If you missed our opening reception on Wednesday, you have another chance to meet T'onna and view her work! Tonight at #CultureVerse 6-9 pm.
More info/RSVP here: https://t.co/MtSb3EkP4j
#CultureVerse's Shanley Carlton was invited to speak as a part of a conference and fundraiser for ABWA Maia Chapter, supporting the professional development of women. Shanley joined Claire Smith and Saudia Santure for a panel discussion moderated by Sheryl Redding-Humphrey.
At tonight’s opening reception for @carolinesinders’s Intertwined Intimacy: Ki5
Singer-songwriter and producer Kyler Wilkins from Ann Arbor has been performing as Ki5 with a loop station capturing original vocal arrangements and covers since 2017.
"What you're telling me is, you don't mind infringing free speech to protect children from this amorphous thing you think of, but when it comes to children that have died, you don't give a flying f*ck."
Jon Stewart is a national treasure.
Emma Riddle, an 18-year-old freshman at Michigan State University, survived the mass shooting at Oxford High School. On Monday night, she texted with her roommate, father and a friend while hiding in her dorm room during the mass shooting on MSU's campus. https://t.co/3Pu6E7coYT
TY @Saugatuck_Arts for last Friday’s brilliant opening of The Journal Project. We’re honored to have hosted #TheJournalProject first in Ann Arbor & can't wait to see where it goes. #VirtualReality
See the whole show digitally and listen to the audio: https://t.co/YkghFMvVUB
Today we close ROOT3 @ #CultureVerse. Did you take a clay bowl?
“Please help yourself. These vessels are made from local raw #clay. Not being fired, they are #fragile. They are intended to be taken, held, and eventually returned to the #Earth.” - Candace Compton Pappas
T’onna Clemons is an Ann Arbor-based freelance painter and muralist, focusing on “conveying and capturing the emotions of the African American experience currently in America.”
We worked with T’onna to build a #virtual#3D gallery to highlight her work: https://t.co/r1bzI0hxMI
@ChadLivengood I searched this about 15-18 years ago. I found the names of my Great Uncle, my sister-in-law, and my deceased father, and a friend. I think only my Great Uncle and my friend claimed their money. The name of my deceased father disappeared from the list at some point.