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Presented By: Institute for the Humanities

Viewfinder: Documentaries about Dabls in Detroit

Humanities Film Series

An artist stands on a wooden ladder to paint a massive, warm-toned abstract mural covered in calligraphic symbols and dense, dripping paint textures. An artist stands on a wooden ladder to paint a massive, warm-toned abstract mural covered in calligraphic symbols and dense, dripping paint textures.
An artist stands on a wooden ladder to paint a massive, warm-toned abstract mural covered in calligraphic symbols and dense, dripping paint textures.
A screening of a selection of documentary films centered on the work of visionary Detroit artist Olayami Dabls, including How to Rust, by Julia Yezbick, and N’Kisi Concorde, by Brittin Richter and Nikki Sass. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion featuring the filmmakers, moderated by Curator Amanda Krugliak and Director of the Ann Arbor Film Festival Leslie Raymond, along with a brief Q/A. Artist Olayami Dabls will be in attendance.

Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Grand Vision, in the Institute for the Humanities Gallery Sept. 22 - Oct. 28. Learn more at https://myumi.ch/gk1zd.
An artist stands on a wooden ladder to paint a massive, warm-toned abstract mural covered in calligraphic symbols and dense, dripping paint textures. An artist stands on a wooden ladder to paint a massive, warm-toned abstract mural covered in calligraphic symbols and dense, dripping paint textures.
An artist stands on a wooden ladder to paint a massive, warm-toned abstract mural covered in calligraphic symbols and dense, dripping paint textures.

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