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Akito Asano, left, and Koji Ando, survivors of the Hiroshima blast, are touring Midwest cities to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the bombing.

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Ann Arbor News, July 28, 1985

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Nuclear Disarmament

Peace Activists

First Unitarian Universalist Church

Mobilization for Survival

Strategic Air Command

Michigan Alliance for Disarmament

Ann Arbor City Council

Hiroshima Memorial Day

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Monday Mix: Creative Currents, Arts Engines, Othercast, Vesface, Duck Trash

Friday Five: Lauren Blackford, Mordake, nelson, DJ FLP & Monsuun, Maddy Ringo

Double Vision: DuPont Phillips Combines Catalogs and Influences to Release New “Big Sky Sessions” EP

Monday Mix: Marcus Elliott, Nolan Wayne, Oblongata, DJ Cheesecake, Sapphyree, Steph Who?, Agent 99, PoetTreeTown, WCBN's Local Music Show and Electric Kingdom

Friday Five—Double Dose Edition: Grant Johnson, Unblo-Fact, Hemmingway Lane, Mike C521, Angnath, Anteomedroma, Price, BREN10, Doogatron, dreadmaul, Balance

Wintry Enchantment: Michael Skib Chronicles a Spiritual Quest for Truth on “This Bewitching Season” Album

VISUAL ART

Susan Goethel Campbell’s “Garden Repairs” traverses the intersection of natural and man-made worlds

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Nawal Motawi's strong will and fierce individuality fire her acclaimed art-tiles studio in Ann Arbor

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Diasporic Distillations: "We are here because you were there" at A2AC explores works by Asian American / Asian artists

FILM & VIDEO

Locals Rule: Highlighting the Washtenaw County creatives in the 62nd Ann Arbor Film Festival

The Acting Office: Andrew Otchere turned his University of Michigan studies into the comedy "Becoming BFA: The Showcase Showdown"

Ann Arbor filmmaker Christina Morales Hemenway premieres "Get Real" comedy at the Michigan Theater

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Screen Tests: Experimental shorts by Ann Arbor filmmakers

THEATER & DANCE

U-M Presents a Swirling, Perfect Staging of Stephen Sondheim's "A Little Night Music"

Encore Theatre hosts "Love Boat" vets in engaging, thoughtful "I’m Not Rappaport"

U-M’s take on Anton Chekhov's "Cherry Orchard" balances an awkward blend of comedy and tragedy

Theatre Nova's "the ripple, the wave that carried me home" explores how a family deals with a long fight for social justice

A Devilish New Comedy: David MacGregor's "The Antichrist Cometh" debuts at The Purple Rose Theatre

Through the Grisly Maze: "Elizabeth Cree" is a puzzle-filled operatic mystery

WRITTEN WORD

Mary Gaitskill Reflects on Her Latest Works and Extensive Career During U-M's Zell Visiting Writers Series Event

Love, Grief, Class, and Cancer: A.H. Kim's “Relative Strangers" reimagines a Jane Austen plot set in modern-day California

Ypsilanti Author Darcie Wilde Continues Character Rosalind Thorne’s Detective Work in the Cozy Mystery, “The Secret of the Lady’s Maid”

U-M law professor Barbara McQuade fights against disinformation in her new book

Poet Zilka Joseph imparts memories, history, and culture of the Bene Israel people by way of food in “Sweet Malida”

U-M Writer-in-Residence Caroline Harper New's poetry book “A History of Half-Birds" unfolds time and explores human-animal interplay

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Capturing the Cosmos: Jason Guenzel photographs the beauty of space from Earth