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ARTS AROUND ANN ARBOR

PUTTING THE 'B' IN 'LOG'

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MUSIC

Friday Five: Sean Curtis Patrick, Jienan Yuan, Youth Novel, Weekend Hours, The Kelseys
Smooth Transitions: From opening for Jay-Z and a residency at Ann Arbor’s Alley Bar to spinning online, DJ Graffiti is in the mix
Misfortune & No Wealth: Soul band The 24-Carat Black was discovered in Ann Arbor and recorded its 1973 underground classic in Ypsi
Friday Five: Andrew WK, Ki5, DJ FLP, Villin and Notorious_Vonna C, Emilie Lin
Taking the Hit: Ann Arbor singer-songwriter Lily Talmers explores big questions through small details on her excellent album debut
Friday Five: Ma Baker, Chris DuPont, Mike Dos, Nick Melody, Prol'e

VISUAL ART

UMMA + Chill serves up virtual social engagements with a side helping of art
Catching up with WSG Gallery's "Blue," "Winter Show," and "Something About the Light" exhibits
Review: "Story Word Sound Sway" exhibit at Stamps Gallery
Michigan Art Gallery's "Her Joyful Eye" is a calming exhibition of paintings by late U-M prof Mignonette Yin Cheng
A guide to the Ann Arbor Art Center's Art in Public Places murals project
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FILM & VIDEO

Aw, Yeah: Ypsi-filmed YouTube show "Renting and Raving" offers silly humor and strong characters
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"Whip" It: Nadim Azzam's new YouTube show cruises with Michigan musicians
Inna De Yard: Ann Arbor's Evan Haywood directs a music video for Jamaica's Israel Voice
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

THEATER & DANCE

UMS's stage-film hybrid production of "Some Old Black Man" explores race and generational conflict
IS/LAND's "In Isolation Pt.1 - SYNODIC" performance video explores the subtleties of change
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Zoom-o: Theatre Nova's "I’m Streaming of an Alright Christmas" brings panto to your screens
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

WRITTEN WORD

Caroline Kim's characters in "The Prince of Mournful Thoughts and Other Stories" ask what is most important in life
U-M Zell visiting prof Sumita Chakraborty’s "Arrow" displays the poet's exploration of words' contradictory meanings
Misfortune & No Wealth: Soul band The 24-Carat Black was discovered in Ann Arbor and recorded its 1973 underground classic in Ypsi
EMU professor Christine Hume's "Saturation Project" offers a lyric memoir composed of three essays
Phil Christman traverses time, politics, and culture in his nonfiction essay collection "Midwest Futures"
Molly Spencer covers chronic illness, domestic life, and nature in her second poetry book, "Hinge"

PULP LIFE

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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

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