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DIA Partnership to Bring Mural to Mount Clemens
Ann Arbor Exhibit Explores Gender Identity and The Space Between
Call for Artists: Community Art Exhibit with Landscape Themes
Mount Clemens Artspace Project to Receive $750,000 Grant
The Bells Will Ring in Lapeer for Upcoming Handbell Concert
Adrian Symphony Orchestra to Perform Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5
Nadim Azzam Makes Music for Deep-Thinkers, Over-Drinkers & Sensitive Souls
Ann Arbor’s Nadim Azzam is a singer, rapper, and songwriter who makes his own beats and plays multiple instruments on his tracks. Known for making songs for the deep-thinkers, the over-drinkers, and other sensitive souls, Nadim faces his own struggles head-on in hopes of offering some sense of solace to anyone else walking similar valleys of their own.
Anton Art Center Awards $25k in Regional Grants on Behalf of Michigan Arts and Culture Council
Music Producer & Hip Hop Artist Torrey Gray Uses His Lyrics to Self-Reflect and Inspire Himself and Others
Detroit Native and Tony®, Grammy®, Drama Desk and Lucille Lortel Award winner Renée Elise Goldsberry Comes to East Lansing
Prison Artwork Live Again After 2 Years of Digital Versions
Pink Martini feat. China Forbes to Perform at Ann Arbor Summer Festival
Tisch Family Gift will Support Students Pursuing Careers in the Arts
Catch Detroit Artist Laura Earle in new exhibit at Charlevoix Circle of Arts
$12M gift of Chinese calligraphy transforms Asian art collection at U-M Museum of Art
‘Unity & Balance’ Now on Display at The Anton Art Center
New App Uses Census Data to Help Architects Imagine More Representative Spaces
When an architect or designer completes a rendering of a building, streetscape or space, the last step in the process is to include human figures to provide a sense of scale and to make the space feel alive.
New Art Installation at U-M Museum of Natural History Explores the Unseen World of Microorganisms
Annual Holiday Artist Market Returns to Mount Clemens
Henry Ford’s Ghost Confronts Complex Legacy in New Film by University of Michigan Professor
Why did you undermine Edsel? How did the "working man's friend" become the enemy of Labor? Why did you hate Jews? These are three of the 10 questions posed to the ghost of Henry Ford in a new film produced, written and directed by Andy Kirshner, an associate professor at the University of Michigan Stamps School of Art & Design and School of Music, Theatre & Dance.