Posts by Ariel Ojibway

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Moody fall scene foregrounding tall grasses and woods in the background.
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  • Ezra Landon
  • Ariel Ojibway
There were so many Folk & pastoral horror library materials shared by members of the U-M Library community in honor of the Study Break of the Unknown Tome event (Hatcher Gallery, Thursday, October 29th, 2026) that we need multiple parts! Part 1 covered video games and films. In Part 2 we explore literature, music, graphic novels, photography, maps, and manga.
13 dvds with their own horror films and book art accessories of the boxset All the Haunts Be Ours : a Compendium of Folk Horror.
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  • Ezra Landon
  • Ariel Ojibway
Favorite folk & pastoral horror materials shared by members of the U-M Library community in honor of the Study Break of the Unknown Tome event (Hatcher Gallery, Thursday, October 29th, 2026).
Sunlight shining on red wheelbarrow parked in snow (which will be used for Winter Sowing Event)
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  • Ariel Ojibway
Tl;dr

Come make art for the Seed Library tomorrow night 2/19/26 from 5:30-8pm or Monday 2/23/26, Monday 3/9/26, Thursday 3/18/26 or come plant seeds with us on Tuesday 3/10/26 12-2pm (drop-in). Happy Almost Spring!
A gravel path to the left of a lush garden of perennial plants.
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  • Ariel Ojibway
Come see us at Harvest Fest and Earthfest, and visit us in the library for a catered talk by former student Phimmasone Owens of Refugee Garden Initiatives!
Close up of a plant, lupins perennis, with multiple bell-shaped purple flowers.
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  • Ariel Ojibway
How I Learned (at this ripe old age) To Trust Myself - And You Should Too!
Hand illustrated photo of seeds to community logo with a yellow sun, green trees in the background, and people planting seeds and. tending plants in the garden.
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  • Ariel Ojibway
Join the seed library in our kick-off event of the 2025 growing season! Saturday and Sunday, January 18-19, 10am-2pm at the Matthaei Botanical Gardens (Greenhouse #3).
milkweed seeds on bright background
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  • Ariel Ojibway
  • Tashia Miller
  • Caylen Cole-Hazel
  • Krystel Anderson
The story of how the Seed Library, housed within the Design-O-Matic on the first floor of the Shapiro Library, sprouted!