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"Eric Schmid is an Idiot"
A group show organized by Kavita B Schmid (Chicago) and What Pipeline (Detroit) hosted by Cave (Detroit). With performances by Andy Ortmann, Charlie Draheim, DJ Bando, Liz Wendelbo, Madeline Kuzak. Complete artist list online.
Opening Reception, Saturday January 21,
7-11pm. [North End, Detroit]
Show runs through February 18th.
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Jive Detroit Opening
Jive Detroit is a collaboration between photographer, Bruce Giffin and painter, Bowen Kline. With access to 30 years of Bruce's photographs, Bowen has constructed mixed media paintings that forge impressions of a city in constant change and the many faces of its residents.
Opening Reception, Friday January 20, 6
-9pm. [Midtown, Detroit]
Show runs through February 4th.
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Elaine L. Jacob Gallery (WSU)
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In Pieces
The concept for this exhibition is a meditation on technology and how technology has affected the ways we think about ourselves. Asking: do we know ourselves differently than we did before an encounter with a sculpture, a book, a photograph, a video? Each interaction is composed of an experiential sequence, some of which appears in a recognizable chronology, others of which, dematerialized, scatter in a swirling orbit of nonsense.
Opening Reception, Friday January 20,
5-8pm. [Midtown, Detroit]
Show runs through March 24th.
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Detroit Institute of Arts
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DIA International Coffee and Tea Festival
Join the Detroit Institute Arts in exploring the traditions of serving and drinking coffee and tea from four different cultures-Arabic, Chinese, Indian and Japanese-that have heavily influenced the way the beverages are consumed in Western society. This two-day festival includes tastings and demonstrations in the Great Hall, performances in Rivera Court and art-making and other family-oriented happenings in the first-floor Student Lunchroom. Activities run from noon to 4 p.m. both days.
Saturday January 21 and Sunday January 22,
noon-4pm. [Midtown, Detroit]
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Jive Detroit Opening
For years, artists have known that to make prints you don't have to have access to a conventional press,. There are woodcuts, collographs, monotypes, photo transfers. Artists have made prints with rolling pins, hammers, body parts, car tires. Beginning January 21, 2017 Public Pool celebrates the ingenuity of printmakers without access to presses. Perhaps the most important thing to take away from the show is that it's not just about printing, but about the power of seizing means of production in order to broadcast one's own truth.
Opening Reception, Saturday January 21, 7
-11pm. [Hamtramck]
Show runs through February 25th.
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Tangent Gallery / Hastings Street Ballroom
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TMVII Premiere
The sequel of "The Michigan Video" premiering at Tangent Gallery in Detroit, MI. January 21, 2017. Doors at 9 pm, video playing at 11 pm. Full parts from: Chase Krolicki, Ryan Wert, Grant Ueberroth, Zach North, Jacob Hossack, Felix Maisonet, Jeff Tabb, Nick Bullen and Cory Wiergowski. Art show featuring art from riders in the video along with other local artists.
Saturday January 21,
9pm-2am.
[New Center, Detroit]
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The Gallery at Marygrove College
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Virinder Chaudhery: In Memoriam, Photography and Painting
Join us for the opening reception of Vincent Chaudhery: In Memoriam, Photography and Paintings. Dr. Virinder Chaudhery was an artist and photographer who taught painting, sculpture, drawing, and humanities for over 40 years at Schoolcraft College and Wayne County Community College through June 2015, until his death on January 24, 2016.
Opening Reception, Friday January 20, 5-8pm. [Uptown, Detroit]
Show runs through February 17th.
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MASH Detroit and canvasXdetroit
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Mermaids, MAMMY, & ME
Mermaids, Mammy, & Me is Detroit-based artist Karima Sorel's first solo exhibition. We are excited to share her work and invite you to join us on Thursday January 19, 2017 for a lively discussion and viewing of Karima's work!
Opening Reception, Thursday January 19, 7
-9pm. [East Side, Detroit]
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What Is The City...But The People
"What Is The City, But The People", an exhibit featuring work by artists Emilie Beadle and Dave Hardin. In one sense, Beadle and Hardin share a subject, that of the human experience. One draws back for a view of the body collective, the other zooms in to frame the individual. Join us for an opening reception on Saturday, January 21st from 3-5 pm.
Opening Reception, Saturday January 21,
3-5pm. [Ferndale]
Show runs through February 4th.
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Cranbrook Art Museum:
Make your own mixed media necklace with CAA graduate, Beau Sinchai. Learn basic jewelry making and fastening techniques. Create modern, minimalist custom pieces combining metal tubing, cord, and beads. All experience levels welcome!
Thursday January 19, 6-9pm. [Bloomfield Hills]
Penny Stamps Lecture Series:
Leading graphic historical novelist Joe Sacco will chronicle how and why he uses the graphic novel format to catalyze social justice and human rights struggles in the US and around the world.
Thursday January 19, 5:10-6:30pm. [Ann Arbor]
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