David Zinn, the renowned Ann Arbor street artist of friendly 3D chalk characters, will give an all-ages art installation demonstration. Teen musician Magdalen Fossum will accompany him with old standards, ‘20s jazz, and Django Reinhardt influenced original songs on ukulele and voice. Photographs of Zinn’s temporary installations have appeared in The Guardian, La Republica, and Der Spiegel among others. An exhibition of his work is concurrently on display in the Gifts of Art Gallery — University Hospital Main Corridor, Floor 2 through Sept. 11, 2016. Magdalen Fossum comes from a family of musicians and began performing at open mics in the greater Lansing area at age 7. In May of 2011, at age 10, Fossum was the youngest artist ever named Open Stage Performer of the Year by The Ark in Ann Arbor. Now at 15, Fossum’s perfect intonation, poise, and musical style make her a stand-out talent who performs main stage at many Michigan music festivals, including the Ann Arbor Summer Festival, Blissfest, Traverse City Film Festival, and the Hard Rock Café, among others. This event is part of the Gifts of Art UMHS Summer Courtyard Concert Series. Rain/heat location: University Hospital Courtyard overhang by UH South.