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Visual Art
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UM-Flint Filmmaking Project Supports Young Talent
The Flint Youth Film Festival is accepting entries through June 15.
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UM-Flint’s 2016 Student Art Exhibition in Downtown Flint
UM-Flint Art students have their works on display at the GFAC Gallery in downtown Flint through June 6. The annual show allows students to present work to an industry judge…
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Q & A: UM-Flint’s Dr. Sarah Lippert on Art, History, and Community
Dr. Sarah Lippert discusses the 5th annual Art & Art History Student Symposium, her art initiative at the Thumb Correctional Facility, and the Flint arts scene.
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“U Make” Competition Will Highlight Skills Learned at UM-Flint
Students will be competing in a competition called “U Make,” where they can make and show off just about anything they want—a new product, community-based art, design, technology, or a…
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Commencement Cheer: Graduating Students Share UM-Flint Memories and Celebrations
UM-Flint graduating students share their memories and thoughts ahead of the December Commencement Ceremony.
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Qua, UM-Flint’s Student-Led Literary and Fine Arts Magazine, Continues to Evolve
The student-led magazine, which comes out bi-annually, is taking submissions for its next edition through October 6. Editor-In-Chief Stacie Scherman said the publication is ramping up its efforts to let…
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UM-Flint Professor Helps Bring Conference on Artistic Rivalry to Flint Institute of Arts
“Paragone” is an Italian word meaning comparison. During the Italian Renaissance it was a debate in which one art form is championed as superior to all others.
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UM-Flint Assisting Two-Day “Soup Per Bowl” Event to Fight Homelessness
Volunteers recently completed a special project in the ceramics studio of making 300 bowls that will be sold at a new fundraising event called “Soup Per Bowl.”
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Chicago Art Professor Named UM-Flint Winegarden Visiting Professor
Professor Elkins’ writing focuses on the history and theory of images in art, science, and nature. While some of his books are exclusively on fine art, others focus on scientific…
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Rivalry in the Arts: The Inaugural International Conference in Paragone Studies
Paragone is an Italian word meaning comparison. During the Italian Renaissance it was a debate in which one art form is championed as superior to all others.