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Kiss & Cry: Ann Arbor Train Station
A weekend of Kiss & Cry performances at the Power Center is wrapped up! This miniature part of the set is the Ann Arbor train station. Did you attend the performance? Don’t…
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Curious Audiences Meet Unexpected Ideas
The UMS Renegade Series returns this season. Check out the full roster of performances on this series where curious audiences are invited to meet unexpected ideas. Interested in more? We asked our…
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UMS Artists in “Residence”: Meet Robert James Russell
UMS launched a new Artists in “Residence” program during the 2014-2015 season. Five residents from across disciplines will take residence at our performances throughout our season. We’ll profile each resident here on…
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Your Notes: Who Rocked Your Creative World?
This season, UMS presents the Renegade Series, a series of performances that gives curious audiences the chance to meet unexpected ideas. We ask audiences to share their own favorite renegades, people who…
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Student Spotlight: Embedded with San Francisco Symphony
U-M student and UMS intern Libby Seidner spent five weeks with the San Francisco Symphony as part of an internship.
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The Art(s) of Teaching: UMS Mellon Faculty Institute on Arts Academic Integration
Photo: At the inaugural Faculty Institute. How can a symphony inform a course in environmental science? What can a dance teach us about literature? How might we use a play to discuss…
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Artist Interview: Ryoji Ikeda, creator of superposition
Photo: Moment in superposition. Photo by Kazuo Fukunaga. superposition is a performance created by visual and sound artist Ryoji Ikeda. Inspired by the mathematical notions of quantum mechanics, Ikeda employs a spectacular…
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Artist Interview: Traveling with Théâtre de la Ville
Editor’s note: This summer, UMS launched a new 21st Century Artist Internships program. Four students interned for a minimum of five weeks with a dance, theater, or music ensemble part of our 2014-2015 season….
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Data as Playful: Sonification Specialist on superposition
How visual and sound artist Ryoji Ikeda weaves together visual and sound data tapestries to access the sublime.