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The greater Ann Arbor area economy is beginning to recover from the gut-punch thrown by the COVID pandemic. On this edition of "creative:impact," we look at how a 1931 startup, the International Radio Corporation, and Argus Camera helped drive Ann Arbor’s recovery from the Great Depression. Cheryl Chidester, curator of the Argus Museum, tells the tale when she joins Deb Polich of Creative Washtenaw and host of "creative:impact."
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Being in the right place at the right time put photographer Doug Coombe in the best seats in the house. Since 1999, his camera has captured the music…
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Joe Levickas created the Creal Microgallery exhibition space located on Creal Crescent in Ann Arbor. It was designed as a publicly viewable,…
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Photography is an art form that can capture people, places, and things in the most imaginative of ways. It takes a creative and learned mind to…
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This week, Art and Soul is about the visual arts in our community. 89.1 WEMU's Lisa Barry is joined by the executive director of CultureSource and chair…
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On this week’s "Art & Soul," 89.1 WEMU’s Lisa Barry talks to Omari Rush, the executive director of CultureSource, and Cara Rosaen, the lead organizer of…
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Dick Gaskill has been taking pictures of the University of Michigan football team and marching band since 1953 when he was a student and worked for the…
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As schools and the education system continue to evolve, what’s being taught in the classroom has come a long way from just reading, writing and…
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Words can hurt... so an Ypsilanti couple is holding a "social art happening" on Friday to put a face with the pain.I spoke with Nick and Yen Azzaro, who…
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How does art make you feel? Does it soothe you? Does it challenge you? Maybe both? I spoke with photographer Harvey Droulliard about his art style, which…