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Ann Arbor Art Fair to kick off with two community focused events
Read full article: Ann Arbor Art Fair to kick off with two community focused events“Thank you to our amazing community for two decades of community and fun. We are excited to announce that this year’s kick off events are now a three fair collaboration, and we look forward to having everyone join us July 16!” said Ann Arbor Street Art Fair, the Original, Executive Director Angela Kline.
Ann Arbor looking for artists for new pedestrian tunnel and park bridge
Read full article: Ann Arbor looking for artists for new pedestrian tunnel and park bridgeIndividual artists or teams from around the United States are eligible to submit designs for one or both projects up until 11:59 p.m. on June 23.
Ann Arbor elementary student named winner of Google Doodle contest
Read full article: Ann Arbor elementary student named winner of Google Doodle contestAs the 2024 Michigan Doodle for Google Winner, the design incorporates different elements to show his wish for the future, like a tree, an apple and an electric vehicle.
Celebrate 200 years of Ann Arbor with a new exhibit at the Gutman Gallery
Read full article: Celebrate 200 years of Ann Arbor with a new exhibit at the Gutman GalleryThe bicentennial exhibit contains art showing the Ann Arbor community and iconic landmarks including the Original Cottage Inn location, the Main and Liberty intersection, the Michigan Theatre, Nickels Arcade, and The Beer Depot on William Street.
Ann Arbor Art Fair unveils new posters and logo ahead of festival season
Read full article: Ann Arbor Art Fair unveils new posters and logo ahead of festival seasonA new collaborative logo serves as a reminder of how the three fairs intersect with Ann Arbor and the city’s commitment to creativity and expression.
Ann Arbor brunch spot to display art from soon-to-be Unviersity of Michigan graduate
Read full article: Ann Arbor brunch spot to display art from soon-to-be Unviersity of Michigan graduate“I remember seeing a huge painting at Café Zola years ago at a Mother’s Day brunch and I was enchanted by it throughout our entire meal,” said artist Ayanna Bell.
Items found in Huron River showcased at transforming Ann Arbor art exhibition
Read full article: Items found in Huron River showcased at transforming Ann Arbor art exhibition“Ouroboros,” fills up the 1,200-square-foot space of the Irving Stenn Jr. Family Gallery with objects found in local waterways that have been reimagined as art and musical instruments used to create a dynamic soundscape.
Two Ann Arbor organizations receive ‘Golden Paintbrush’ awards for creative impacts on community
Read full article: Two Ann Arbor organizations receive ‘Golden Paintbrush’ awards for creative impacts on communityThe award is given to artists and organizations to recognize their impacts on the “cultural and aesthetic richness” of Tree Town’s public art, officials said.
Ann Arbor’s Maker Works celebrating anniversary on heels of national recognition
Read full article: Ann Arbor’s Maker Works celebrating anniversary on heels of national recognitionFrom 2-5 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 17, the Plaza Drive organization is celebrating 12 years of being a community makers space.
Hear from imprisoned creatives at this Ann Arbor Art Fair exhibit
Read full article: Hear from imprisoned creatives at this Ann Arbor Art Fair exhibitHumanize the Numbers shows the stories, faces and perspectives of incarcerated individuals as they express themselves in ways not allowed by the prison system.
Leave your mark on downtown Ann Arbor with Paint the Town event before Art Fair
Read full article: Leave your mark on downtown Ann Arbor with Paint the Town event before Art FairCommunity members can join artists and musicians to beautify Main Street by painting mandalas and coloring a chalk mural on Tuesday, July 18.
Meet artist Andy Schiff this Thursday at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Ann Arbor
Read full article: Meet artist Andy Schiff this Thursday at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Ann ArborSchiff first began her art career as a weaver but transitioned to watercolors and acrylic paints after moving to a small apartment in Israel.
‘Boggs Park’ crowdfunding campaign launched in Detroit
Read full article: ‘Boggs Park’ crowdfunding campaign launched in DetroitDetroit’s James and Grace Lee Boggs School is expanding its public space by creating Boggs Park, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) and the Boggs Educational Project Team announced Wednesday.
Eastern Michigan University to break ground on $7.5 million arts complex on Thursday
Read full article: Eastern Michigan University to break ground on $7.5 million arts complex on ThursdayEMU officials and members of the local arts community will gather for a groundbreaking ceremony for the Windgate Arts Complex on Thursday.
Annual exhibition showcasing artwork by prisoners returns to University of Michigan this month
Read full article: Annual exhibition showcasing artwork by prisoners returns to University of Michigan this monthThe 27th annual Exhibition of Artists in Michigan Prisons will run March 21-April 4 in Ann Arbor.
Pop-up art exhibition in Ann Arbor highlights Black philanthropy
Read full article: Pop-up art exhibition in Ann Arbor highlights Black philanthropy“Giving Back: The Soul of Philanthropy Reframed and Exhibited" will be unveiled inside the Morris Lawerence building at WCC on Friday, March 10, during a free reception.
Ann Arbor District Library to host fiber arts festival Sunday
Read full article: Ann Arbor District Library to host fiber arts festival SundayLibrary patrons who stop by the downtown branch can participate in hands-on crafting sessions with sushi-themed pom-poms, jellyfish friendship bracelets, handknitted bookmarks, swatches and looms.
Detroit Institute of Arts seeks dismissal of lawsuit over van Gogh painting
Read full article: Detroit Institute of Arts seeks dismissal of lawsuit over van Gogh paintingThe Detroit Institute of Arts, which has been displaying a 1888 painting by Vincent van Gogh as part of a showing of 80 of his works, said it shouldn’t be pulled into a dispute over ownership of the multimillion-dollar artwork.
Ann Arbor Art Center announces new executive director
Read full article: Ann Arbor Art Center announces new executive director“Jenn’s broad ties in our community, her solid track record of fundraising for a range of nonprofit organizations, her ability to build partnerships, and her passion for ensuring Ann Arbor is a vibrant, cultural destination made her the stand-out candidate for this role,” said A2AC board of directors chair Anne Cooper in a release.
Ann Arbor named one of the most arts-vibrant cities in the United States
Read full article: Ann Arbor named one of the most arts-vibrant cities in the United StatesAnn Arbor is known for its celebration of the arts with its numerous galleries, year-round art-based events and its massive, summertime Ann Arbor Art Fair.
A nationally renowned artist makes his mark in Detroit
Read full article: A nationally renowned artist makes his mark in DetroitThe city of Detroit is filled with beautiful murals, installations, statues, and more. Detroit native and nationally renowned artist, Felle, joined Tati Amare on “Live in the D” to talk about his work and gallery that’s contributing to the art scene in the city.
Ann Arbor District Library seeks artists to design covers of 2023 Summer Game books
Read full article: Ann Arbor District Library seeks artists to design covers of 2023 Summer Game booksCommunity members can submit their artwork to be featured on two books to be produced in the public domain in 2023.
3 fun crafts to get your kids in the Halloween spirit
Read full article: 3 fun crafts to get your kids in the Halloween spiritHalloween is just around the corner and what better way to get the kids excited than to do some crafts! Whether it’s spooky decorations or something fun to play with, the whole family will enjoy these three Halloween-inspired crafts.