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ARTS AROUND ANN ARBOR

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MUSIC

The Art of the LP: Record Store Day 2019
Rock 'n' Roll Heart: JD McPherson at The Blind Pig
Joe Hertler and The Rainbow Seekers rocked their weekend residency at The Blind Pig
Harping Through Life: Peter Madcat Ruth celebrates his 70th birthday at The Ark
Down With Blue Jeans: Tim Sendra talks bubblegum pop and the effort to preserve his brother's legacy
Tell 'Em It’s a Party: An Evening of the blues with Sugaray Rayford at Club Above

VISUAL ART

Large-Scale Statements: "Abstraction, Color, and Politics in the Early 1970s" at UMMA
The Art of the LP: Record Store Day 2019
Expected Greatness: UMMA's "The Power Family Program for Inuit Art: Tillirnanngittuq​" shows Ann Arbor's role in popularizing indigenous Arctic art
The State of the Art of Surveillance: "Blind House: Utopia and Dystopia in the Age of Radical Transparency"
Everything flows at Argus Museum's photography exhibit “Water Is Life”
"Guardians of Detroit: Architectural Sculpture in the Motor City" documents the artistry and symbolism during the city's golden age

FILM & VIDEO

57th Ann Arbor Film Festival: Take a Ride on These Trailers
57th Ann Arbor Film Festival: Trailers for Tuesday, March 26 screenings
57th Ann Arbor Film Festival: Trailers for Wednesday, March 27 screenings
57th Ann Arbor Film Festival: Trailers for Thursday, March 28 screenings
57th Ann Arbor Film Festival: Trailers for Friday, March 29 screenings
57th Ann Arbor Film Festival: Trailers for Saturday, March 30 screenings

THEATER & DANCE

The American Scream: Arthur Miller's "All My Sons" at The Purple Rose Theatre
U-M takes on Sondheim’s "Sweeney Todd," a musical challenge and a macabre story
Roustabout Theatre Troupe’s “Mad As A Hatter” Is A Tea Party Reunion With Old Friends
Ballet Preljocaj's "La Fresque" at the Power Center was arduous, ambitious, and alluring
The Rainbow Connection: Randy Rainbow Live Strikes A Welcome Chord at the Michigan Theater
Theatre Nova’s "Mazel Tov, John Lennon" engages with an odd couple true story

WRITTEN WORD

AADL's Fifth Avenue Press returns with five new books & a release reception on May 5
This Woman's Work: Camille Noe Pagan’s "I’m Fine and Neither Are You" tracks the troubles and radical honesty of a working mom
Polly Rosenwaike's stories give an intimate glimpse into the contexts of motherhood
"Guardians of Detroit: Architectural Sculpture in the Motor City" documents the artistry and symbolism during the city's golden age
The Weinstein Effect: Ronan Farrow and Ken Auletta at The Wallace House
Ypsilanti poet Rob Halpern's "Weak Link" connects the personal and the political

PULP LIFE

Busting Up the Boys Club: Ladies Laugh Night at Ann Arbor Comedy Showcase
The Kids Are Alright: TEDxYouth@AnnArbor features talks from A2 high school students
All the World's a Stage: Madeleine Albright at The Michigan Theater
Skyline grad and WCC student Sam Martin is on his way to making history
AADL 2018 Staff Picks: Books, Music, Movies & More
Casting Drama: Michael Byers' Empire Podcasting brings an old art form into the present

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