
AADL Talks To: Andy Sacks, Photographer and Documentarian

Andrew Sacks is an award-winning photographer and documentarian in the Ann Arbor area. He came to the University of Michigan in the late 1960s to study art and immediately joined the Michigan Daily newspaper, covering a variety of assignments, from sit-ins and student demonstrations to regional and national political campaigns. During this period, he also played jazz piano with various Ann Arbor musicians. Andy recalls the people and some of the many memorable events that shaped his life and work over the years. Andy’s vast photo negative collection is available at the Bentley Historical Library.

Three Faculty Men Take $800 In Art Show Prize Money

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17
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November
Year
1951
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Preparations For The Annual Exhibition Of The Ann Arbor Art Association, October 1953

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1953
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Ann Arbor News, October 5, 1953
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Getting ready for the Ann Arbor Art Association's exhibit of local art, which opens tonight at the Rackham Galleries, are these two husband and wife teams of artists. They are (left to right) Mrs. Ethel Lewis, instructor in ceramics for the public schools' adult education program; Richard Wilt, University art teacher; Mrs. Ellen Bonar Wilt; and William A. Lewis, U-M technical illustrator who is in charge of hanging the exhibition.
Ann Arbor News, October 5, 1953
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Getting ready for the Ann Arbor Art Association's exhibit of local art, which opens tonight at the Rackham Galleries, are these two husband and wife teams of artists. They are (left to right) Mrs. Ethel Lewis, instructor in ceramics for the public schools' adult education program; Richard Wilt, University art teacher; Mrs. Ellen Bonar Wilt; and William A. Lewis, U-M technical illustrator who is in charge of hanging the exhibition.
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Michigras Parade Takes To Ann Arbor Streets, April 1952

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1952
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Ann Arbor News, April 26, 1952
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"Scholarship" was the theme of the float which took first place honors in judging at the Michigras parade which wound through Ann Arbor streets yesterday. The winning float was built jointly by Alpha Phi sorority and Theta Xi fraternity. Judges were Mrs. Harlan Hatcher, J. Fred Lawton, author of "The Varsity" lyrics, Mayor William E. Brown, jr., and Richard Wilt of the U-M Architecture School.
Ann Arbor News, April 26, 1952
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"Scholarship" was the theme of the float which took first place honors in judging at the Michigras parade which wound through Ann Arbor streets yesterday. The winning float was built jointly by Alpha Phi sorority and Theta Xi fraternity. Judges were Mrs. Harlan Hatcher, J. Fred Lawton, author of "The Varsity" lyrics, Mayor William E. Brown, jr., and Richard Wilt of the U-M Architecture School.
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Gallery To Be Named For Slusser

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5
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March
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1975
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Art Faculty Exhibits Works At U Museum

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18
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January
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1971
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Watercolor Event Under Way At U

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21
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May
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1971
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Faculty Works On Display

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16
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January
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1969
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Art Exhibit Contains 'Touches Of Merit'

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9
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February
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1963
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Church Shows Paintings As Religious Influence

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13
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July
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1968
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