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A Middle Kind of View” is a bi-weekly column series by University of Michigan–Flint student and Flint native, Amina Smith.
African American Film Series returns featuring Claressa Shields, civil rights history, and untold cultural narratives
From Claressa Shields to civil rights history, Communities First Inc., film series returns with a new season of powerful Black storytelling.
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Check out the roundup of events at FIM, FIA, Sloan Museum, Longway Planetarium, and more.
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‘Threads of Time’ exhibit at the FIA is a threaded patchwork of past and present memories
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Comma Bookstore founder, Egypt Otis, details new plans for their digital storefront.
Forgive them and Parent Better: An interview with Jordyn Mickens
Jordyn Mickens invites readers into a vulnerable and honest conversation about growth and forgiveness with her upcoming book.
Introducing “A Middle Kind of View” Column Series by Amina Smith
A Middle Kind of View” is a bi-weekly column series by University of Michigan–Flint student and Flint native, Amina Smith.
African American Film Series returns featuring Claressa Shields, civil rights history, and untold cultural narratives
From Claressa Shields to civil rights history, Communities First Inc., film series returns with a new season of powerful Black storytelling.
Don’t Miss These December Events Across Flint’s Cultural Center
Check out the roundup of events at FIM, FIA, Sloan Museum, Longway Planetarium, and more.
Flint Filmmaker Christian Vanover Gets Candid About Fame, Fear, and Film
Filmmaker Christian Vanover turns raw experience into art, proving that fearless storytelling can start right where you are.
Chicago artist Bernard Williams to give Nov. 8 artist talk at MW Gallery
Chicago-based painter, sculptor, and installation artist Bernard Williams will visit MW Gallery for an Artist Talk.
Travis Ricketts and the tug-of-war between creativity and control
Flint multi-media creative, Travis Ricketts, reveals why he took a break from social media and the politics of creating in Flint.
‘Threads of Time’ exhibit at the FIA is a threaded patchwork of past and present memories
Detroit artist Carole Harris explores how the present is made of patchwork textile scraps of our past in “Threads of Time” exhibit at the FIA.
