Michigan prison gets artistic makeover

Published in July/August 2014 by Humanities.

Armory Arts Village in Michigan Used to Be a State Prison. Now It’s an Artists’ Community.

An old historic building can’t escape its history … But history continues.

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Field trips bring an understanding of Dakota history to teachers, students, historians, and metro-area residents.

Jean Seberg’s life as a movie star, style icon, and activist takes center stage in an “unabashedly Midwestern” documentary.

The stories on stage reflect the range of veterans’ experiences as well as their similarities.

Armory Arts Village in Michigan Used to Be a State Prison. Now It’s an Artists’ Community.

Iowa reporters bring news of the front to audiences at home during World War II.

A play in Pennsylvania asks, “what is authentic?” and challenges audiences to examine perspectives beyond their own.

When Henrietta Boggs went from Birmingham, Alabama to Costa Rica in 1940, she wasn’t expecting to end up embroiled in a revolution.

Step into the world of “Bandits & Heroes, Poets & Saints,” an exhibit of art from Northeastern Brazil on view in Detroit.