A Dearborn woman is on a mission to aid orphans in Iraq and Jordan
Iman Jasim is many things. She is an Iraqi immigrant and a mother of six. She’s a teacher, a humanitarian worker, and a wife. She has a message, and she’s spent more than 30 years sharing it with her community both locally and abroad. Jasim, 57, says her father instilled certain values in her early…
Meet Black Pig, Michigan’s first (legit) dry cure salumists
One of the best parts of eating in Michigan is that we have local, craft producers for just about everything, and often times there are more than one for specific foodstuffs. But when it comes to dry cured, fermented pig — or more specifically, salami — Michigan has lacked any real options But that recently…
Punk prophets Propagandhi are going to overthrow the system at Magic Stick
When one thinks of punk music rarely does Canada come to mind. Well, STFU, eh? These punk rock pioneers have been kicking out the jams since 1986. A champion of anarchist causes and veganism, Propagandhi is known for speaking out against human rights violations and injustices. This fierce foursome have made a career out of…
Unofficial dark lord of stand-up Anthony Jeselnik will test audiences at Royal Oak Music Theatre
His moral compass may be loose and his onstage arrogance is downright unnerving. But only one man is fit to make us laugh… only to make us feel totally guilty and disgusting for having laughed. Comedian and unofficial dark lord of stand-up Anthony Jeselnik is not for the faint of heart nor the thin-skinned. In…
Get inked at Motor City Tattoo Expo this weekend
The annual ode to ink returns to Detroit. This year’s event, now in its 23rd year, is set to feature 170 booths and more than 300 artists, including big names like Mike DeVries, Bob Tyrrell, Liz Cook, Scot Sinskye, Myke Chambers, Big Ceeze, and many more. The expo will also host live entertainment, tattoo seminars,…
Transangelic prince Ezra Furman will play the Loving Touch with Anna Burch
Ezra Furman is on the heels of Transangelic Exodus — which is both the title of his seventh album released earlier this month and quite possibly the most accurate description of what the 31-year-old indie-pop prince sounds like. Whether you’re under a disco ball, under the weather, or under the impression you might not have…
The grit, grease, and muscle of Autorama returns this weekend
Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. You can keep your glitz and glam at the North American International Auto Show: Give us the grit, grease, and muscle of the 66th Annual Autorama. Known as America’s greatest hot rod show, Autorama will feature more than 800 custom rides, with America’s favorite No. 88, Dale Earnhardt Jr.,…
Filmmaker Stanley Nelson will examine the African American experience at Detroit Film Theatre
When you’re a MacArthur fellow, a Peabody Award recipient, and have been granted a 2013 National Humanities Medal from President Barack Obama himself, you know you’ve done something truly great. Such is the case for documentary filmmaker Stanley Nelson. From telling the story of the fight for civil rights (2010’s Freedom Riders), or the tragic…
Metal band breaks up after Detroit’s Trumbullplex accuses members of sexual assault
North Carolina-based metal band Young and in the Way has been dropped by its label and its members have disbanded following allegations of sexual assault leveled by members of Detroit collective the Trumbullplex. The Trumbullplex issued the allegations through a series of Facebook posts earlier this week, urging festivals to blacklist the band. In one…
Ben Carson’s HUD spent $31k on a dining set while planning cuts for poor people
In a bit of Trump administration news that hardly comes as a surprise at this point, The New York Times is reporting that as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson was planning on slashing funds for programs to aid the poor and elderly, the department was circumventing the law by outfitting Carson’s office…
The Music of Harry Potter brings Hogwarts to life at the Michigan Theater
Expecto patronum! Wingardium leviosa! Expelliarmus lumos! If this does not read as gibberish or a series of typos, then the Music of Harry Potter event is probably right up your Diagon Alley. The Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra will bring the wonderful sonic wizardry of Hogwarts to life. The original score by the incomparable John Williams…
Keegan-Michael Key opened a Quicken Loans company meeting at LCA today and no one knows what’s going on
Leave it to Quicken Loans to hold a company-wide meeting at Little Caesars Arena — the 20,000 capacity venue smack dab in the middle of “the District Detroit.” And leave it to the mortgage giant to enlist a celebrity to rally the troops. An anonymous tipster provided the image above, which shows Detroit’s own Keegan-Michael…
Forbes names Detroit to list of ‘coolest’ travel destinations in 2018
Guys, we made it onto a top 10 list that doesn’t involve potholes or bed bugs. Finally! In a story posted yesterday, Forbes named Detroit to a list of “coolest” travel destinations within the U.S., and they headed the whole thing off by saying the list is full of places you wouldn’t otherwise give a…
Michigan filmmaker releases trailer for Enbridge Line 5 documentary
A documentary on Line 5, the controversial aging gas and oil pipeline situated on the bottom of the Straits of Mackinac, is set to be released this summer. According to independent filmmaker Barton Bund, the documentary Line 5 will be released in two parts. Part One: The Threat, will be released sometime this spring, and the…
Metro Detroit Tattoo artists team up to ink roses, raise money for sexual assault survivors
Inspired by the #MeToo and Times Up movements, Carrie Metz-Caporusso recently felt empowered enough to share a dark secret of her own: She was molested. Now, the tattoo artist who works out of Lucky Monkey Tattoo in Ann Arbor is hoping to help others who have suffered similarly. She’s spearheading a fundraiser to raise money for…
Detroit artist makes moody night lights from shards of broken brake lights
An interesting package arrived at our office the other day. We opened it to find a hand-decorated night light. Upon closer examination, we realized it was a night light decorated with broken bits of tinted amber and red plastic from busted parking and brake lights. It seemed as though somebody had carefully built this avant garde…
Master of chill, Jack Johnson, is coming to DTE Energy Music Theatre
Kick off your shoes and get down with some recycle and chill — surfer turned soft-rocker Jack Johnson is bringing his sustainable too-blessed-to-be-stressed vibes to DTE this summer. Johnson, best known for low-key hiking/makeout jams, has asked G. Love & Special Sauce along for his “All The Light Above It Too” world tour in support of…
Lansing bar cited after Juggalo downloaded Three 6 Mafia’s entire discography
Mac’s Bar in Lansing was hit with Digital Millennium Copyright Act violations after a Juggalo apparently used the venue’s WiFi to illegally download rap group Three 6 Mafia’s entire discography. Scotty Bell, the venue’s talent buyer, posted photos of the citations and shared them on Twitter last Thursday. According to an interview with Vice, Bell…
Eastern Market’s beloved Discount Candles is not closing
Discount Candles store owner Donna Adams confirms to Metro Times that her Eastern Market 7-day candle store will remain open, despite rumors the store would shutter when its lease ends in March. The store is located on the ground floor of 1400 Gratiot Ave. Last December, the building was sold to a new owner —…
Metro Detroit IHOP locations are giving away short stacks to honor National Pancake Day
No matter which way you flip it, pancakes are the cornerstone of truly decadent breakfast delights. These sticky, sweet, round, floppy dough discs of pleasure are having there day as today is National Pancake Day — and IHOP wants to give you a stack to celebrate. Today is IHOP® National Pancake Day®. Today we celebrate…
Burger restaurant Lovers Only targets an early March opening
Long-awaited downtown Detroit burger and sandwich restaurant Lovers Only is approaching its opening. Eater reports the Capitol Park restaurant is set for health department inspections in early March, is expecting to receive its liquor license around the same time, and is already training staff. It’s the second restaurant for Eli Boyer, who launched the successful…
Meet the ‘Real House Reps of Detroit’ on March 5
State Rep. Leslie Love (D-Detroit) recently announced she will host a weekly town hall series next month. The “March 6 o’clock Town Hall Series” begins Monday, March 5 and will cover “Women’s Voices in the Political Process.” A promotional mailer for the March 5 town hall describes it as a chance for constituents to “join…
QLine cracks down on fare dodgers with possible jail time and fines up to $500
The QLine has begun cracking down on people who hop on the streetcar without purchasing a ticket by issuing misdemeanor citations that carry penalties of up to 90 days in jail or up to a $500 fine. At least 17 citations were issued last week alone, according to a spokesman for the QLine. The fare-evasion…
Detroit Sushi Festival will roll into Eastern Market this summer
Last week, we brought you news that a new festival dedicated to all things vegan will take over Eastern Market this summer. Now, we have news that’s going to maki you crave your favorite Asian dishes. Related Detroit Sushi Festival, a sushi-tasting event featuring maki, sashimi, nigiri, and plenty of wasabi, will set up shop…
University of Detroit Mercy alum says you can do yoga and still love Jesus
Despite being an ancient practice, yoga’s popularity seems to ebb and flow over time, but there’s no doubt the physical, mental, and spiritual practice has seen a resurgence of sorts in recent years. For example, in Detroit, we’ve seen a number of yoga studios and concepts thrive as of late. Goat yoga, trap yoga, hip-hop…
A Swahili coney island pop up is coming to Detroit this Sunday
Just after we get done wiping the crumbs of the coney paczki from our mouths the next coney fusion dish is here — the East African Swahili coney. The dish will be offered as part of the Swahili Coney pop up planned for Sunday, March 4 at El Club in Detroit. Though it’s something novel,…
Hamtramck’s Al-Haramain grocery store is planning a second location, new restaurant
More than any other grocery store or market in Hamtramck, Al-Haramain International Foods represents the cuisines you’ll find in the city’s kitchens. It’s filled with Yemeni, Bangladeshi, Polish, Ukrainian, and traditional U.S. groceries. Also just like the surrounding the city — which is Michigan’s densest — it’s packed tight. And let’s not even get started…
Michiganders love to complain about potholes, according to this map
Since the great thaw of mid-February 2018, potholes have been an omnipresent talking point for Michiganders — perhaps because they’re worse than usual this year. Related On the whole, the state’s — and Detroit’s in particular — infrastructure is a problem, but potholes are a particularly big issue because they can cause both vehicular and…
Big Boy sign face-plants in northern Michigan
Looks like yesterday’s high winds have given this Big Boy a case of the Mondays. The National Weather Service reports the Big Boy sign outside a Kalkaska location of the restaurant chain blew over around 1:30 p.m. yesterday as the northern part of Michigan’s lower peninsula experienced winds with gusts of up to 50 miles…
EPA: Black and poor neighborhoods more likely to have high air pollution
It ain’t exactly rocket surgery, as they say. Turns out scientists from the EPA’s National Center for Public Health back up what the environmental justice movement has been decrying for years: That “people who live, work, and play in America’s most polluted environments are commonly people of color and the poor.” Published Feb. 22 by…
Metallica will close out their upcoming tour with a stop in Grand Rapids
Calling all local thrash metal heads — Metallica is returning to Michigan. The band announced the “World Wired Tour” today on Twitter. The 34-date tour is in support of their latest album Hardwired…To Self-Destruct and is planned for fall 2018 through March 2019. The tour ends with a stop at Van Andel Arena in Grand…
Detroit Police Chief James Craig advocates for arming teachers
The police chief known for expressing controversial views that once landed him on the cover of a National Rifle Association magazine is at it again. Detroit Police Chief James Craig now says he supports arming some teachers in the classroom. Craig took to the airwaves of WWJ-950 last week to convey his support for the idea that…
Andrew W.K’s new album is streaming and yes he sings about parties
It might be easy to peg Michigan-native Andrew W.K as a one-trick party pony, but his latest record You Are Not Alone (March 2) is equal parts party jam and thoughtful self-help motivation—and it’s streaming for your party pleasure. “If you ever feel like something is very, very wrong — wrong with life, wrong with…
Why the Grand Prix’s $58M economic impact claim is mostly bullshit
In the ongoing debate over whether the Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix’s organizers should be allowed to convert the city’s one-of-a-kind island park into a private raceway, gearheads typically fall back to one point — the annual event provides a huge economic boost to the city. This year, billionaire Grand Prix founder Roger Penske is…
NBC’s Good Girls premieres tonight featuring suburban Michigan moms
Get ready to see suburban Michigan moms gone wild. Well, sort of. Tonight NBC’s Good Girls premieres, a series following three moms-turned-bank robbers after deciding they’re ready to stick up for themselves. Get it? Stick up? Sorry, mom joke. Starring Christina Hendricks (Mad Men, Another Period), Retta (Parks and Recreation, Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce), Mae Whitman (Parenthood, Arrested…
Bills addressing sexual assault to be introduced in Michigan Senate Monday
A package of bills intended to address sexual assault on college campuses in Michigan is set to be unveiled on Monday. The legislation, with months of planning and bipartisan backing, is being introduced on the heels of the Larry Nassar sexual abuse scandal and the #MeToo movement. The primary sponsor of the bills, Sen. Margaret…
Michigan Democrat explains his vote to make English the official state language
In an unexpected vote, this week the Republican-led Michigan House passed a bill to make English the official state language. The bill is expected to pass the Republican-led state Senate, though it’s unclear whether Gov. Rick Snyder will sign it. If approved, the English language distinction would change very little. State documents would have to be…
This Michigan pothole is so big it has nearly swallowed a rotund police officer
An image of 6-foot-5 cop knee-deep in a Flint-area pot hole is making the rounds online and giving us a laugh ahead of what’s sure to be another infuriating drive home. We’re, of course, not laughing about the pothole, which is one of just thousands that have appeared across the state amid this week’s thaw.…
Detroit native Chanté Adams stars in upcoming Netflix film
Roll out the red carpet for Chanté Adams. The actress’ first feature film, Roxanne Roxanne, is set to debut on Netflix on March 23 and is earning the Detroit native some serious buzz. The 22-year-old had recently graduated from Carnegie Mellon University’s drama school when she tried out for the lead role in the hip-hop biopic and…
Diana Ross’ sister is running for a Michigan House seat
Elections for the state’s House of Representatives will take place this year, and all 110 seats are up for grabs. In the 5th district, which encompasses much of Southwest Detroit, there’s one candidate with a bit of star power in the running. Rita Ross, the youngest sister of famed singer Diana Ross, entered the race…
A secret ‘authentic Mexican restaurant’ is in the works in downtown Ferndale
Far be it from us to practice junk food journalism, but here we are reporting on a “help wanted” ad for a restaurant planned for Ferndale. This one was hard to resist. It appears that an “authentic Mexican restaurant” called Sin Paredes is planned for downtown Ferndale, but its Criagslist ad says its location is still…
Detroit chillwave darling Vespre premieres new single, ‘Lovers’
Still thinking about the one that got away? Well, you’re not alone. The latest sonic musing from chillwave darling Vespre will have you dragging the past well into the future — and it’s not nearly as heavy as you might think. The musical project of multi-instrumentalist and artist, Kaylan Waterman, Vespre’s new single “Lovers” channels an…
Sam Austins premieres new Rihanna-themed single, ‘Fenty’
Hate to say we told you so — so we’ll let Sam Austins step up instead. Detroit’s own and one of the artists featured in Metro Times’ “Bands To Watch in 2018,” Austins just dropped his first single since 2017’s Angst EP and it’s an ode to Bad Girl Ri Ri herself — Rihanna and her…
Michigan House approves divisive bill to make English official state language
With a national debate centered around gun control reaching a fever pitch, Michigan’s Republican-led House of Representatives has decided now is the time to address what they seem to feel is a very urgent and important issue: Making English Michigan’s official language. Without warning, Republicans rammed House Bill 4053 through on Thursday. The vote passed 62-46, mostly…
Midtown’s Source Booksellers named a top 5 finalist for national award
Janet Webster Jones opened her store back in 2002, but her love affair with books began long ago. The retired Detroit Public School teacher is the daughter of a librarian and loved visiting her neighborhood’s branch of the Detroit Public Library. Source Booksellers, now a brick-and-mortar shop on Cass Avenue in Midtown, began with Jones…
Farmer’s Hand owners announce offshoot cafe, Folk, to open in Corktown
A popular Corktown cafe and market will soon have a sibling, according to a press release sent this afternoon. Related The Farmer’s Hand has quickly gained esteem as a spot to get all Michigan-made products, including fresh produce, and wine, along with pre-made sandwiches. Related Farmer’s Hand owners Kiki Louya and Rohani Foulkes announced today they will…
Freep business writer: Fewer jobs could be new normal
Our attention was drawn to an interesting piece in today’s Detroit Free Press. It had business writer John Gallagher kicking the tires on Michigan’s economy. Though the paint job is great and the numbers look impressive, Gallagher lifts up the hood and shows that the engine is sputtering, and can’t keep up with other states.…
Melvindale student charged after threatening to ‘shoot up the school’ on Snapchat
A Melvindale 15-year-old has been charged with making a terrorist threat or false report of terrorism after telling a classmate via Snapchat that he planned to “shoot up the school” and including a photo of a someone holding a gun. The Wayne County Prosecutor’s office says the student who received the messages reported the communications to…
Szechuan sauce is returning to metro Detroit McDonald’s locations
In October 2017, McDonald’s rolled out a limited run of a Rick and Morty-inspired dipping sauce, and the gentry collectively lost their minds. The small amount of Szechuan sauce was not enough to quell the public’s rabid hunger. Fans were disappointed. People wept. As a means of apologizing to fans who took the paltry number…
Ted Nugent seems to think Parkland shooting survivors are ‘actors’
So much for that kinder, gentler Nuge we were promised. As reported by Media Matters, the “Motor City Madman” posted an article on his Facebook page pushing a right-wing conspiracy theory alleging survivors of Florida’s Parkland school massacre were “coached” actors. The article, from noted fake news purveyor Natural News, claimed the students “were coached to repeat scripted lines, just like…
MDOC officer ordered to pay $16K over an assault on a mentally ill Muslim inmate
A federal judge ordered a Michigan Department of Corrections’ officer to pay an inmate $16,500 after it was found that the officer assaulted the inmate and attempted to cover up the incident. Several other officers were also disciplined for taking part in the cover up, while the officer who committed the assault was suspended 15…
Detroit’s only campground to reopen after more than a decade
Starting this spring, Detroit youth will be able to once again camp in the city when Rouge Park’s Scout Hollow, Detroit’s only (official) campground, is set to reopen after more than a decade. According to a press release sent Thursday, the 17.4-acre site will be renovated with a $200,000 grant from the Kresge Foundation. It will be run by Detroit…
Zingerman’s Coffee Company relaunches this week
Zingerman’s Coffee Company is celebrating the grand re-opening of its Ann Arbor-area shop on Feb. 24 and 25. The reconfiguration of its space at 3723 Plaza Dr. #5 in Pittsfield Township will provide more table seating, espresso bar seating, and banquette seating. But more exciting is the addition of a new “toast bar,” which will…
Legends of Wrestling to powerslam Fraser Hockeyland Arena this spring
Iron your spandex, prepare your battle cries, and get ready to smash some folding chairs — the Legends of Wrestling tour is bringing the heat to metro Detroit. Legends of Wrestling will deliver live matches and ringside smackdowns inside of the Fraser Hockeyland Arena on Saturday, April 21. Ric Flair, Sting, Mick Foley, Jimmy “Mouth…
Vandals keep dumping pizza all over a Troy man’s Jeep
There is no sight more horrendous that than of wasted pizza. But, a Troy man has woken up to that unspeakable tragedy three times this month. According to a story on WDIV, a Troy resident told police he woke up around 4 a.m. on Monday morning to the sound of vandals dumping pizzas and their boxes…
NYT ad calls out lawmakers who have accepted NRA money, including Michigan’s
In the wake of the Parkland, Fla., massacre, a stunning two-page ad appeared in Wednesday’s edition of The New York Times calling for lawmakers to pass gun safety legislation. The ad, funded by gun control groups Everytown for Gun Safety and Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, lists members of Congress who have…
Mound Road has more craters than the surface of the moon as evidenced by this YouTube video
Anyone who has operated a motor vehicle in Michigan over the last couple of days can attest to the fact that our roads are even shittier than usual. An all around onslaught of snow this winter, coupled with a several days of above average temperatures has led to a particularly nasty situation that includes crater-sized…
Mitch Albom wrote another book and oh please god make it stop
Mitch Albom, a Detroit Free Press columnist who should have been fired in 2005 when he indisputably made shit up in one of his sports columns, continues to work in media, and we cannot figure out why. Despite saying we shouldn’t write about school shootings anymore and also feeling he has the right to tell rape…
The documentary on the French artist murdered in Detroit is available now
A tribute documentary for a 23-year-old French street artist who was killed during a stay in Detroit in 2013 is complete and will begin showing in select theaters next month. Bilal Berreni, AKA Zoo Project, had been living in Detroit for several months when he was shot by a gang of teens who dumped his…
A free software coding bootcamp is available to Detroit residents
When we spoke with Grand Circus’ Jennifer Cline last spring she told us a startling fact. By the year 2020 there will be one million unfulfilled tech jobs in the U.S. Related Meridian, a health care company based in Detroit, is already feeling that pinch, so they’ve taken proactive measures to help build up a…
Imagine Dragons are coming to Detroit and they have a new song
Imagine Dragons spit some major fire by announcing the details of their forthcoming major North American tour and dropped a new and totally text-your-ex worthy single “Next to Me” on the same day. The “Evolve World Tour” will bring the Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum “Radioactive” pop-rockers to DTE Energy Music Theatre on Thursday, June 21. Tickets…
‘March for Our Lives’ gun reform rally will be held in metro Detroit March 24
In response to the Feb. 14 mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Fla. where 17 students and teachers were killed, a nationwide network of gun control rallies is planned to take place on Saturday, March 24, with a main rally happening in Washington D.C. Coined “March for our Lives,” the rallies will push…
A vegan chef is launching a new Midtown food incubator and demo kitchen
Detroit vegan chef and blogger Quiana Broden is planning a new food incubator and live demo kitchen in Midtown. Called The Kitchen, the space at 6529 Woodward will serve as a culinary classroom of sorts where vegans and meat lovers can hone their culinary skills; a place for businesses and individuals to rent a shared…
Michigan Democrats love Linda Belcher — no, not that one
Imagine our surprise when seeing retweets from the Michigan Democrats announcing that Linda Belcher had won a seat in the Kentucky House of Representatives. Linda? From’s Bob’s Burgers? Has fictional television actually made its way into our American politics? Well, yes, — but in this case, there is a living, breathing, non-cartoon Linda Belcher. A…
Review: Bolero fills a gap in Detroit’s dining scene with tastes of South America
Bolero Latin Cuisine is a restaurant that fills a pretty big and obvious hole when you look around metro Detroit’s food scene, offering the flavors of South America. It started as the second project of Vicente Fox, owner of downtown Detroit’s Vicente’s Cuban Cuisine, along with executive chef Roberto Caceres and Caceres’ son, Robert Caceres,…
Savage Love: Bi and biphobia
I’m an 18-year-old female. I’m cisgender and bisexual. I’ve been in a monogamous relationship with my cisgender bisexual boyfriend for about a year. I’m currently struggling with a lot of internalized biphobia and other hang-ups about my boyfriend’s sexuality. I don’t know if I’m projecting my own issues onto him or if I’m just being bigoted toward…
Why Michigan needs the ‘law of the jungle’
Want to serve in Congress? Want a chance to snag a seat — even though you don’t have much in the way of cash or connections? Don’t despair! Now’s your chance, and you may never have a better one. Back In December, John Conyers, who had served in the House of Representatives for more than…
The drunken dichotomy of Deer Tick
Deer Tick appears to have made it through the thick of it. The band has survived a decade of self-destruction, self-sabotage, and the pretentious menagerie of indie rock. For the rowdy, dysfunctional rockers, survival has little to do with luck or right place, right time happenstance and everything to do with having maintained their reputation…
Detroit chooses to overrule the people and fight pot proposals
The city of Detroit has played coy on the issues of Proposals A and B, which voters approved in November, but on Friday struck a decisive blow against them — and liberal zoning for marijuana businesses — in Wayne County Circuit Court. Chief Judge Robert Colombo, who in September ruled against the city and forced…
Annihilation challenges notions of identity and perception
Virginia Woolf had something to say about lighthouses. In her 1927 novel, To the Lighthouse, she addressed the object’s status as a beacon and guiding force. And just as Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor proved that there might be something to fear from Woolf, writer-director Alex Garland has shown, with his new sci-fi brainteaser Annihilation,…
Horoscopes (Feb. 21-27)
ARIES: March 21 – April 20 Dealing with “the lowest common denominator” could be a theme. This will show up on any number of levels. It can mean that you’re hanging out with lowlifes and scumbags whose ways and means of getting by are impacting your attitude and behavior. It can also indicate that you…
Artist Chico MacMurtrie, U-M students build robot that could cross Mexican wall
On Friday, Feb. 16, artist Chico MacMurtrie gave a couple demonstrations in Ann Arbor of an inflatable, 40-foot robotic sculpture designed to cross the U.S.-Mexico border. The robot was designed over the course of five weeks with 16 U-M students from across different departments, including robotics, engineering, art, and design. An exhibition of MacMurtrie’s drawings…
