Zinta Aistars is a journalist based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, and focuses on local arts and culture. She writes for WMUK and Northwest Michigan's Second Wave, covering stories on artists, art exhibitions, and events in the area. Her work has also been featured in MLive.
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Zinta Aistars' articles are heavily focused on art and local events in Kalamazoo, Michigan. She often features profiles of artists and covers events related to arts and culture. Her coverage also includes topics like mental health, LGBTQ issues, entertainment news, house & home, education, family & relationships.
If you're looking to reach out to Zinta with a pitch or as a potential source for an article she's working on, it would be beneficial if your expertise lies within the realm of art in its various forms such as visual arts, music or theater. You could also provide insights into local cultural events and happenings in Kalamazoo or have expertise in areas related to mental health awareness or LGBTQ advocacy within the context of artistic expression.
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Is he a musician or is he a visual artist? Craig Matis is both. When performing on stage with his alternative rock band Uzizi, Matis simultaneously exhibited his visual art to accompany the music.
Tapestries and rugs, weavings with vitreous enamels incorporated into the designs – these are the works of artist and weaver, Nancy Crampton , in vibrant colors and intricate designs.
Jacqueline Thompson, a librarian at the Meader Fine Arts Library in the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts has created a unique and engaging Blackout Poetry event designed to highlight Banned Books Week.
The Canadian band Cowboy Junkies will appear on Wednesday, Sep 25 at the State Theatre of Kalamazoo.
By: Zinta Aistars
ALAMO TWP, MI — Listen … can you hear the chatter and laughter of the children’s voices? Hear the skip and dance of their steps over the wooden planks of the floor?
When we think of the tools we use to create art, no doubt what comes to mind are pencils, paint brushes, canvas, a pottery wheel, an endless array of tools we can hold in our hands.
Art Beat with Kathleen McGookey
Art Beat with Marisa Bianan
By: Zinta Aistars
Editor's note: This story is part of Southwest Michigan's Second Wave's On the Ground Kalamazoo series.
It is an ancient skill, practiced by weavers over centuries in Afghanistan. Spinning and dying wool, weaving on looms, weavers form community bonds along with their tapestries and rugs.
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