We program events and manage shared spaces at University of Michigan North Quad. International exchange, innovative technology, and student-driven programming!
Experts will be on hand with workshops on the latest innovations in hydro-loom gear and representatives from Pier 1’s Information Technology division will be on hand for a Q&A session.
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Happy April Fool’s Day from North Quad Programming!
Don’t forget tomorrow! April 1st, North Quad Programming proudly welcomes the Global Underwater Lake and Levee Informational Basketweaving Learning Expo back to the Media Gateway.
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We are honored to be a part of such innovative multimedia programming and such a long running and important part of U-M’s and Ann Arbor’s community history.
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Thank you to the organizers and everyone who came out to the 61st Ann Arbor Film Festival and the Off the Screen! art installations, forums, and panels in North Quad’s Space 2435!
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Congratulations winners of the Ann Arbor Film Festival tickets! Watch the drawing here: https://t.co/fUK8fkNFhf
The first 15 winning numbers that win one AAFF screening of their choice are:
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All entries will be assigned a number and we will randomly select winning numbers. Winners will be contacted via email.
15 winners will receive a ticket to the screening of their choice and 2 winners will win a festival pass to all the events! Limited to one entry per person.
North Quad Programming invites you to win a chance to see one of the oldest and most celebrated independent and experimental film festivals in North America from March 21 - 26. The Ann Arbor Film Festival is entering its 61st year and you can win tickets to take part!
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Scan the QR Code or go to https://t.co/1u43VLCWnp to fill out an entry form. The deadline to enter is Friday, March 17 at noon.
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RSVP is required: https://t.co/7xyxX0I8V4
You can see more of John Bunkley’s work at his website: https://t.co/IZVlvB7wzn
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As part of a series of events being hosted to celebrate Black History Month and the contributions and accomplishments of Black Americans, North Quad Programming welcomes painter, composer, producer, and Detroit native John Bunkley for an artist reception, exhibit, talk and Q&A.
Bunkley's watercolor paintings are an inspired highlight of life in the Detroit area and the people who give the city its unique energy.
This artist exhibit is free and open to the public on February 10 from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. with lunch provided.
You can see some of his paintings and listen to some of his compositions on his website: https://t.co/IZVlvB7wzn
You can RSVP for the February 10 artist talk and exhibit here: https://t.co/O85wsZmMcO
The event is free and open to the public and lunch will be provided.
As part of the Black History Month celebrations, North Quad Programming is excited to welcome artist John Bunkley for an exhibit and talk on his watercolor paintings showcasing life in and around Detroit on February 10 from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
As well as being a talented painter, John Bunkley is a critically acclaimed musician and producer who has shared the stage with Stevie Wonder, Ruth Brown, Bad Brains, and The Skatalites, among others.
You can see some of his paintings and listen to some of his compositions on his website: https://t.co/IZVlvB7wzn
You can RSVP for the February 10 artist talk and exhibit here: https://t.co/O85wsZmMcO
The event is free and open to the public and lunch will be provided.
As well as being a talented painter, John Buckley is a critically acclaimed musician and producer who has shared the stage with Stevie Wonder, Ruth Brown, Bad Brains, and The Skatalites, among others.
You can find upcoming diverse programming and innovative events, as well as how to host your own event in North Quad’s shared spaces by visiting the North Quad Programming website at https://t.co/otxEyDVlSH
Join ESC in North Quad’s Space 2435 for a talk by Caroline Sinders, a visiting artist at Stamps School of Art and Design on “Using Design and Art to Create Equitable AI.”
Caroline Sinders is an award winning critical designer, researcher, and artist. She’s the founder of human rights and design lab, Convocation Research + Design. She’s worked with the Tate Exchange at the Tate Modern, the United Nations, Ars Electronica’s AI Lab, the and others.