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Tuesday, January 6 at Washington Street Gallery, Ann Arbor
A portfolio by the 18 artists of the Art Alchemists, a digital arts collective. [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at Detroit Zoo, Royal Oak
The North American premiere of a collection of images from the world's largest and most prestigious wildlife photo competition. [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at Chapel Hill Condominium Clubhouse, Ann Arbor
Live acoustic music. All dances taught. No partner or experience needed. [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at Detroit Public Library - Main Branch, Detroit
Art > Exhibits > Photography
A photographic display of Detroit and its architecture. The exhibit was created by William Zbaren, an architectural photographer, and Robert Sharoff, an architecture and real estate writer, after they visited the city in 2003. [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at University Gallery - Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti
Tuesday, January 6 at Boll Family YMCA, Detroit
For those who have taken the beginner's class at least twice. [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at Boll Family YMCA, Detroit
Learn basic belly dancing moves and techniques. No previous experience required. [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at The Ark, Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti's foot stompin', whiskey swillin' and banjo pluckin' "kings of crabgrass" celebrate the squalling, bloody birth of 2009 with one of their typically raucous live shows. Their backwoods-meets-concrete sound melds old-timey strings with fast-paced lyrics and a punk rock ethos (available for your listening pleasure on their debut Where the Heather Grows). Enjoy two sets of cautionary tales, murder ballads and rowdy reels, along with carnival games (they call themselves carnies, after all) at 8 p.m. at the Ark, 316 S. Main St., Ann Arbor; 734-761-1800; theark.org; $15. [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at The Blind Pig, Ann Arbor
With Boywife, Versatai, Bedwell and Altered Paradigm. [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at Anton Art Center, Mount Clemens
Line-up to sign-up > Call for entries
For entry details call or visit theartcenter.org. [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at Janice Charach Epstein Gallery, West Bloomfield
Juried exhibition of previously highlighted artists. [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at Affirmations, Ferndale
One Voice, metro Detroit's oldest chorus is looking for new members. All are welcome, no audition required. [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at CPOP Gallery, Detroit
The second CPOPor2nity gives unknown, up-and-coming and downright obscure artists a chance to exhibit their cutting-edge work at CPop, Detroit's venerable and influential (?) gallery. The all-media exhibition features more than 60 artists from around the world who have never before shown at the gallery. Entrants will be judged by a panel of 10 local art aficionados-cum-celebrities for the chance to participate in a four-person showcase some time next year. From 6 to 10 p.m. at CPop, 4160 Woodward Ave., Detroit; 313-833-9901. Exhibit runs through January. (See CPop honcho Tom Thewes in this week's Motor City Cribs at the back of the book.) [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at COMPAS- Center for Music & Performing Arts, Detroit
Tuesday, January 6 at Detroit Science Center, Detroit
Issues & Learning > Exhibits (Science)
Deadly Medicine traces the rise of the eugenics movement in Germany, outlining the scientific claims and the government policies based on those claims which eventually culminated in the Holocaust. The chronology unfolds through artifacts, photographs, photographic reproductions and survivor testimony, demonstrating how the works of doctors and scientists gave credence to the idea that a superior German race could be achieved by keeping the blood-line "pure." These beliefs led to forced sterilization programs and the systematic murder of people — including more than 50,000 children — dubbed as genetically unfit or incurably ill. An often chilling display, Deadly Medicine is not only a history lesson, but also a reminder of the ethical issues of today, when freedom is often exchanged in the name of national good and infertile couples pay thousands of dollars for supposedly genetically superior eggs. A traveling exhibit of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Deadly Medicine will be on display through March 1 at the Detroit Science Center, 5020 John R, Detroit; 313-577-8400; visit ushmm.org for more info. [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at Matrix Theatre Company, Detroit
Line-up to sign-up > Auditions
Prepare a one minute monologue and read from the script. Call to reserve a time, walk-ins are welcome. Bring a resume and headshot. [more]
Tuesday, January 6 at Elaine L. Jacob Gallery, Detroit
Tuesday, January 6 at Jazz Cafe, Detroit
Enjoy new and emerging metro Detroit jazz talent with Judy Adams. [more]
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Tuesday, January 6 at The Ark, Ann Arbor
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