‘Fragile Bodies: The Figure in Glass and Clay’ exhibit at FIA showcases the human body
On display now through June 16, the 'Fragile Bodies: The Figure in Glass and Clay' exhibit at the FIA showcases the human body through various art styles.
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In Pictures: MCC celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month at Regional Technology Center
Photo-journalist Jenifer Veloso covered the recent National Hispanic Heritage Month celebration at Mott Community College's Regional Technology Center in Flint.
New exhibit at FIA displays American realism and the evolution of America’s identity
The newest exhibition at the Flint Institute of Arts features the style of American realism through various paintings, drawings, and sculptures that capture the maturation of America’s identity.
Jamie Burton-Oare’s ‘BREATHE’ explores life of Eric Garner and the issue of over-policing
Flint native Jamie Burton-Oare's new film 'BREATHE' reimagines the last day of Eric Garner's life and addresses the critical issue of over-policing in America.
Flintside brings “On The Ground” series to the Ballenger Hwy Neighborhood
For this year's 'On the Ground' series, Flintside will focus on the neighborhood of Ballenger Hwy and provide in-depth coverage that aims to learn about and highlight the area's businesses, community members, and events.
New exhibit at FIA explores the works of women printmakers of the early 20th century
The exhibit “On Press: Women Printmakers of the Early 20th Century” at Flint Institute of Arts explores the works of women printmakers of the early 20th century. The exhibit is on display now through October 8, 2023.
Flint celebrates its vibrant jazz culture for the 41st Annual Flint Jazz Festival
The 41st Annual Flint Jazz Festival happens from July 28 to the 30th at the Flint Riverbank Park in downtown Flint. The beloved festival celebrates the city’s rich history and vibrant jazz music culture.
New exhibit at FIA captures the beauty of forgotten towns in rural America
The fascinating exhibit "The Last Picture Show: Paintings by Rod Penner" features photorealistic paintings of forgotten towns across rural southwest America. The cinematic-like collection is on display at the FIA now through Aug.13 in the Dow Gallery.
Beecher plans to hold its first-ever Juneteenth celebration this year
The city of Beecher is gearing up for its first-ever Juneteenth celebration this year. The 2-day event includes a basketball game, parade, festival, and sneaker ball.
Flint students deserve better: Addressing issues and exploring solutions for a stronger school model
Flint resident Annie McMahon Whitlock recalls the days when the Flint community schools model set the tone for other schools across the nation and voices her concern about the inner struggles of the city's current education system.
In Pictures: MCC celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month at Regional Technology Center
Photo-journalist Jenifer Veloso covered the recent National Hispanic Heritage Month celebration at Mott Community College's Regional Technology Center in Flint.
New exhibit at FIA displays American realism and the evolution of America’s identity
The newest exhibition at the Flint Institute of Arts features the style of American realism through various paintings, drawings, and sculptures that capture the maturation of America’s identity.
Jamie Burton-Oare’s ‘BREATHE’ explores life of Eric Garner and the issue of over-policing
Flint native Jamie Burton-Oare's new film 'BREATHE' reimagines the last day of Eric Garner's life and addresses the critical issue of over-policing in America.
Flintside brings “On The Ground” series to the Ballenger Hwy Neighborhood
For this year's 'On the Ground' series, Flintside will focus on the neighborhood of Ballenger Hwy and provide in-depth coverage that aims to learn about and highlight the area's businesses, community members, and events.
New exhibit at FIA explores the works of women printmakers of the early 20th century
The exhibit “On Press: Women Printmakers of the Early 20th Century” at Flint Institute of Arts explores the works of women printmakers of the early 20th century. The exhibit is on display now through October 8, 2023.
Flint celebrates its vibrant jazz culture for the 41st Annual Flint Jazz Festival
The 41st Annual Flint Jazz Festival happens from July 28 to the 30th at the Flint Riverbank Park in downtown Flint. The beloved festival celebrates the city’s rich history and vibrant jazz music culture.
New exhibit at FIA captures the beauty of forgotten towns in rural America
The fascinating exhibit "The Last Picture Show: Paintings by Rod Penner" features photorealistic paintings of forgotten towns across rural southwest America. The cinematic-like collection is on display at the FIA now through Aug.13 in the Dow Gallery.
Beecher plans to hold its first-ever Juneteenth celebration this year
The city of Beecher is gearing up for its first-ever Juneteenth celebration this year. The 2-day event includes a basketball game, parade, festival, and sneaker ball.
Flint students deserve better: Addressing issues and exploring solutions for a stronger school model
Flint resident Annie McMahon Whitlock recalls the days when the Flint community schools model set the tone for other schools across the nation and voices her concern about the inner struggles of the city's current education system.
