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For some reason, the Titanic seemed to have one of its biggest cultural moments in 1997, 85 years after the maritime disaster occurred. Not only did the stage show Titanic: The Musical make its Broadway debut on April 23, 1997 (just days after the anniversary of the ship’s demise), and then go on to win five Tony Award
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Street Art Encounter returns to downtown Ann Arbor
2+ day, 9+ hour ago (269+ words) Ann Arbor is synonymous with street art fairs, but we’re not talking about the annual humid heatfest in July. The cooler Street Art Encounter—not a value judgment, but a seasonal temperature comment—takes place on Friday, September 11, 12-8 pm, which…...
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3+ day, 12+ hour ago (373+ words) One Track Mind features a Washtenaw County-associated artist discussing a single song. Standout Track: No. 1, “Enough About Me,” by Bill Edwards, an Ann Arbor singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. The title track off Edwards’ new album explores the need for one less…...
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3+ week, 3+ day ago (1094+ words) For Brach Tiller, a love letter takes on a different form. Instead of being a handwritten letter or a card, it’s a series of vibrant oil paintings publicly displayed and dedicated to Tiller’s fiancée, Sam. “In some regards, the idea…...
Color Forms: Quinn Faylor's "How We Hold" exhibition at Ann Arbor Art Center stimulates curiosity and wonder
2+ mon, 3+ day ago (885+ words) For Quinn Faylor, the smallest piece often makes the biggest impact. The Detroit multidisciplinary artist embraced that philosophy while titling one of their screen prints for the How We Hold exhibition at Ann Arbor Art Center. As the titular piece,…...