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Matter Out of Place
Matter Out of Place is a group exhibition of craft, fine art and design projects that explore the shifting meanings of decontextualized objects from industrial and cultural production. Preexisting objects, images and narratives are contested, critiqued and renewed via physical and metaphoric means of collage and assemblage. The work illuminates the importance of intentionality for both maker and viewer in the creation of the art experience.
Opening Reception Friday, January 19th, 6-9pm.
[Midtown, Detroit]
4719 Woodward Ave.
Show runs through February 17th.
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Opening Reception of On the Rocks
ON THE ROCKS: AN EXHIBITION OF VESSELS FOR & RELATED TO DRINKING opens with a reception 7-9 PM, Friday, January 19th at Pewabic. Meet celebrated potter and educator Pete Pinnell who juried the exhibition, making his selections from nearly 500 entries. A professor of art at University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Pinnell is a prolific maker himself, with his own pottery appearing in more than 120 exhibitions since 1995 in the United States, the Netherlands, South Africa, Japan, China, New Zealand and Australia.
Opening Reception, Friday January 19th, 7-9pm.
[East Side, Detroit]
10125 E. Jefferson
Show runs through February 25th.
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The Regulars
A show featuring the unfiltered brilliance of our local unschooled untrained artists. With Cyrah Addae, Andrea Bonaventura, Steven Cherry, Ali Clegg, Bryan Corley, Mary Cotter, Jeff Fournier, Mira Hughes, Timmy Lampinen, Noah Morrison, Chris Riddell, Lisa Vel, Jonathan Weier, Linda Stachowicz Wolyniec, and Emily Wood. Opening reception: Jan 20. Show runs through Feb 24. After reception open hours are 1 to 6 on Saturdays.
Opening Reception, Saturday January 20th, 7-11pm.
[Hamtramck]
3309 Caniff St.
Show runs through February 24th.
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Oakland University Art Gallery
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At Your Service
Curated by: Dick Goody. Featuring Oakland University Art and Art History fauclty: Lucas Albrecht, Claude Baillargeon, Maria Smith Bohannon, Bruce Charlesworth, Eugene Clark, Miranda Clark, John Corbin, Susan E. Evans, Amy Feigley-Lee, Grace Frost, Lynn Galbreath, JenClare B. Gawaran, Dick Goody, Tim Gralewski, Trisha Holt, Keagan Kuvach, David Lambert, Colleen Ludwig, Alexander Meiser, Martha Mysko, Sinisa Nedelkoski, Eleanor Oakes, Kimmie Parker, Matt Ross, Ryan Standfest, Sally Schluter Tardella, Cody VanderKaay, Rachel Reynolds Zahorsky
January 11 - February 18. Tuesday-Sunday: Noon to 5 p.m.
[Rochester]
208 Wilson Hall
Show runs through February 18th.
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Alfred Berkowitz Gallery, University of Michigan-Dearborn
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Zap! Pow! Bam!: The Art of the Comic Book Cover Opening Reception
Free to the public gallery exhibition opening reception, complimentary wine and hors d'oeuvres provided; Guest Speaker: Jerzy Drozd. Guest curator & collector Corey Gross has spent his life amassing a substantial & impressive collection of comic books dating from the 1960s to present day. The exhibition displays around 250 comic books that showcase themes prevalent throughout the history of the art form. The exhibition also features several pieces of original artwork, on loan courtesy of Western Michigan University Art Collection, that were used to print comic book covers.
Opening Reception, Thursday January 18th, 5-7pm. [Dearborn]
4901 Evergreen Rd.
Show runs through April 7th.
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Elaine L. Jacob Gallery, WSU
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HUMAN / NATURE: Selections from the Kim Foster Gallery
HUMAN/NATURE features works by the following artists: Moon Beom, Sydney Blum, Margaret Evangeline, Christian Faur, Paul Glabicki, Dan Hernandez, Antonio Petracca, Jim Toia, Susan Chrysler White, and Susan Wides. This exhibition has been curated by Juana Williams in cooperation and support of the Kim Foster Gallery, New York City. Juana Williams is an independent curator from Detroit. She holds an MA in Art History '17 and a BA in Fine Art '09, both from the James Pearson Duffy Department of Art and Art History, Wayne State University, Detroit.
Opening Reception, Friday January 19th, 5-8pm.
[Midtown, Detroit]
480 West Hancock
Show runs through March 23rd.
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Favorites' Favorites Opening Party
Join us for the opening party for our upcoming exhibition, Favorites' Favorites! Artists are often asked to make work to fit a theme. Or to try to fit an existing piece into a themed show. Consequently, an artist my have a favorite piece they have never had the opportunity to exhibit because they haven't found a show that was a good fit for their piece. The artists in this exhibit share one or more pieces that are their personal favorites. ABOUT THE CURATOR: Seder Burns is a Michigan based artist, professor, and occasional curator of art.
Opening Reception, Friday, January 19th, 6-9pm.
[Ann Arbor]
117 W Liberty St
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Madonna University Exhibit Gallery
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Crossroads of Innovatin | Works by Hubert Massey
This exhibition features a selection of drawings, prints, and preliminary cartoons (large scale sketches) for mural paintings by the renowned Michigan artist. The Madonna University Exhibit Gallery is nestled upstairs, in the sun-bathed corridor near the library.
Opening Reception, Thursday January 18th, 4:30-7:30pm. [Livonia]
36600 Schoolcraft Rd.
Show runs through February 24th.
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Paint Creek Center for the Arts
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2018 Photography Exhibition
Please join PCCA for our first exhibition in 2018! Kicking off our 2018 exhibition series, "Future In The Arts", Photography is a thoughtful showcase exploring and celebrating the trends, influences, and diversity in creation that modern media and culture has brought to photography and cinematography.
Opening Reception, Saturday January 20th, 4-7pm.
[Rochester]
407 Pine St
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Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning:
Mabel O. Wilson is a Professor of Architecture, a co-director of Global Africa Lab (GAL) and the Associate Director at the Institute for Research in African American Studies at Columbia University.
Friday, January 19th, 6-7pm. [Ann Arbor] 2000 Bonisteel Blvd.
River's Edge Gallery:
Please Join Us for an Artist's Talk with Martine MacDonald and Patricia Izzo as they explore their exhibition and motivations for GUILTY. Informal Cocktail Hour and Hors d' Oeuvres follows as the Third Friday Festivities commence.
Friday, January 19th, 6-10pm. [Wyandotte] 3024 Biddle Ave.
Anderson Auditorium, College for Creative Studies:
In conjunction with ON THE ROCKS: AN EXHIBITION OF VESSELS FOR & RELATED TO DRINKING, celebrated educator and potter Pete Pinnell delivers the lecture THE ART OF DRINKING, 6 PM January 19th, Anderson Auditorium, College for Creative Studies.
Friday, January 19th, 6-7pm. [Midtown, Detroit] 201 East Kirby
Penny Stamps Speaker Series:
The Penny Stamps Speaker Series presents Claudia Rankine With P. Carl. Macarthur "Genius" Fellow Claudia Rankine and dramaturg P. Carl explore ways that contemporary theater and performance can catalyze and promote social justice in America.
Thursday, January 18th, 5:10-6:30pm. [Ann Arbor] 603 E Liberty St.
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Read short essays on 91 Detroit artists
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NEW! 91 Maurice Greenia, Jr.
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Basquiat @
Cranbrook Art Museum
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Matisse Drawings @
UofM Museum of Art
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Virginia Rose Torrence @
Trinosophes Gallery
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