Location: Michigan
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Meet Dazmonique Carr, a Farmer Strengthening Detroit’s Local Food System
October 30, 2024
With Deeply Rooted Produce, Dazmonique Carr cultivates crops and a community of local food growers and consumers.
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Meet the Collaborative Residency in Michigan Uplifting Artists with Disabilities
September 26, 2024
Good Hart’s "Elevating Diverse Voices" residency emphasizes that art is for everyone.
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Treaty Fish Co. Sustains Anishinaabe Traditions and Community Spirit
September 5, 2024
Spending time with the John/Ogemagegedo family on the water, one experiences their connection to place and love for Gichi-wiikwedong (Grand Traverse Bay).
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Welcome to the Wine Country of the Midwest
August 20, 2024
With 16 grape-growing regions across seven states, independent winemakers and vineyards have created a long-lasting practice and love for the process.
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Pedaling to the Beat of His Own Drum
August 12, 2024
A rebel with a punk rock attitude, Kiko Silvelet competes in hardcore mountain bike races on a used BMX bike he bought for $150 bucks. And he almost always finishes last. Why does he do it?
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Preserving Barns: Timeless Symbols of Community Collaboration
July 30, 2024
Organizations and educators, from Minnesota to Michigan, are keeping the art alive with creativity, craftsmanship, and community labor.
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A Taste of the Caribbean on Mackinac Island
July 18, 2024
On June 13, hundreds of visitors attended Mackinac Island's Second Annual Jamaican Celebration.
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Detroit Neighborhood Plagued by Air Pollution Uses Art to Reclaim Space
July 16, 2024
Residents of East Canfield stress that any art brought to their neighborhood should address issues they are facing instead of just beautification.
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Two Detroit Activists Met at a Prison Writing Workshop, Now They’re Providing a Pathway for Returning Citizens
July 3, 2024
The Entry Points artist residency gives former juvenile lifers housing and exhibition opportunities.
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It's a Coffee Pot, It's a Corn Cob—It's the Midwest's Iconic Water Towers!
June 25, 2024
From catsup bottles and coffee pots to pumpkins and ears of corn, the Midwest skyline is dotted with uniquely industrial artistry.