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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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The Metro: Detroit artist Mario Moore wants to give human rights leader Malcolm X the monument he never got - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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In March 2025, President Donald Trump passed an executive order to “restore truth and sanity” to American history. His administration has pressured the removal of “negative history”— which often surrounds the historic struggles of people of color—while restoring Confederate statues. Meanwhile, a Detroit artist may be the first to create an outdoor public monument to honor Civil Rights leader Malcolm X. Mario Moore is a multi-disciplinary artist from Detroit whose works are on display in museums
The Metro: Weaving through Detroit with Sudani - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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Sudani Shaah is a multi-dimensional artist based in Detroit. A graduate of College for Creative Studies and Detroit School of Arts, Sudani is following in the footsteps of her family. Her mother is multi-interdisciplinary artist Sabrina Nelson and her brother is visual and sculptural artist Mario Moore. In this episode, we learn how textile artist Sudani is creating her own lane. Let’s get behind the tsunami waves of Sudani and how her work ripples out to tell complex stories. CONTAINER On The M
The Metro: Pan-Asian music fest revives Detroit's Chinatown as it rebuilds - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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Detroit’s Chinatown, at one point in time, was a bustling neighborhood that often marked the first stop in the states for so many immigrants. According to the 2025 census, 1.7% of Detroit’s population identify as Asian American. An effort is underway to restore Detroit’s Chinatown. In partnership with the International Institute of Metropolitan Detroit (IIMD), Concert of Colors Neighborhood Programs will host a celebration in old neighborhood. We Tell These Truths: Music is a Universal Language
The Metro: Season Fair brings the art market to local creatives - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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The Season Fair, a free non-profit contemporary art fair, returns second year at The Shepherd in Detroit from Sept. 11-13.Season Talks at the College for Creative Studies will open the fair with Theo Parrish, Sterling Toles, KESSWA, and more on Sept. 10. It’s free. Amani Olu is the founder and curatorial director of Season Fair. He reported that Season’s funding comes from ticket sales, sponsorships, and individual donations as they seek to find new ways to pay artists. “A lot of artists are pus
CONTAINER on The Metro: Majesty Hope Bland and her Woven Purpose - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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What’s behind Majesty Hope Blands’ woven purpose? A native Detroiter, Bland is a seamstress, tailor and fiber artist. As an alum of the College for Creative Studies and ISAIC, Bland has taken what she’s learned and tested its limits. Bland creates one-of-one pieces that invite people to reconsider their relationship with their clothes. Working with upcycled materials and whatever is around her at the moment, Bland sees resourcefulness not as a gimmick, but as a way of life. In this episode, we l
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