The Daily Detroit Podcast
Arab Film Festival: Come for the Films, Stay for the After Party
Arab Film Festival: Come for the Films, Stay for the After Party
"Filmmaker Hannah Fahoome of Now Listen Here, Young Lady!! LLC. joins Jer Staes and Norris Howard to talk about Arab Film Fest After Dark— an interactive afterparty she’s been building around the Arab Film Festival for over three years.”
Kresge Arts in Detroit
Hannah E. Fahoome, Gilda Awardee
"As a mixed-race, Palestinian American woman, Fahoome is no stranger to complexity. She holds space for multiple truths in her work, with the aim that ‘othered’ people find themselves represented in the labyrinth of U.S. culture and identity."
Hannah E. Fahoome, Gilda Awardee
"As a mixed-race, Palestinian American woman, Fahoome is no stranger to complexity. She holds space for multiple truths in her work, with the aim that ‘othered’ people find themselves represented in the labyrinth of U.S. culture and identity."
The Detroit News
2024 Kresge Artist Fellowships and Gilda Snowden Emerging Artist Award winners announced
"Named after the late mentor and champion of emerging artists Gilda Snowden, the winners of these awards each receive a $5,000 prize."
2024 Kresge Artist Fellowships and Gilda Snowden Emerging Artist Award winners announced
"Named after the late mentor and champion of emerging artists Gilda Snowden, the winners of these awards each receive a $5,000 prize."
Wayne State University CFPCA News
Wayne State University faculty, staff and alumni earn Kresge Artist Fellows and Gilda Award nods
"Rounding out Wayne State’s representation, Department of Communication alumna Fahoome was named a Gilda Award recipient in film and music.
Wayne State University faculty, staff and alumni earn Kresge Artist Fellows and Gilda Award nods
"Rounding out Wayne State’s representation, Department of Communication alumna Fahoome was named a Gilda Award recipient in film and music.
Wonderland Magazine
Premiere: Sara Marie Barron — “Three Hours”
“Opening with an ethereal glitch, Sara Marie Barron’s “Three Hours” instantly feels like a fever dream— one that is addictively soothing yet poingnantly introspective.”
Premiere: Sara Marie Barron — “Three Hours”
“Opening with an ethereal glitch, Sara Marie Barron’s “Three Hours” instantly feels like a fever dream— one that is addictively soothing yet poingnantly introspective.”