Michigan Arts & Culture

'As You Like It' goes folk and fine art gets skateboards: this week on the Green Room

Interlochen Public Radio | By Kate Botello

Published June 12, 2015 at 11:16 AM EDT

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Sex Pistols singer Johnny Rotten is framed by metal spikes in this entry to the Dennos Museum exhibit.

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Part of the “Sideways” exhibit features artwork by graphic designer Aaron Draplin.";s:

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Dennos Museum Education Curator Jason Dake (center) shows off the “Sideways” exhibit to Billy Wood (left) and Ray Weigel (right).";s:

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Artist R.J. Raines painted three skateboard decks for the Dennos Museum’s exhibit.";

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This week on the Green Room: Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’ gets a folk music makeover. Courtney Kaiser-Sandler, instructor of the singer-songwriter program here at Interlochen Arts Academy, talks about creating the play’s original score.

Plus, street art becomes fine art. A skateboard art exhibit opens at the Dennos Museum in Traverse City.

Students from East Middle School created this deck, titled “Shattered.”

And we say goodbye to beloved film villain Christopher Lee and catch a glimpse of his less known role as a heavy metal rocker.