Presented By: University Library
Student Poetry Night: Telluride Association Summer Program
Please join the high school students in the Telluride Association Summer Program for an evening of poetry!
Youth writers will be sharing original poetry and artwork created over the past 6 weeks while studying at the University of Michigan. Topics range from video games to art to love to race and sexuality. Don't miss the debut of many exciting new voices!
Stop by the Gallery exhibit space any time on Thursday to see a pop-up art show featuring works by the high school students in the U-M TASP program!
TASP instructors and students collaborated with many different areas of the library in their six weeks in this U-M summer program, gathering inspiration to create their poetry and art. This includes working with subject specialists, visiting the Book Arts Studio (hand-setting and printing with metal type), Special Collections (where they worked with underground poetry journals, zines, and broadsides), Computer and Video Game Archive, Comics and Graphics Novels collection, Reference Reading Room collection, and a zine-making workshop in ScholarSpace.
Youth writers will be sharing original poetry and artwork created over the past 6 weeks while studying at the University of Michigan. Topics range from video games to art to love to race and sexuality. Don't miss the debut of many exciting new voices!
Stop by the Gallery exhibit space any time on Thursday to see a pop-up art show featuring works by the high school students in the U-M TASP program!
TASP instructors and students collaborated with many different areas of the library in their six weeks in this U-M summer program, gathering inspiration to create their poetry and art. This includes working with subject specialists, visiting the Book Arts Studio (hand-setting and printing with metal type), Special Collections (where they worked with underground poetry journals, zines, and broadsides), Computer and Video Game Archive, Comics and Graphics Novels collection, Reference Reading Room collection, and a zine-making workshop in ScholarSpace.
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