Arts

Why Hispanic Heritage Matters

Those of us fortunate enough to be a part of a community that is diverse in its population have been hearing a lot about Hispanic Heritage Month recently.

Danny Thomas Exhibit: Entertaining Humanitarian Ideals

The Arab American National Museum in Dearborn is presenting an exhibit based on movie star and philanthropist Danny Thomas which runs until May 8.

Writing to a Better Detroit

Logo for Write A House Detroit

It is no secret that Detroit has been on a steady decline for many years. Recently citizens and organizations have been more determined than ever to revitalize Detroit.

Contradictory Beauty

A room is lined with floor to ceiling shimming, golden curtains of streamers. In the middle of the room a circular platform, also draped on it's edges in the gold streams, holds a live woman, clad in a shimmery golden sequin dress. She sits on a speaker, leaned over a white guitar she is preparing to play.

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Detroit (MOCAD) is featuring an exhibit called “The Woman in E” which will run until April 10 of this year.

Artist Spotlight: Jerry Moore

Stylized text, "Save the Rouge" shows the Rouge River in the background.

The Kaleidoscope has had the amazing opportunity to interview and publish articles spotlighting talented artists here at Henry Ford College. The next artist we have the pleasure of introducing is Jerry Moore, a Graphic Design student.

The Restoration of the Historic Redford Theater

The ornate front display of the inside of the Redford Theater, which is done in a classic style that can be described as oriental. The organ can be seen in front of the stage.

Opened in January of 1928, The Redford Theater is one of the oldest buildings in Detroit and serves as a reminder of a more affluent time in the city’s history.

From Vintage Films to National Awards: Meet the Director Behind Theatre’s New Cutting Edge Technology

If you’re ever in Henry Ford College’s Virtual Theatricality Lab, you’ll find yourself surrounded by a lot of intricate technology that costs much more than the average college education.

WHFR-Not Just Violins: Interview With Mr. Camo

Do you like electronic based music? Are you sick of the generic pop music with the same four chords that dominates the radio waves? Are you looking to expand your catalogue of genres and artists within the local area?

Drumming to a Colorful Beat

Reggie Williams sings into a microphone outfitted with a pop filter. He is wearing headphones.

Reggie Williams is a Music major at Henry Ford College. Reggie’s musical interests include drums, choir, and base guitar. As one of HFC’s many musicians, Reggie is adamantly involved in the music program.

ComiqueCon: Wonder Women in Comics

A illustration of a young woman, eyes closed, smoking a hookah. Smoke swirls around her.

I grew up in the early 90s with beloved female characters such as Rogue, Jean Grey, and Storm from the popular comic book series, the X-Men as well as Wonder Woman from the Justice League.

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