Redesign brings new life to the old Ann Arbor Art Center
The Ann Arbor Art Center ain’t what it used to be, and that’s a good thing.Excerpt:If you’ve strolled by the Ann Arbor Art Center lately, you’ve seen major changes to the building’s design. A peek in the windows on Liberty or the Ashley Street side allows passersby to watch students taking art classes or artists working away on pottery in the center’s ceramic studio spaces. Perhaps you’ve wandered into the gallery shop through the newly opened back door or noticed kids filing in and out of summer camp.You may have even popped in to ask — when did the Art Center start doing all this stuff? Read the rest of the story here.
The Ann Arbor Art Center ain’t what it used to be, and that’s a good thing.
Excerpt:
If you’ve strolled by the Ann Arbor Art Center lately, you’ve seen major changes to the building’s design. A peek in the windows on Liberty or the Ashley Street side allows passersby to watch students taking art classes or artists working away on pottery in the center’s ceramic studio spaces. Perhaps you’ve wandered into the gallery shop through the newly opened back door or noticed kids filing in and out of summer camp.
You may have even popped in to ask — when did the Art Center start doing all this stuff?
Read the rest of the story here.
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