Articles tagged:Ann Arbor Art Center

Posted: Wed May 23 5:05 a.m. by Jennifer Eberbach AnnArbor.com Freelance Journalist
Ann Arbor Art Center presents its 30th exhibition on 'The Print'

For the 30th year, "The Print" exhibition at the Ann Arbor Art Center has showcased the diversity of printmaking techniques used by Michigan artists. As you can see in the show, prints come into being through many different artistic processes, some traditional and others more contemporary or experimental. The broad ...

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Posted: Fri Apr 27 5:42 a.m. by Jennifer Eberbach AnnArbor.com Freelance Journalist
Art Center president Marsha Chamberlin to retire

After three decades as president and CEO of the Ann Arbor Art Center, Marsha Chamberlin is retiring. The nationwide search for a new leader has begun, and applications will be accepted for the next two months. Chamberlin is not sure when her very last day will be; however, she notified ...

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Posted: Wed Mar 21 10:27 a.m. by AnnArbor.com Staff
30 artists, 30 artworks, 30 days adds up to winning concept for Ann Arbor Art Center

Patrons look over the offerings at last year's 30 x 30 event. For the last couple of years, the Ann Arbor Art Center has asked 30 artists to create 30 artworks in 30 days. The small pieces sell for $40 each as a benefit for the center's Art for Kids ...

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Posted: Sat Feb 18 8:07 a.m. by Chris Asadian Photographer
Images from Artini Martini Crawl to benefit Ann Arbor Art Center

The Ann Arbor Art Center hosted its fourth annual Artini Martini Crawl on Friday, a fund-raiser in which participants sample a variety of fancy drinks at downtown establishments. The Black Pearl won the martini competition, with Rush Street placing as runner-up. Photographer Chris Asadian captured these images from the event.

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Posted: Fri Feb 10 5:57 a.m. by Jennifer Eberbach AnnArbor.com Freelance Journalist
'Inherent State' exhibition features two sets of sisters, four distinct voices

When fabric artists Brooks Harris Stevens and Sarah Wagner became friends, they were amazed by how much they have in common. They are both fiber artists who usually utilize fabric to create sculptural artworks that parallel reality in a conceptual way. But the similarities between the women run deeper than ...

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Posted: Tue Dec 20 5:27 a.m. by John Carlos Cantu AnnArbor.com Freelance Journalist
Ann Arbor Art Center hosting 60th anniversary exhibit of Ann Arbor Women Artists

"Haitian Prayer II" by Judith Bemis Sixty years flies by when you're having fun. And this year's 60th anniversary of the Ann Arbor Women Artists finds this local group having an artful lot of fun. A local nonprofit arts organization of close to 350 women and men with connections to ...

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Posted: Tue Sep 20 8:12 a.m. by John Carlos Cantu AnnArbor.com Freelance Journalist
Joan Painter Jones' assemblage a true best of show at Ann Arbor Art Center's 'Annual'

“The Beekeeper” by Carolyn Reed Barritt This year’s Ann Arbor Art Center “Annual: All Media Exhibition” confirms what we’ve known for a long time: Milan’s Joan Painter Jones is an artist for all time. The juror of this year’s 89th exhibition is Rebecca Mazzei, deputy director at the Museum of ...

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Posted: Wed Aug 10 5:36 a.m. by John Carlos Cantu AnnArbor.com Freelance Journalist
Ann Arbor Art Center exhibit explores potential of art on the edge

“Amarillo” by Dewey Blocksma Interestingly, “Everything and the Kitchen Sink: Michigan Outsider Art” at the Ann Arbor Art Center indeed features just about everything imaginable—except, maybe, a kitchen sink. No problem. This exhilarating mixed-media display—featuring the art of Dewey Blocksma, Len Cowgill and Tim Burke—has lots of other things on ...

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Posted: Wed Jun 8 5:27 a.m. by John Carlos Cantu AnnArbor.com Freelance Journalist
Ann Arbor Art Center presents a thought-provoking exploration of 'Print'

"Adolescence" by Kathleen Laufman. Writes Randy Bolton, the juror for this year’s "The Print" exhibit at the Ann Arbor Art Center: “When Niki Hogan-Lefler (AAAC exhibitions manager) asked if I could write a few words about ‘The Print 2011,’ I said ‘Yes, sure, easily done—I’ll have a paragraph for you ...

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Posted: Sun May 8 9:13 a.m. by AnnArbor.com Staff
Winefest raises money for Ann Arbor Art Center

The Ann Arbor Art Center held its annual Winefest benefit on Saturday night, this year held in a warehouse on Metty Drive with the theme "Paint the Town." Wine, food, auctions, "random acts of culture" and more were on the menu. Photographer Angela Cesere captured these images:

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Posted: Sat Mar 26 2:33 p.m. by Lisa Carolin AnnArbor.com Freelance Journalist
Art lovers snap up works for a good cause at Ann Arbor Art Center's '30X30' event

They came. They saw. They bought art. Hundreds of area residents snapped up the work of local artists at $40 each Saturday at the Ann Arbor Art Center's 30X30 project to fund art classes for low-income children.

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Posted: Wed Mar 23 5:41 a.m. by AnnArbor.com Freelance Journalist
Ann Arbor Art Center's big '30x30' project returns Saturday to benefit local kids

By Jordan Griffin Paint is splattering, glass is shattering, and kilns are firing up — The Ann Arbor Art Center’s 2nd annual 30X30 project is under way. The 30X30 project challenges 30 artists to create 30 works of art in 30 days to be sold to benefit the Ann Arbor ...

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Posted: Mon Feb 21 9:48 a.m. by Ari Sussman

Friday night marked The Ann Arbor Art Center’s third annual Artini Martini Crawl — the center’s most successful ethanol-fueled fundraiser to date. Eight Main Street area dispensaries vied for the title of “Most Artful Martini” as voted on by the 400 judges fortunate enough to gain tickets to the sold-out ...

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Posted: Wed Jan 19 9:54 a.m. by John Carlos Cantu AnnArbor.com Freelance Journalist
Ann Arbor Art Center shows two artists 'Moving Ground'

“Connection/Disconnection” from “The Ground Beneath My Feet” by Lois Bryant Lois Bryant and John Cynar's exhibit "Moving Ground" at the Ann Arbor Art Center finds these two local artists moving along with their subject matter. Yet it’s only restless from execution to appearance. Illustrating movement was a 20th century aesthetic ...

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Posted: Thu Aug 26 8:28 p.m. by Melanie Maxwell Staff Photographer

Thursday saw the unveiling of Ann Arbor's newest public artwork, a mural on the back wall of the Grizzly Peak Brewing Co. on West Washington Street.

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