Side gig
For two performances this month at the Kerrytown Concert House, violinist Henrik Karapetyan will...
Read More
Culture
Music Review: Braxton
Of all the artists performing this month at Edgefest, the annual festival of avant-garde jazz and creative new music October 19–22 at Kerrytown Concert House, Anthony Braxton may be the most challenging to describe succinctly....
Read More
Murals & Beyond
Murals have been popping up like wildflowers on downtown buildings. Since 2019, fifteen have been...
Read More
Pulling the Goalie
When Hiag Avsharian closed the door to his room at an Ann Arbor fertility clinic, making a movie...
Read More
Back to the North Country
Forty years ago, when he was fourteen, Aaron Stielstra was prop master when his father Jay...
Read More
That’s the Ticket
The digital age is tough for memorabilia collectors like Ken Magee. The law enforcement consultant...
Read More
Question Corner | October 2022
Q: The purple canoe sculpture in Bandemer Park is gone! What happened to it? A: That’s “Tulip,” ten aluminum canoes standing vertically and meeting at a point in the middle. In 2020 a vehicle crashed into it, and creator Ray...
Read More
Eiro and Cove
They meet in the visionary brain of Noah Kaplan, a 1995 U-M art grad and founder of Leon Speakers,...
Read More
Family Secrets
“As amazed as I have been by the horrors my parents endured,” the U-M clinical psychologist adds,...
Read More
Embracing Our Differences
When Nancy Margolis, retired executive director of the Jewish Federation of Washtenaw County,...
Read More
Ann Arbor Obscura
We recently discovered The Atlas Obscura Guide To Ann Arbor: 12 Cool, Hidden, and Unusual Things...
Read More
Give My Books
That was the revelation on which Whalen founded his company, Give My Books in 2008. He was...
Read More
Chalk Artist David Zinn
When Lula June Cook told David Zinn, “You need a TikTok,” he said to himself, “Well, she’s never...
Read More
The Art Fair Journey
“Their lives are characterized by travel, hard work and a richness of experience uncommon to the...
Read More
Question Corner: June 2022
Q: Craning our necks as we passed the corner of Huron and Fourth Ave. the other day, my spouse and...
Read More
Unseen Worlds
Who else but Jim Cogswell, the Stamps School prof who previously enlivened the U-M Museum of Art...
Read More
Home at Last
For the first time ever, Veronica Brandon’s three teenagers each have their own rooms. As a...
Read More