msu@scenemetrospace
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Exhibition: msu@scenemetrospace
Opening reception: Friday, January 15th, 6-9 p.m., free, public welcome
SCENE Metrospace kicks off the 2010 exhibition season with a mixed media show featuring some of Michigan State University's finest. Exhibiting artists include Steve Baibak, Erika Birkhold, Deon Foster, A.M. Martens, Andrew Rieder, Grant Whipple and Andrea Wicklund.
Call for Submissions
SCENE Metrospace is currently taking submissions for the following two exhibits: Pocket-sized, and, For Cheap's Sake: Photocopied. These exhibits will run concurrently in the gallery from March 12th until April 25th. Please continue reading for guidelines and specifications.
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The Pocket-sized exhibit is open to any media. We are primarily looking for 2D work that belongs on the wall, but 3D work will also be considered. Subject matter is open-ended. The only stipulation for 2D work is that the piece fit in a 6"x9" mailer/envelope; for 3D work that it roughly fit in the palm of your hand.
For Pocket-sized, please send images and bio/resume for consideration to scenemetrospace@gmail.com
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: FEBRUARY 22nd
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For Cheap's Sake: Photocopied is a call for photocopy art, artwork in which the final product is a photocopy. Photocopies must be anonymous, and UNFRAMED. Subject matter and size are open-ended, though explicit, and/or offensive subject matter will not be considered.
No bio/resume or submission of images required for For Cheap's Sake: Photocopied. The gallery reserves the right to limit the number of participants included in this exhibit. No photocopies will be returned.
DEADLINE FEBRUARY 22nd
Please send photocopy art to the following address:
SCENE Metrospace
410 Abbot Rd
East Lansing, MI 48823
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Please direct questions to scenemetrospace@gmail.com
MSU Musicians
 the Scene&Heard concert series
beginning Thursday, February 4th
doors @ 7:00, concert @ 7:30
students $3, general public $5
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The Scene&Heard concert series' mission is to provide an alternative to traditional concert aesthetics.
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Come listen to music commenting on art, technology and culture at large--music that connects jazz, noise, pop, poetry, theater, tagging, YouTube and more.
Chase "Mic Write" Morris
 Spitfire Poetry Series features Chase "Mic Write" Morris on Wednesday, February 3rd.
Doors at 7:30; poetry at 8:00.
Students $3; all others $4.
Third Annual Folkfest
 Coming January 29th and 30th
Earthwork Music and Fox on a Hill Productions present
The 3RD Annual (SCENE) Metrospace Folk Festival
In celebration of the thriving Michigan folk music community, Earthwork Music and Fox on a Hill Productions will host a lineup of some of the most talented and sought-after singer-songwriters in Michigan.
Friday performers include Seth Bernard, Chris Dorman, Steve Leaf, and Gifts or Creatures.
Saturday performers include May Erlewine, Ralston Bowles, Drew Howard, Sam Corbin, and Jen Sygit.
The Music begins at 8pm.
Tickets are $10 each night and only available at the door.
Limited seating, first come, first serve.
Doors open at 7pm.
Fields of Industry, White Pines, Stargrazer
 Fields of Industry
White Pines
Stargrazer
Friday, January 22nd
doors @ 8:00, music by 9:00
$5
beats, rhymes and late nights
 Tuesday, December 15th
8-11
$5
New Exhibit: What Comes Naturally
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(SCENE) Metrospace, 110 Charles St., will unveil its latest art exhibit, What Comes Naturally, at an opening reception on Friday, Oct. 30 from 6-9 p.m.
The opening reception is free and members of the public are welcome to attend. The reception will include a performance by We're Dead, a local duo that offers a cinematic approach to ambient electronic music.
What Comes Naturally features mixed media art by Andrea Eckert (working with poets Ann Delmariani and Amy Diehl), plant assemblage by Russell Arthur Bauer (working with Janel Schultz), portraits by Clare Gerber and lighted glass sculpture by Tiffany Norman Fieldhouse. The artists in the What Comes Naturally exhibition work with natural ingredients--nature itself, in some instances--or forms, such as portraiture, most commonly associated with the history of art.
The What Comes Naturally exhibit will run Oct. 30-Dec. 13.
(SCENE) Metrospace is East Lansing’s City-funded contemporary art gallery and performance space. It is located at 110 Charles St. in the colorful Division Street parking structure, next door to Georgio’s Pizza. Contact Tim Lane at (517) 319-6832 or visit www.scenemetrospace.com for more information about the space. Regular gallery hours are Thursdays from 2-5 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays from 2-6 p.m. and Sundays from noon-4 p.m.
You & Yourn, Secret Twin, Fields of Industry
 you & yourn
secret twin
fields of industry
saturday
december 12th
doors @ 8:00
music by 9:00
all ages
$5
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