Opening February 13 at Heaven Gallery, Harold Arts presents “Psst-Shhh,” an exhibition curated by Joan of Arc singer Tim Kinsella. “Psst-Shhh,” a multimedia group show showcasing the talents of twelve local artists—including Chris Uphues, Melina Ausikaitis and Jeremy Boyle—features mediums from painting and sculpture to video and photography. “I was invited to curate a group show at Heaven around a particular theme, but the theme wasn’t particularly engaging to me, so I instead checked in with a bunch of different people I know that make work I feel some resonance with,” Kinsella says. “Together this is a pretty strange group, but I used to get really excited about making the strangest mixtapes that flowed song by song so one never knew exactly how they ended up so far from where they began. I guess my ambition for the show would be a sort of spacial analogy to that.” (Micah McCrary)
Repurposing AI: A Review of Stephanie Dinkins at Stamps Gallery While this show is timely for everyone, I consider its setting within a university art gallery and emerging tech hub like the city of Ann Arbor a subversive provocation which Dinkins invites the greater public—including members of the university community—to consider our own positionality to AI and technology.
Art and Poetry: A Conversation on the Page A conversation on the genesis and nature of "Theorem," a collaborative book created by poet Elizabeth Bradfield and artist Antonia Contro.
