One Detroit Interview, Detroit Public Television

Detroit Public Television profiles The Chinese Lady, featuring interviews with director Jasmine Rivera and cast members Josie Mi and Don Castro.

FIRST BLOCK WDIV Channel 4

WDIV's Roger Webber profiles American Prophet with an interview with Bishop Gumbleton and Jasmine Rivera, behind the scenes footage, and glimpses of the film itself in this feature profile.


Stateside with Cynthia Canty, Michigan Public Radio

Director Jasmine Rivera and Bishop Thomas Gumbleton discuss the background history and inspirations for the film American Prophet in this extensive interview.


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Kresge Arts in Detroit Fellowship poster campaign, 2018

Now in its ninth year, the Kresge Arts in Detroit program has contributed over $4.5 million to the local creative economy through the Kresge Eminent Artist awards and through Kresge Artist Fellowships. This investment in metro Detroit artists helps strengthens Detroit’s position as a major center for arts and culture nationally and internationally.

In addition to an unrestricted $25,000 award, Kresge Artist fellows participate in a professional practice program designed and delivered by Creative Many Michigan. The professional practice program includes an intensive professional development retreat presented by New York-based artist-service organization Creative Capital.


The Craig Fahle Show, WDET NPR Interview

Craig Fahle speaks with Michelle Perron, director of Kresge Arts in Detroit and Jasmine Rivera, Kresge Arts Fellow in Film for 2014.


2014 Kresge Fellows Announced, MetroTimes article

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MetroArts Interview, Detroit Public Television 9/23/13