Depauville Free Library
Artist Tatyana Fazlalizadeh is a Brooklyn based artist working primarily in oil painting, public art and multimedia installations. Her work is rooted in community engagement and the public sphere. She makes site specific work that considers how people, particularly women, queer folks, and Black and brown people, experience race and gender within their surrounding environments – from the sidewalk to retail stores, and from church to college campuses.
A Penny Stamps Speaker Series series event, in partnership with Stamps School of Art & Design, Detroit Performs, Detroit Public Television and PBS Books.
Make sure you catch the final presentation next week. Tom has done an outstanding job with the 150th celebration. Thank you Tom!Be sure to attend the final History at Noon lecture for the Sesquicentennial year. Yours truly will be discussing the history behind the names of the village streets.
Keep looking up!
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Learn about the origin of how December's Moon got its names in our short video.
