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By TESSA PANETH-POLLAK “Marqueetown” is a documentary about one man’s quest to restore the historic marquee of the single-screen Nordic Theater in Marquette. An Art Deco …
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By TESSA PANETH-POLLAK “Marqueetown” is a documentary about one man’s quest to restore the historic marquee of the single-screen Nordic Theater in Marquette. An Art Deco …
Much like Traverse City does now, Marquette once had two single-screen arthouse movie theaters operating downtown. While the theaters themselves no long...
ALPENA — In a celebratory night full of great Great Lakes films, one of the top five filmmakers earned the coveted $5,000 prize in the first-ever Sanctuary Se
ALPENA — A host of excellent Great Lakes films are on tap at the Sanctuary Selections Film Competition screening and awards, presented by The Sunset Project.
Reply(1) This short memoir was provoked by an article titled, "The Disappearance of Martin Puryear" about the destruction of the artist's sculpture at the Michigan Legacy Art Park written by the Director Joseph Beyer and published on the Park's web site. My memoir seeks to tell the story of the creation of that artwork, its transfer to the Michigan Legacy Art Park, and its destruction based on my first-hand connection to that story. Importantly, it seeks to correctly describe the roles played by Professor Al Hebert and David Barr. Subscribe Jim Pallas (Professor, retired) Subscribe One sunny...