Local art legend Denny Preston on history, style, and what fuels his boundless imagination.

Brian Whitfield returns and discusses the social impact and legacy of his art, and provides a peek into what it’s like creating his complex, multi-story murals.

Acclaimed Lansing artist Brian Whitfield shares his background and philosophy, and delves into his creative process when creating the extraordinary oversize paintings that he’s known for.

Switching gears from traditional creative expression, an ambitious art installation at LCC West is realized through months of Scene Shop student skill and determination.

Portrait artist Josh Risner returns to discuss how deeply authenticism guides his work, and how it influenced his iconic portrait of Malcolm X for LCC.

The profusely talented Josh Risner shares some of his history, philosophy, and what it means to be The Michigan State Capital Artist in Residence.

Website: LCC Campus Art Catalog

Part 2 of a conversation with sculptor Jim Cunningham, discussing his creative style and the impact of art in public spaces. We discuss the downtown campus sculpture Global Community, along with the peculiarities and expectations of working with stainless steel.

A conversation with one of mid-Michigan’s pre-eminent metal sculptors on his background, philosophy, and the challenges he faced creating one of LCC’s most iconic installations, also known as the “Red Ribbon” sculpture.

An episode on the beauty of typography on a modern-day relic, and the perils of wearing skinny pants.

Where design, craftsmanship, and technical expertise intersect with institutional branding. This symbol will represent countless LCC Fire Academy grads in what is considered a “generational” career path, for a very long time.

LCC Fire Science Program