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Celebrating it’s second year at (SCENE) Metrospace, we are excited to share with you over 300 art pieces made by elementary and middle school students attending East Lansing public schools. The schools represented in this exhibition include Donley Elementary School, Glencairn Elementary School, Marble Elementary School, Pinecrest Elementary School, Whitehills Elementary School, and Macdonald Middle School. This special exhibition was organized by the inspiring Art Educators of East Lansing; Eileen Sturm, Sabrina Arceo, Diane Olmstead, Sarah Ruttman, Jacqueline Carroll, Kelly Yerby, and Lauren Engler.

Regular Hours:

Thurs: 3PM-7PM

Fri: 1PM-7PM

Sat: 12PM-5PM

Sun: 12PM-5PM

Festival Hours:

Thurs: 3PM-7PM

Fri: 1PM-7PM

Sat: 10AM-5PM

Sun: 10AM-5PM

Join us for the Computer Assisted Language Instruction Consortium, which will be in Flagstaff, Arizona, at Northern Arizona University!

Opening just in time for the East Lansing Art Festival, Nowhere, presents a solo exhibition featuring the sculptures of Matthew Boonstra, on view until June 20, 2017 at the MSU Union Art Gallery.

Boonstra utilizes his studio practice to explore his interest in materials, processes, and concepts in a free associative manner.  These investigations are developed in an autobiographical context concerning his role in contemporary life.  His recent series, Nowhere, was developed to explore feelings of living in rural central Illinois. The investment of making has helped him to internalize thoughts and then in turn externalize his feelings. Through his work, he hopes to lead the viewer to question the nature of the object, and how and why it exists.

Regular Hours: 

Mon-Thurs: 12PM-5PM

Fri: 12PM-7PM

Sat: 10AM-2PM

Festival Hours:

Mon-Thurs: 12PM-5PM

Fri: 12PM-7PM

Sat: 10AM-5PM

Sun: 10AM-5PM

Are you thinking about pursuing a graduate degree in language teaching? Consider applying to our 100% online program. Our fall admission deadline is June 1st. View our admission requirements here: http://maflt.cal.msu.edu/apply/

Want to try a course or two? You can enroll in MAFLT courses as a Graduate Lifelong Education student. You must have a BA or BS to obtain Graduate Lifelong Education student status. To apply for Graduate Lifelong Education student status, complete the easy online Lifelong Education Application (https://reg.msu.edu/ROInfo/EnrReg/LifelongEducation.aspx). You may be able to transfer up to 9 credits received as a MSU Graduate Lifelong Education student into the MAFLT Program’s credit requirements if you are later accepted into the MAFLT Program. Tuition costs may be different for students who enroll in courses this way.