April Answers

April Answers

The Ann Arbor Patio Guide 2013

Just when you thought winter would never loosen its icy grip, spring has sprung.

by Staff

FRONTLINE

Pulitzer Prize winning photographer David Turnley talks about equal rights, squeegee artistry, 9/11, and Michigan football

by Nan Bauer

Chris “Chewy” Anderson

You should meet Chris “Chewy” Anderson.

by Jeff Milo

The past and the future

When Neil Woodward and the trio called Cats and the Fiddler make their annual return to the Ark

by Sandor Slomovits

Hot Club of Cowtown

The Hot Club of France was the band name of one of the greatest jazz combos of all time

by Sandor Slomovits

Here Comes the Sun

There’s some really cool stuff going on this month and I don’t know where to start, so let’s start at the University of Michigan Museum of Art.

by Louis Meldman

“MFA Thesis Exhibitions”

The University of Michigan School of Art and Design is now presenting its annual Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibitions

by Louis Meldman

artbeat

Forget about basketball.

by Louis Meldman

The art of eating, Ann Arbor style

Peter Roumanis’ resume seems like it should have a much older guy attached to it.

By Nan Bauer

Welcome, spring!

The Vernal Equinox has just passed, which for us laymen means—it’s springtime!

by Robyn Cleveland

United in Anger

Sometimes the government needs a swift kick in the ass

By Scott Recker

Kicking a cliche

The story of the maniac genius rock-star isn't a new one — in real life or fiction.

By Scott Recker

The Return of the King

The Mountaintop, by young American playwright, Katori Hall, is The Performance Network’s new production.

by Sandor Slomovits

Michelle Mountain at The Purple Rose

he Purple Rose Theatre’s spring production, opening on March 28th, is Moises Kaufman’s 2009 Tony Award nominated play, 33 Variations.

by Sandor Slomovits

Sara Willhoft, hair stylist, Ferndale

Sara's style is part prepster, part indie rock star.

We stopped the Ferndale native and hair stylist to talk geek chic versus fashions of the '90s.

Photo by Natasha Barros Interview by Alia Orra