Photo by Corey Jarvinen Pamela Loewen works on her laptop at her Williamston studio and gallery in 2025, the year it opened. The gallery focuses primarily on artistic quiltmaking.
The late Barbara Morris’ art took up the lion’s share of a 2026 retrospective of deceased Old Town artists at the MICA Gallery. – Lawrence Cosentino/City Pulse
The MSU Museum’s “Techno: The Rise of Detroit’s Machine Music” exhibit, on display in 2025 at the MSUFCU building in downtown East Lansing, featured four video screens programmed to respond to a 45-minute sound installation composed by the pioneering Detroit techno collective Underground Resistance. Glass cases display the machines that birthed the sound. – Courtesy MSU Museum
“Calabi-Yau Boogie Woogie” twists the segmented lines of Piet Mondrian, one of Park’s favorite artists, into the multidimensional world of string theory. From 2024. – Lawrence Cosentino/City Pulse
