A Grand Rapids Press article announces that SiTE:LAB will transform a dilapidated downtown Grand Rapids building with its April site-specific, one-night art installation by Kendall College of Art and Design students.
According to excerpts from the story:
Paint is peeling. Graffiti covers the peeling paint. The cement bones of the old Junior Achievement Building are the only things that really remain at 2 E. Fulton St., and Paul Amenta is salivating. The Kendall College of Art and Design professor and founder of SiTE:LAB – a group of local artists and art enthusiasts who create one-night, site-specific art installations – has secured the 25,000-square-foot abandoned building as the next SiTE:LAB location on April 15. SiTE:LAB will take place in conjunction with "Art.Downtown," which is a citywide studio/gallery/shop hop featuring hundreds of all-local artists at multiple downtown locations.
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