Creative fellows

Ghost song

One man's written journey into his family history reveals mental institutions, Holocaust survivors, post-World War II Detroit life and a long-lost aunt by Sandra Svoboda

Thrilled to death

Your Space: Local poet looks hard at the king of pop by Blair

Previous Stories

Take your best shot

A no-compromising crew of creatives defines Detroit through its architecture and music | By Travis R. Wright [6/24/2009]

Looking up

Mark Dancey's new show is sultry and suggestive | By Travis R. Wright [6/24/2009]

Right place, weird time

Showing us our city, through their eyes | By Rebecca Mazzei [6/17/2009]

The handmade's tale

Lish Dorset's dish towels are a mother of pop invention | By Travis R. Wright [6/17/2009]

AS THE WORLD TWEETS

by: Julia Fitzgerald on 6/29/2009

MÉNAGE À TWEET

by: Travis R. Wright on 6/23/2009

RUNWAY A LA VINTAGE

by: on 6/19/2009

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