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SUMMARY:The Moth StorySLAM — Stakes
DESCRIPTION:STAKES: Prepare a five-minute story about when it was make-or-break\, all-or-nothing. When you dug in your heels or rose to the occasion. Packed it up\, moved on or made your claim. Proceed at your own risk… \nWe will not be selling any tickets at the door. \nMedia Sponsor: WDET
URL:https://dev.wdet.org/event/the-moth-storyslam-stakes/
LOCATION:Marble Bar\, 1501 Holden Street\, Detroit\, MI\, 48208\, United States
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SUMMARY:Virtual Artist Salon: Detroit Bureau of Sound and Tammy Lakkis
DESCRIPTION:We invite you to join us in this virtual gathering space for discovery\, dialogue and the exchange of ideas. \nThis unique series focuses on the 2022 Kresge Artist Fellows and Gilda Awardees\, featuring artists Detroit Bureau of Sound and Tammy Lakkis. A presentation about their practices will be followed by a Q&A based conversation moderated by WDET’s Chris Campbell. \nThis program is a collaboration between Kresge Arts in Detroit and WDET and is part of Kresge Arts in Detroit’s mission to advance and showcase the work of Kresge Artist Fellows and Gilda Awardees\, provide space for growth and discovery\, and further the connection between Kresge artists and the wider arts community. \n[accessibility note: ASL interpretation will be provided during this event] \n\nZac Bru is a cactus soloist\, composer\, and avid promoter of the future of music. He is best known by the name Detroit Bureau of Sound and has gained a reputation for mixing a variety of styles—including classical\, Baroque\, 20th century experimentalism\, noise\, and techno—into his compositions. Producing large-scale musical events has been a pivotal part of his work for the past decade; Bru has appeared in venues of all types including the Detroit Institute of Arts\, Michigan Science Center\, Red Bull Arts in Detroit\, and the The Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum (East Lansing\, MI). \nTammy Lakkis is a songwriter\, singer\, producer\, poet\, and DJ based in Hamtramck with a focus on genre-defying and transnational electronic music. Lakkis—who grew up in Windsor and Dearborn Heights—made a name for herself performing playful\, all-hardware live sets\, singing bilingually in English and Arabic. Her debut EP\, “Notice” (2021)\, gained international traction and accolades. She is a resident DJ at Motor City Wine and Temple Bar. Lakkis is currently working on a full length album.
URL:https://dev.wdet.org/event/virtual-artist-salon-detroit-bureau-of-sound-and-tammy-lakkis/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Artist Salon: Natasha Beste and Leith Campbell
DESCRIPTION:We invite you to join us in this virtual gathering space for discovery\, dialogue and the exchange of ideas. \nThis unique series focuses on the 2022 Kresge Artist Fellows and Gilda Awardees\, featuring artists Natasha Beste and Leith Campbell. A presentation about their practices will be followed by a Q&A based conversation moderated by WDET’s Chris Campbell. \nThis program is a collaboration between Kresge Arts in Detroit and WDET and is part of Kresge Arts in Detroit’s mission to advance and showcase the work of Kresge Artist Fellows and Gilda Awardees\, provide space for growth and discovery\, and further the connection between Kresge artists and the wider arts community. \n[accessibility note: ASL interpretation will be provided during this event] \n\nNatasha Beste is a video director\, installation artist\, animator\, performer\, and educator whose work has been showcased at the Ann Arbor Film Festival\, Media City Film Festival\, MOCAD\, and the University of Michigan Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design. Since 2006\, Beste has taught media arts at Wayne State University\, Marygrove College\, Y-Arts at the Boll Family YMCA\, and Ladybug Studios. Since 2010\, she’s been co-director of Gold House Media and has been commissioned by Kresge Arts in Detroit and Cranbrook Art Museum. She currently teaches at the College for Creative Studies and Living Arts (Detroit). \nLeith Campbell works at the intersection of technology and creativity\, attempting to find new\, more organic methods of expressing meaning and emotion through the use of technological means as well as using machines to interrogate humanity’s relationship to technology. From tech-mediated avant-garde composition to electro-mechanical sculpture\, there are few mediums under the rubric of technology she has not intersected with in her practice. Originally an instrumentalist with an improvisational focus\, she has reinvented and renewed her practice many times. Since 2017\, Campbell has been exploring notions of space\, perception\, phenomenology\, and identity\, as well as developing new pedagogies synergizing technology and art. She grew up in Port Huron\, and now lives in Midtown Detroit\, and is the non-birth parent to two beautiful children.
URL:https://dev.wdet.org/event/virtual-artist-salon-natasha-beste-and-leith-campbell/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Artist Salon: Razi Jafri and Jhayla Mosley
DESCRIPTION:We invite you to join us in this virtual gathering space for discovery\, dialogue and the exchange of ideas. \n\n\nThis unique series focuses on the 2022 Kresge Artist Fellows and Gilda Awardees\, featuring artists Razi Jafri and Jhayla Mosley. A presentation about their practices will be followed by a Q&A based conversation moderated by WDET’s Chris Campbell. \nThis program is a collaboration between Kresge Arts in Detroit and WDET and is part of Kresge Arts in Detroit’s mission to advance and showcase the work of Kresge Artist Fellows and Gilda Awardees\, provide space for growth and discovery\, and further the connection between Kresge artists and the wider arts community. \n[accessibility note: ASL interpretation will be provided during this event] \n\n\n\n\n\nRazi Jafri is a visual artist\, documentarian\, and social activist based in Hamtramck. His work focuses on ethnicity\, religion\, immigration\, democracy\, and the changing cultural landscape in America. As a Muslim immigrant\, his own community is of particular interest to him as it vies for a voice in the American cultural\, economic\, and political arenas amidst a climate of Islamophobia and anti-immigrant sentiment. Jafri’s documentary films include\, “Hamtramck\, USA\,” which made its world premiere at the SXSW Film Festival (2020)\, “Ashura in Detroit\,” which premiered at the Freep Film Festival (2021)\, and “Loyalty\,” a 2022 Independent Television Service grantee currently in post-production. Razi holds a bachelor’s degree in engineering and an MFA from the University of Michigan. \n\n\n\n\nJhayla Mosley is an emerging narrative and commercial director in the Detroit area\, has a passion for using her voice to move mountains within her community through the art of storytelling. Born in Nebraska\, her family relocated to the city of Detroit\, where she fell in love with cinematic arts. Mosley’s goals include directing creative narrative films that feel nostalgic and reflective of the Black experience\, as well as directing more commercials for minority-owned businesses\, aiming to make commercial filmmaking a more inclusive environment not only for local filmmakers\, but also local businesses.
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