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Kari Cholnoky, Semi Lucid Steak
David Klein Gallery, Detroit, is pleased to announce the opening of a new exhibition: Kari Cholnoky, Semi Lucid Steaks, featuring new paintings and work on paper. Also on view, Mitch Cope's photographs, sculptures and video from his Totem series, a window installation by Lisa Waud of Pot & Box and Niche Project by Patrick Ethen, curated by Playground Detroit.
Opening Reception, Saturday February 6, 6-8pm. [Downtown, Detroit]
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MOCAD - Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit
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Dave Eggers Opening
Please join us for an opening reception with Dave Eggers on Friday, February 5, 2016 from 6 - 8pm. Eggers is an American writer and artist known for books such as The Circle and What Is the What. A selection of prints will be for sale in support of MOCAD's Education and youth programs.
Opening Reception, Friday February 5, 6-8pm. [Midtown, Detroit]
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desire bouncing
Wasserman Projects presents 'desire bouncing' featuring Performance Architecture works by Alex Schweder, and architecture inspired paintings by Alejandro Campins and Nancy Mitchnick. Exhibited works explore our relationships to the environments around us, including Schweder's newest work 'The Sound and The Future' an interactive 15' inflatable sculpture covered in metallic vinyl and faux fur.
Opening Reception, Friday February 5, 6-10pm. [Eastern Market, Detroit]
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HATCH: Hamtramck Art Collective
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#photo
Hatch Gallery presents #photo, featuring 8 photographic artists: Carla Anderson, Tim Householder, Rob Kangas, Shanna Merola, Daniel Seybold, Silke Seybold, Vagner Whitehead, and S. Kay Young. This group exhibition shows a variety of work, some rooted in tradition, some exploring change, and some forging into new frontiers.
Opening Reception, Saturday February 6, 6-10pm. [Hamtramck]
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Detroit Center for Design + Technology
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What Time Is It?
Join us at the opening reception for What Time Is It? Tyree Guyton, New Work at the Detroit Center for Design + Technology (DCDT). This exhibit hosted by Lawrence Technical University College of Architecture and Design will run Feb. 5 - 26.
Opening Reception, Friday February 5, 5-7pm. [Midtown, Detroit]
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Growth and Decay: A Sculptural Clock Exhibition
CCS Alum, Eric Freitas pushes the boundaries of his singular creative fascination - Horology:the art or science of measuring time. For one night only - "Growth and Decay" explores the dark mechanical curiosities of timepieces. Freitas' hand forged machines are twisted hybrids of the industrial and biological - with nature inspired motifs infusing the extraordinary, but fully functional clocks.
Opening Reception, Saturday February 6, 7-10pm. [New Center, Detroit]
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Timothy van Laar: GALLERY CONVERSATION
Join artist Timothy van Laar as he shares insights into the works of his new solo exhibition "Reliable Data." The paintings in this exhibition originate in the disruptive procedures of collage. Multiple languages of paint, cataloging a wide range of painting processes, construct each painting, and these varied paint applications become specific representations and art historical references.
Sunday February 7, 2-3pm. [Midtown, Detroit]
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Cranbrook Art Museum at Assemble Sound
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The Detroit Bluestockings Crew
Cranbrook Art Museum presents the Detroit Blue Stocking Crew talks. Marsha Music is a Writer, Poet and Performer will host Michael Stone-Richards, a Writer, Educator and Founder of Detroit Research at Assemble Sound on 2300 17th Street in Detroit. The Detroit Bluestockings Crew, is a collective inspired by 18th Century Blue Stocking Society in London, a group of accomplished women who rejected their exclusion from British society's intellectual pursuits.
Sunday February 7, 3-4pm. [Corktown, Detroit]
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Mid-West Furniture ZOKU Exhibition
This exhibition is but a small sampling of a much larger group of like-minded artists, designers, and educators working in the context of furniture.On display are objects that are familiar on one level, yet poke holes in our conventional views of how furniture should look and what role furniture plays in our daily lives. Join the Facebook group for notifications and information!
Opening Reception, Friday February 5, 6-9pm. [Ann Arbor]
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Cranbrook Art Museum:
This multi-speaker presentation throws it all into the clay mixer to explore the history and the enduring legacy of the vessel tradition in ceramics. The program will include Stefanie Dlugosz-Acton, curator of the Pewabic Pottery exhibition, speaking on the work of Pewabic's co-founder Mary Chase Perry Stratton; Shelley Selim on the work of Maija Grotell; Anders Ruhwald on the "This is the living vessel" exhibition; and Roberto Lugo speaking on his own work and career.
Saturday February 6, 1pm. [Bloomfield Hills]
MOCAD - Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit:
Steve Shaw in conversation with Timothy Hill of the Hill Gallery in Birmingham, Michigan.
Saturday February 6, 1pm. [Midtown, Detroit]
MOCAD - Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit:
RoseLee Goldberg is an art historian, author, critic and curator. She is the author of Performance Art: From Futurism to the Present, the key text for performance art history. Throughout her career, Goldberg has established new models for exhibiting modern and contemporary performance.
Wednesday February 10,7pm. [Midtown, Detroit]
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