Browsing All posts tagged under »Artists of Antrim«

Daytrips in northern Michigan: Bier Gallery

June 8, 2009

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Recently I had to make a trip to Charlevoix, which took me right past one of my favorite places: the Bier Gallery, the little red schoolhouse with a watch rabbit on the lawn. But what the heck was that on top of the wellhouse?  Ray Bier explained.  He wanted to get some of the smaller outdoor […]

We’re gonna be in movies

June 7, 2009

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I have discovered a new toy buried in my software.  I believe Miss Sadie, the Cowboy and I can join other luminaries of the film industry residing in Antrim County.  We, like Michael Moore, are hard at work on our new movie.  Working title: Morning Walk.  There will be suspense.  There will be an unexpected […]

Don’t blame Dale

April 2, 2009

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After that pile of snow fell on our heads last weekend, a number of us rushed to judgment. “It’s Dale Reedy,” we muttered. “He took the plow off his truck too soon.” We are a superstitious people in the Township. Dale swore he would never take the plow off before May, but we had our […]

From Antrim County to County Cork, County Kerry and County Clare, with love

March 30, 2009

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Photographer D. James Galbraith lived in the northern reaches of Antrim County, Michigan, and in a lot of other places, too.  He was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for his work documenting the intimate life of a small town in Livingston County, Michigan (Hartland: Change in the Heart of America). Galbraith loved to travel in Ireland, […]