Category: Arts & Culture Clip
Deep Cover: The Drug Wars
Detroit Public TV’s Marty Fischhoff interviews Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, Jake Halpern, about his first podcast, “Deep Cover: The Drug Wars.”
Read More10/12/20: One Detroit – Wayne State Billboard Arts Event / Genevieve Vang / Ozzie Rivera / Steven Banks
“In the Air: Voices from Detroit and Beyond” features works by national and local artists using a billboard located in Detroit to reflect on the global pandemic and racial injustice.
Read MoreOzzie Rivera: A Lifetime of Music
One Detroit’s Bill Kubota sat down with Ozzie Rivera to talk about the origins of his passion for music and celebrating culture, memories of drum circles in Clark Park and his outlook on salsa’s longevity.
Read More10/5/20: One Detroit – Concert of Colors
Learn all about the upcoming Concert of Colors, metro Detroit’s free annual diversity-themed music festival, broadcasting and streaming October 7-11.
Read MoreDetroit Month of Design with Design Core Detroit
One Detroit’s Will Glover interviews Olga Stella, Executive Director of Design Core Detroit and Kiana Wenzell, Director of Culture and Community about the 10 year anniversary of Detroit Month of Design.
Read MoreCan a prison artist’s paintings help bring him freedom?
One Detroit’s Bill Kubota learns about the Prison Creative Arts Project at the University of Michigan, where paintings are for sale to raise money for legal help.
Read More9/21/20: One Detroit – Detroit Month of Design / Darkroom Detroit / Terri Lyne Carrington / Spirit of Detroit
Darkroom Detroit is a non-profit dedicated to increasing photography access, education, and visual literacy in Detroit.
Read MoreDetroit Jazz City
Catch a first glimpse of “Detroit Jazz City,” the upcoming half hour DPTV documentary on Detroit’s role in helping introduce jazz music to the world.
Read More9/14/20: One Detroit – University of Michigan African American Music Conference / Memorial Drive on Belle Isle / Marie Woo / Detroit Jazz City
Professor Emeritus Willis Patterson is the featured guest for the 2020 African American Music Conference. The City of Detroit honored victims of COVID-19 with a day-long funeral procession around Belle Isle. A special One Detroit report on this year’s Kresge Eminent Artist, 92-year-old ceramicist Marie Woo.
Read MoreSeven Last Words of the Unarmed
University of Michigan’s Director of Choirs, Dr. Eugene Rogers, sits down with Aaron Dworkin of Arts Engines for a conversation about the powerful choral work that pays tribute to African American men killed by police or other authority figures.
Read MoreDetroit COVID-19 Memorial Day
The loved ones of Detroiters lost to COVID-19 had a chance to have memorial processions on Belle Isle, where the City of Detroit has set up hundreds of billboards honoring victims of the coronavirus.
Read More8/31/20: One Detroit – Cranbrook Design Tours / Plowshares Theatre / Detroit Jazz Fest / The Wretched Movie
Michigan’s only professional African American Theatre, Plowshares Theatre Company, presents a virtual concert of songs from an original musical set in Detroit past.
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