<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2htaqj_0vLpP28O00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2htaqj_0vLpP28O00" width="650" height="269" ><figcaption>Two new exhibits are set to open at The&nbsp;Ramsdell Regional Center for the Arts on Sept. 13. (Submitted photo courtesy of Ramsdell Regional Center for the Arts) </figcaption></figure> MANISTEE&nbsp;— Two new exhibits are set to open at The&nbsp;Ramsdell Regional Center for the Arts on Sept. 13. The Chani Devers and Ellie Harold exhibit will be on display in&nbsp;Hardy Hall through Oct. 9, and “Birds Fly In: A Human Refuge” will be on display in the Rotary Grand Ballroom through Oct. 31. An artist reception for&nbsp;Devers and Harold will be held from 5-7&nbsp;p.m. on Sept. 13. Both exhibits are free to attend. Chani Devers and&nbsp;Ellie Harold is a stylized exhibit that features a wide variety of motifs. Among their most striking works are themes of color, nature or realism. The two artists will share the space and showcase their shared interest in capturing the world through the lens of high art. “Birds Fly In: A Human Refuge” comprises&nbsp;avian-themed art, music and poetry inspired by the migration issues facing humanity today. This cross-cultural collaboration features concept and paintings by American oil painter Ellie Harold; original soundtrack music by Mexican composer/performer David Mendoza; and a refuge structure designed by German architect Wilfried Schley and fabricated by British engineer Roo Davison. For more information about this year’s events, or further questions, contact Laura&nbsp;Ortiz-LaVelle at 231-398-9770 or lortiz@ramsdelltheatre.org. </div></body>

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New exhibits to open at Ramsdell Regional Center for the Arts

The Hardy Hall exhibit of Chani Devers and Ellie Harold, and \"Birds Fly In: A Human Refuge\" in the Rotary Grand Ballroom, start Friday, Sept. 13.

The Hardy Hall exhibit of Chani Devers and Ellie Harold, and "Birds Fly In: A Human Refuge" in the Rotary Grand Ballroom, start Friday, Sept. 13.