Upcoming Events
5/17/2012 Thursday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
5/18/2012 Friday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
5/21/2012 Monday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
5/22/2012 Tuesday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
5/23/2012 Wednesday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
5/24/2012 Thursday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
5/25/2012 Friday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
5/29/2012 Tuesday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
5/30/2012 Wednesday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
5/31/2012 Thursday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
6/1/2012 Friday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
6/4/2012 Monday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
6/5/2012 Tuesday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
6/6/2012 Wednesday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
6/7/2012 Thursday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
6/8/2012 Friday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
6/8/2012 Friday 1:00 PM
- 3:00 PM
"Crossing Borders" with John Beyrle
John Beyrle, a Grand Valley State University alumnus with a long diplomatic career, including serving as the U.S. ambassador to Russia from 2008-2012, will speak about the importance of cross-cultural studies and exchanges. The event is free and open to the public, though registration is requested. Learn more at http://www.lakeshoremuseum.org, or by calling the museum at 231-722-0278. read more
Location: Michigan Alternative and Renewable Energy Center, 200 Viridian, Muskegon
"Crossing Borders" with John Beyrle
John Beyrle, a Grand Valley State University alumnus with a long diplomatic career, including serving as the U.S. ambassador to Russia from 2008-2012, will speak about the importance of cross-cultural studies and exchanges. The event is free and open to the public, though registration is requested. Learn more at http://www.lakeshoremuseum.org, or by calling the museum at 231-722-0278. read more
Location: Michigan Alternative and Renewable Energy Center, 200 Viridian, Muskegon
6/11/2012 Monday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
6/12/2012 Tuesday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
6/13/2012 Wednesday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
6/14/2012 Thursday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
6/15/2012 Friday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
6/18/2012 Monday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
6/20/2012 Wednesday 12:00 PM
- 5:00 PM
CLAS on the Green
Registration and range balls at noon; Scramble 1-5 p.m.; Cookout and celebration immediately following. For more information, visit gvsu.edu/clas/clas-on-the-green-382.htm, or contact Paul Stephenson at stephenp@gvsu.edu. read more
Location: Meadows Club House, Allendale Campus
CLAS on the Green
Registration and range balls at noon; Scramble 1-5 p.m.; Cookout and celebration immediately following. For more information, visit gvsu.edu/clas/clas-on-the-green-382.htm, or contact Paul Stephenson at stephenp@gvsu.edu. read more
Location: Meadows Club House, Allendale Campus
6/24/2012 Sunday 8:00 PM
- 9:30 PM
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Julia Ann Walton
The free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Julia Ann Walton
The free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
6/25/2012 Monday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
7/1/2012 Sunday 7:00 PM
- 8:30 PM
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Holiday Open Tower
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Holiday Open Tower
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
7/2/2012 Monday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
7/4/2012 Wednesday 2:00 PM
- 2:30 PM
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Let Freedom Ring 2012
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Let Freedom Ring 2012
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
7/8/2012 Sunday 8:00 PM
- 9:30 PM
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Karel Keldermans
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Karel Keldermans
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
7/9/2012 Monday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
7/9/2012 Monday 2:30 PM
London Cultural Olympiad: Bodies in Motion
Grand Valley State University will participate in this transcontinental project during three days, July 9, 10 and 12, with simultaneous interactive performances celebrating the 2012 London Olympic games through dance, music, theatre, the visual arts, film and digital innovation - all captured for live webcasts. read more
Location: Simultaneous interactive performances in Allendale, Amsterdam and London via live webcasts
London Cultural Olympiad: Bodies in Motion
Grand Valley State University will participate in this transcontinental project during three days, July 9, 10 and 12, with simultaneous interactive performances celebrating the 2012 London Olympic games through dance, music, theatre, the visual arts, film and digital innovation - all captured for live webcasts. read more
Location: Simultaneous interactive performances in Allendale, Amsterdam and London via live webcasts
7/10/2012 Tuesday 1:30 PM
London Cultural Olympiad: Bodies in Motion
Grand Valley State University will participate in this transcontinental project during three days, July 9, 10 and 12, with simultaneous interactive performances celebrating the 2012 London Olympic games through dance, music, theatre, the visual arts, film and digital innovation - all captured for live webcasts. read more
Location: Simultaneous interactive performances in Allendale, Amsterdam and London via live webcasts
London Cultural Olympiad: Bodies in Motion
Grand Valley State University will participate in this transcontinental project during three days, July 9, 10 and 12, with simultaneous interactive performances celebrating the 2012 London Olympic games through dance, music, theatre, the visual arts, film and digital innovation - all captured for live webcasts. read more
Location: Simultaneous interactive performances in Allendale, Amsterdam and London via live webcasts
7/11/2012 Wednesday 12:00 PM
- 1:00 PM
Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series: Karel Keldermans
The 12th Annual Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series presents noon performances each Wednesday, from July 11-August 1. The open-air concerts are free and open to the public. Free parking is available in Watson Lot, south of Fulton Street behind Secchia Hall. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Lacks International Plaza, Richard M. DeVos Center, Robert C. Pew Grand Rapids Campus, 401 South Fulton Street, Grand Rapids
Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series: Karel Keldermans
The 12th Annual Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series presents noon performances each Wednesday, from July 11-August 1. The open-air concerts are free and open to the public. Free parking is available in Watson Lot, south of Fulton Street behind Secchia Hall. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Lacks International Plaza, Richard M. DeVos Center, Robert C. Pew Grand Rapids Campus, 401 South Fulton Street, Grand Rapids
7/12/2012 Thursday 7:30 PM
London Cultural Olympiad: Bodies in Motion
Grand Valley State University will participate in this transcontinental project during three days, July 9, 10 and 12, with simultaneous interactive performances celebrating the 2012 London Olympic games through dance, music, theatre, the visual arts, film and digital innovation - all captured in live webcasts. read more
Location: Simultaneous interactive performances in Allendale, Amsterdam and London via live webcasts
London Cultural Olympiad: Bodies in Motion
Grand Valley State University will participate in this transcontinental project during three days, July 9, 10 and 12, with simultaneous interactive performances celebrating the 2012 London Olympic games through dance, music, theatre, the visual arts, film and digital innovation - all captured in live webcasts. read more
Location: Simultaneous interactive performances in Allendale, Amsterdam and London via live webcasts
7/15/2012 Sunday 8:00 PM
- 9:30 PM
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Carol Jickling Lens
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Carol Jickling Lens
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
7/16/2012 Monday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
7/18/2012 Wednesday 12:00 PM
- 1:00 PM
Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series: Carol Jickling Lens
The 12th Annual Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series presents noon performances each Wednesday, from July 11-August 1. The open-air concerts are free and open to the public. Free parking is available in Watson Lot, south of Fulton Street behind Secchia Hall. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Lacks International Plaza, Richard M. DeVos Center, Robert C. Pew Grand Rapids Campus, 401 South Fulton Street, Grand Rapids
Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series: Carol Jickling Lens
The 12th Annual Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series presents noon performances each Wednesday, from July 11-August 1. The open-air concerts are free and open to the public. Free parking is available in Watson Lot, south of Fulton Street behind Secchia Hall. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Lacks International Plaza, Richard M. DeVos Center, Robert C. Pew Grand Rapids Campus, 401 South Fulton Street, Grand Rapids
7/22/2012 Sunday 8:00 PM
- 9:30 PM
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Timothy Sleep
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Timothy Sleep
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
7/23/2012 Monday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
7/25/2012 Wednesday 12:00 PM
- 1:00 PM
Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series: Timothy Sleep
The 12th Annual Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series presents noon performances each Wednesday, from July 11-August 1. The open-air concerts are free and open to the public. Free parking is available in Watson Lot, south of Fulton Street behind Secchia Hall. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Lacks International Plaza, Richard M. DeVos Center, Robert C. Pew Grand Rapids Campus, 401 South Fulton Street, Grand Rapids
Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series: Timothy Sleep
The 12th Annual Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series presents noon performances each Wednesday, from July 11-August 1. The open-air concerts are free and open to the public. Free parking is available in Watson Lot, south of Fulton Street behind Secchia Hall. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Lacks International Plaza, Richard M. DeVos Center, Robert C. Pew Grand Rapids Campus, 401 South Fulton Street, Grand Rapids
7/27/2012 Friday 7:00 PM
- 9:00 PM
GVSU International Trumpet Seminar presents Allen Vizzutti
GVSU International Trumpet Seminar presents Allen Vizzutti. Open to the public. General admission: $20; seniors/students: $10. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484. read more
Location: Louis Armstrong Theatre, Performing Arts Center, GVSU Allendale Campus
GVSU International Trumpet Seminar presents Allen Vizzutti
GVSU International Trumpet Seminar presents Allen Vizzutti. Open to the public. General admission: $20; seniors/students: $10. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484. read more
Location: Louis Armstrong Theatre, Performing Arts Center, GVSU Allendale Campus
7/29/2012 Sunday 8:00 PM
- 9:30 PM
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Melissa Weidner
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Melissa Weidner
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
7/30/2012 Monday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
8/1/2012 Wednesday 12:00 PM
- 1:00 PM
Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series: Julianne Vanden Wyngaard
The 12th Annual Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series presents noon performances each Wednesday, from July 11-August 1. The open-air concerts are free and open to the public. Free parking is available in Watson Lot, south of Fulton Street behind Secchia Hall. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Lacks International Plaza, Richard M. DeVos Center, Robert C. Pew Grand Rapids Campus, 401 South Fulton Street, Grand Rapids
Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series: Julianne Vanden Wyngaard
The 12th Annual Beckering Family Carillon Summer Concert Series presents noon performances each Wednesday, from July 11-August 1. The open-air concerts are free and open to the public. Free parking is available in Watson Lot, south of Fulton Street behind Secchia Hall. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Lacks International Plaza, Richard M. DeVos Center, Robert C. Pew Grand Rapids Campus, 401 South Fulton Street, Grand Rapids
8/5/2012 Sunday 8:00 PM
- 9:30 PM
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Ray McLellan
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Ray McLellan
Additional free open-air Cook Carillon concerts are scheduled at 8 p.m. each Sunday, through August 19. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
8/6/2012 Monday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
8/12/2012 Sunday 8:00 PM
- 9:30 PM
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: George Gregory & Julianne Vanden Wyngaard
A special performance on the ChimeMaster Traveling Carillon. Open to the public. Free admission. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Parking lot F, GVSU Allendale Campus
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: George Gregory & Julianne Vanden Wyngaard
A special performance on the ChimeMaster Traveling Carillon. Open to the public. Free admission. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Parking lot F, GVSU Allendale Campus
8/13/2012 Monday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
8/19/2012 Sunday 8:00 PM
- 9:30 PM
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Julianne Vanden Wyngaard, university carillonneur
Open to the public. Free admission. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
Cook Carillon Summer Concert Series: Julianne Vanden Wyngaard, university carillonneur
Open to the public. Free admission. For more information, please call (616) 331-3484 or visit www.gvsu.edu/music. read more
Location: Cook Carillon Plaza, GVSU Allendale Campus
8/20/2012 Monday 8:00 AM
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus
The Asafo of Ghana: A Life History of an Asafo Flag Dancer
This ethnographic photography exhibition by Amy Masko, assistant professor of English at Grand Valley, investigates contemporary Ghana through the life of Nana Otu, a young Fraanketanyi, and a flag dancer in Asafo No. 1 Company in Cape Coast, Ghana. Historically the Asafos served as militia groups. Today the groups perform exclusively as part of spiritual rituals. For more information, contact the GVSU Art Gallery at 616-331-2563. read more
Location: GVSU Red Wall Gallery, Lake Ontario Hall, Allendale Campus