The Arts Initiative is dedicated to providing a platform for University of Michigan students to share their artistic voice and creativity!
These programs showcase a wide range of student creative work.
Arts Initiative believes there is an artist inside each of us. These competitions are your opportunity to share your artistic genius, exhibit your work for the University community and win some prizes! Competitions will be held periodically throughout the year, with calls for art using different themes and mediums. Submissions are narrowed down by staff, and then the finalists are voted on by the public in the Unions and by the U-M Community online. Winners get great prizes, so be sure you’re signed up for Arts Info, our weekly email, so you’ll hear about our future contests and opportunities.
The Korean American Student Association exists to establish and maintain a community that promotes Korean and Korean-American awareness and culture through academic, political, and social activities by interacting with the surrounding communities both on and off campus. Their annual culture show will be held on April 14 at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre!
MUSIC Matters is a student-run non-profit organization that aims to use the unifying power of music to drive social impact in the community. They are one of the largest student organizations at the University of Michigan. Their annual and year-round events allow them to create educational opportunities and celebrate the vibrant Michigan community. Through their collective passion for music and social activism, they intend to make a tangible and positive impact on the community. Their annual event, SpringFest, will be held on April 11!
The University of Michigan Men's Glee Club is the second oldest collegiate chorus in the United States, and has long been acclaimed as one of the finest male choruses in the world. It is the oldest musical group on campus, as well as the oldest student organization at the University. Once only a group of six or eight men, it has blossomed into a group of 100 men representing a majority of the schools and colleges at the University of Michigan. Their 165th annual Spring Hill Concert will be held on April 12 at Hill Auditorium!
Arts Info is your weekly guide for arts events around Ann Arbor, student arts opportunities, information about and resources for student arts organizations, and student creative work!
The U-M Arts Initiative seeks to illuminate and expand human connections, inspire collaborative creativity, and build a more just and equitable world through the arts.