09/08/2026
The Saving Our Lives, Hear Our Truths (SOLHOT) residency for artists in the community was co-created by Ruth Nicole Brown, the Inaugural Chair of the MSU Department of African American and African Studies. This residency, now in its third year, is based on Brown’s 20 years of community-engaged research and creative practice and offers opportunities to women 60 years old and over. Part of an MSU-Flint Institute of Arts partnership, SOLHOT 60+ gives artists uninterrupted studio time, wellness programming, artist development, a public exhibition, and a sisterhood sustained through monthly gatherings.
Read more: https://cal.msu.edu/news/more-than-a-residency-solhot-60-creates-space-for-art-and-sisterhood/
