Category: _EVENTS

Organizational Heading for Posts of events taking place in the Duderstadt Center or associated with the DC or one of its partners and of interest to DC users.

The Infinite Detail of This Place and Time

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The Infinite Detail of This Place and Time - Presented by Virago and AWE Society Poster
The Infinite Detail of This Place and TimePresented by Virago and AWE SocietyJanuary 31, 2020 at 7:30 pmDuderstadt Center Video Studio Virago (improvising ensemble) and Bridget Quinn (visual artist) are creating an immersive multimedia project of improvised music, live video, and audience participation. In this work a microscope lens projector

White Feminist

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White Feminist Poster
White FeministFebruary 3-9, 2020Duderstadt Center Video Studio Presented by the University Musical Society as part of their No Safety Net 2.0 Series. Gender and privilege collide in this scathing comedy that will grab you by the pussy hat. As the host of a morning talk show, “Becky’s Time,” Lee Minora skewers and

What Was + May Be

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What Was May Be Production Poster
What Was + May BeFriday, February 14, 20207:30 PMDuderstadt Center Video Studio The PROUD Polycultural Productions debut piece What Was + May Be will receive its world premiere at the Duderstadt Center Video Studio on February 14th. Written and performed by Alyxandra Ciale Charfauros and Michael Yuchen Tong. What Was

2020 Portfolio Exhibition BFA Design & Production

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Portfolio Exhibition B.F.A. Design & Production Poster
BFA Theatre Design & ProductionFebruary 3-14, 2020Duderstadt Center Gallery Take a peek behind the scenes of the plays, musicals and operas throughout the University of Michigan. Explore the work of our undergraduate student stage managers, technicians, and scenic, costume and lighting designers in the annual Department of Theater Design and

2020 Media & Studio Arts Symposium

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MSA Symposium poster - "Inventing Oneself Through Art and Technology Poster"
Inventing Oneself Through Art and Technology A diverse community of presenters representing students, faculty and industry professionals will be sharing their expertise, experience and collaborations.  Join our community as we embark on this exploration of the creative process, exploring the tools and techniques that can make your vision a reality! The third annual Media & Studio Arts

North Campus Deans’ MLK Spirit Awards

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MLK Spirit Awards Graphic
In honor of the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., today we celebrate not only his leadership in advancing civil rights, but also the members of the North Campus community who work to achieve social and racial justice.   For many of our community members this is lifelong work. For

Melissa Coppola: “Lights in the Sky”

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Students playing piano in front of big screen showing the Milky Way Galaxy
Melissa Coppola’s doctoral thesis “Lights in Sky”, a multimedia concert inspired by the cosmos, premiered Sunday, July 11, 2021, 2:30 PM at the Stamps Auditorium, Penny Stamps School of Art and Design on the U-M Ann Arbor Campus “In March 2020, COVID-19 forced me to cancel a space-inspired performance at

Lake Effects: Impact Beyond the Shore

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Impact Beyond the Shore Poster
Great Lakes Themed Photo ExhibitionFeaturing the work of John Sullivan and Zach HaslickFebruary 18 -28, 2020Duderstadt Center Gallery The Great Lakes are about far more than fresh water and spectacular scenery. Join us in exploring the social, political, and environmental history of the region and the multiple challenges faced by

And We Look On

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And We Look On Video Poster
Thursday, February 27 & 28, 2020 7:00 pm Duderstadt Center Video Studio AND WE LOOK ON is an interdisciplinary performance piece that uses dance, theatre, puppetry, and music to celebrate the world’s natural landscapes and examine the deterioration happening right before our eyes. Please join us for a performance and

BabeWorld

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Babeworld Production Poster
Thursday, March 12, 20207:30 pmDuderstadt Center Video Studio Justine (electroacoustic flute) and Cameron (percussion) traverse a world of their own making in BabeWorld. A whimsical piece that explores fantasy, fun, and storytelling through original music and interactive motion tracking projection technology. Free and open to the public.

MDP Hammond Organ Project

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Picture of an Organ Instrument
Students on the ArtsEngine Hammond Organ Project will create a media-integrative 21st century expressive instrument by re-imagining and re-designing a vintage analog musical instrument – a Hammond M3 organ. This project is in collaboration with the Duderstadt Center and the Multidisciplinary Design Program. Meet the team and see the work

Meet the Microbes – a Zoom Webinar

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Microbial Masterpieces - Piece from the Gallery
While many of us have been hunkered down at home, weird and wonderful microbes have been growing in our gallery! Next week, the Microbial Masterpieces team would like to introduce you to them and why this matters to you, and to the planet! You are invited to a Zoom webinar

Microbial Masterpieces

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Image of a Winogradsky column created for the exhibit Microbial Masterpieces - awarded a 2020 Experiments In Translation Grant
“Microbial Masterpieces”, the recipient project of the 2020 Experiments in Translation Grant, is a project devoted to helping people understand the importance of the microbial world through art and science communication.   Winogradsky Panel The project began with the construction a giant Winogradsky panel, an apparatus for culturing diverse communities of

Migrare

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Migrare Dance Performance poster
Friday, March 20, 20208:00 p.m.Duderstadt Center Video Studio Migrare is an interdisciplinary and international dance and videography performance that explores the ways refugee and immigrant dance artists are creating work in response to the political situations in their native countries, and the challenges they face in their adopted countries. This