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ARTS AROUND ANN ARBOR

STUMPING TOWNIES SINCE 2015

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MUSIC

Singing Bodies, Electric: U-M SMTD's offers a "Grand Night" of virtual choirs
Friday Five: Fred Thomas, Chris Dupont, The Kelseys, Bruce Lo, G.B. Marian
Friday Five: Dani Darling, AGN7 Audio, The Millwrights, CryptoPolitics, Tyrus Archer
Joni Mitchell's "Live at Canterbury House - 1967" gives us a peek into her post-Detroit, pre-superstardom career
WCBN's Radio Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa offers up Sproton Layer and Ramones rarities
Rolling Stone and A2 Jazz & Blues Fest photographer Baron Wolman dies

VISUAL ART

Map of the Interior: Sarah Rose Sharp’s "Results or Roses" at U-M Institute of the Humanities Gallery
U-M's Institute for the Humanities Gallery offers two new exhibits by Detroit artists
Open Your Eyes: Jaume Plensa's "Behind the Walls" finds a new home at UMMA
Visual Arts Roundup: Catching up with UMMA, Stamps Gallery, Michigan Art Gallery, WSG Gallery, Ann Arbor Art Center, Gutman Gallery, Eat More Tea, Ann Arbor Women Artists, and Riverside Arts Center
WSG Gallery offers virtual exhibitions and one in-person show at Ann Arbor Art Center
UMMA opens three new exhibitions online featuring works from its collection

FILM & VIDEO

The Genesis of "Abiro": Ben Willis and Dr. Pete Larson discuss the new animated video for the Cytotoxic Nyatiti Band
Burnout Society Film Club's 8 Ball Movie Night and Introvert Movie Night offer group viewings of cult flicks
A.N.G.E.L.I. and Scary Steve team up with Jordan Stanton for the "They Take IV" music video
Michigan Theater welcomes films and conversations with two Ann Arbor natives
The Independent Film Festival Ypsilanti (IFFY) moves online Aug. 20-22
"Creem: America's Only Rock 'n' Roll Magazine" documents how the Detroit-born publication rose to the top

THEATER & DANCE

University Productions announces 2020 virtual season of theater for December
Ann Arbor Civic Theatre and Dexter Community Players' Halloween Drive aims to scare you with good theater
Two local theater festivals are coming to a living room near you
U-M professor José Casas' "The Imagination Place" is a play to be performed by families at home
Theaters Still in the Absurd: An update on the Washtenaw County stage scene
Theaters in the Absurd: Washtenaw-area drama troupes announce cancellations, postponements, and out-of-business news due to the covid-19 pandemic

WRITTEN WORD

Food, immigration, and female experience intertwine in poet Jihyun Yun's book "Some Are Always Hungry"
Writing Through It: WCC Poetry Club releases the "Going Viral: Pandemic and Protest" anthology
No Slowing Down: Ann Arbor cartoonist Dave Coverly celebrates the 25th anniversary of "Speed Bump"
Alison Swan's poetry collection "A Fine Canopy" celebrates the natural world
Publisher Michelle Dotter details upcoming works from Ann Arbor's Dzanc Books
Ken Fischer makes the case for collaboration and connectivity in his book "Everybody In, Nobody Out"

PULP LIFE

Astronomy at the Beach moves the sky (and sand) online for its 2020 edition
Rasa Festival shifts online but still offers a full month of arts and culture from India
Penny Stamps Distinguished Speaker Series' fall 2020 lineup will be livestreamed
A2SF's "The Future of the Arts Must Be Antiracist" explores the pitfalls P.O.C. face in creative communities
Exploring some of Washtenaw County’s lesser-known nature preserves
Enduring the quarantine one cell-phone game at a time

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