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Natalia Holtzman

Natalia Holtzman is a freelance journalist based in Ann Arbor whose work appears frequently in Concentrate, Hour Detroit, the Detroit Metro Times, and other publications. She can be reached at natalia.holtzman@gmail.com.

Natalia Holtzman's Latest Articles

U-M School of Social Work Assistant Director of Operations Jerome Rork.
U-M School of Social Work houses world-class art collection featuring Haring, Arbus, and more

The school's art collection is hidden in plain sight in the hallways and rooms of the Social Work building, as it has been for more than two decades.

Etienne Charles.
Jazz trumpeter brings multimedia performance on climate change to Ann Arbor

In creating a multimedia jazz performance about climate change, trumpeter and composer Etienne Charles' goal was to make audiences feel the reality of what may seem an unwieldy and abstract concept.

A group calling itself the OWM Tabernacle recorded the Michigan Music Resistance's first single, "Old White Men." Michigan Music Resistance founder David Roof is pictured at center in a white shirt.
Michigan Music Resistance reconvenes to offer artistic rebuttal to second Trump term

The second iteration of the Michigan Music Resistance, a loose collective of musicians formed in opposition to President Donald Trump, is now in full swing.

Tree City.
Ann Arbor hip-hop collective releases “magnum opus” after 13 years of work

After 13 years in the making, "Pure Levels," the new album by the Ann Arbor-based hip-hop collective Tree City, released on Dec. 13.

Morgan Parker.
Writer Morgan Parker examines personal and political topics in new essay collection

The award-winning poet, novelist, and essayist will give a reading in Ann Arbor on Dec 5.

Proof and Eminem photographed by Doug Coombe in 1999.
30 years of Southeast Michigan music history spotlighted in exhibit of Ann Arbor photographer’s work

Ann Arbor-based photographer Doug Coombe calls a new exhibition of his work "a love letter to the many amazing music communities … of Southeastern Michigan."

University of Michigan Professor Ashley Lucas.
U-M Arts Initiative funds and connects arts programs inside and outside university

The Arts Initiative aims to strengthen partnerships between existing U-M arts organizations and organizations outside the university, as well as provide funding and other forms of support for arts programming in the Ann Arbor area.

Youth Art Gallery Executive Director T'Onna Clemons in front of the Youth Art Gallery mural at Community Auto Wash.
How ARPA funds helped Washtenaw County artists survive the COVID-19 pandemic

In April 2022, the city of Ann Arbor allocated $500,000 in relief for artists and arts organizations. Here are three of their stories.

A signal box decorated through the PowerArt! project.
Over 40 Ann Arbor signal boxes decorated with original art in ongoing project

Creative Washtenaw's PowerArt! project has transformed over 40 signal boxes in downtown Ann Arbor by decorating them with original art, aiming to enliven public spaces in the city.

Theatre Nova's 2024 world premiere production of "Death of a Driver" by Will Snider.
Ann Arbor theater company celebrates 10 years of elevating new plays and playwrights

Theatre Nova, the nonprofit theater company located at 410 W. Huron St. in Ann Arbor, is celebrating its 10th-anniversary season.

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