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N'Namdi Center For Contemporary Art
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Artist Reception with Artis Lane
Artis Lane - "Emerging" presents a collection of works by the prominent sculptor and painter Artis Lane, who currently lives and works in Los Angeles. Well-known for her work in portraiture and subjects of social and political injustice, Artis's works are displayed in museums around the U.S., in the White House, in the Smithsonian and in several locations in Canada where she began her career in the 1940s. Artis Lane will be traveling from Los Angeles for a meet and greet at the N'Namdi Center in Detroit on Friday, March 24th. This event is free and open to the public.
Artist Reception, Friday March 24,
6-8pm. [Midtown, Detroit]
Show runs through May 20.
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Inner State Gallery + The Heidelberg Project
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Steppin' Out
The Heidelberg Project will hold a special event and alley exhibition called Stepping Out, a celebratory nod to the installation next door to its Midtown headquarters known as Giant Steps. Visitors will have the opportunity to embrace the Heidelberg Project's contributions by purchasing one of the shoes featured on artist Tyree Guyton's Giant Steps installation. The building was recently purchased and will eventually be leveled but for years it stood idle and literally falling apart. When Guyton returned from Switzerland in 2012 he vowed to change the façade in classic Guyton style.
Friday March 24, 6-9pm. [East Side, Detroit]
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Jessica Yeandle Hignell Artist in Residence Exhibit
Jessica Yeandle-Hignell is a Vancouver-based artist with a background as a freelance sculptor, painter and illustrator. With diverse media she works serially and embraces a nonlinear style of story-telling. Taking inspiration from heterodox religious sources and accounts of paranormal experience, the subject of her work is often an exploration of tension within personal, erotic and psycho-social experience.
Opening Reception, Thursday March 23,
6-11pm. [Woodbridge, Detroit]
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Art Department Gallery, Wayne State University
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2017 Tri-County High School Exhibition
This exhibition features approximately 80 selected artworks created by high school students from Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne counties. Artworks by students from the following high schools are included in this year's exhibition: Arts Academy in the Woods, Bloomfield Hills High School, Cass Technical High School, Detroit Country Day School, Eisenhower High School, Grosse Pointe South High School, International Academy East, L'Anse Creuse High School, Lake Orion High School, South Lyon East High School, Sterling Heights High School, Stoney Creek High School, and Waterford Kettering High School.
Opening Reception, Friday, March 24, 5-8pm.
[Midtown, Detroit]
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Public Pool at the Jam Handy
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A Wild Gift for Detroit!
Join us for our 7-year fundraiser! Seven years, over 40 shows, more than 300 artists, 19 and counting Good Tyme Writers Buffets, four operas, and one robotic smash-up derby. We're still here and we're cooking with gas, ducks in a row, and suddenly one of our favorite bands has plane tickets with plans to hit the Motor City and help us celebrate. John Doe and Exene who front one of the greatest, smartest punk bands from the 80s will be playing a stripped down set.
Saturday March 25,
7pm-12am.
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East Grand BLVD, Detroit]
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Drawings by Mark Schumack
Join us for a preview exhibition featuring pencil and charcoal drawings by Mark Schumack. Schumack's drawings are purely capture the essence and soul of his subjects.
Opening Reception, Thursday March 23,
6-8pm. [Grand River, Detroit]
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Read short essays on 64 important
Detroit artists
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#38 Patrick Burton
Currently showing at
The Birmingham
Bloomfield Art Center
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Scarab Club :
Detroit Research, Salon De'troit and the Scarab Club PRESENT: 'The Regulars' Table', a new monthly series of intimate, informal conversations in Scarab Club's Historic Lounge.
Thursday March 23, 6:30-9pm. [Midtown, Detroit]
Elaine L. Jacob Gallery (WSU):
In Pieces: Presence and Objecthood in the Aftermath of Technology at the Elaine L. Jacob Gallery closes on March 24, 2017. We are pleased to conclude this well-received exhibition with a panel discussion, gallery talk, and closing reception.
Thursday March 23, 6-8:15pm. [Midtown, Detroit]
Ann Arbor Art Center:
Join us for the closing reception of Off The Screen! This exhibition is an intermedia series featuring expanded cinema performances, installations, and educational salon sessions held during the 55th Ann Arbor Film Festival.
Friday March 24, 3-5pm. [Ann Arbor]
Detroit Artists Market:
Please join us Saturday, March 25 at 11 a.m. for a gallery talk with student finalists from our Cranbrook Academy of Art Scholarship Awards & Exhibition.
Saturday March 25, 11am-12pm. [Midtown, Detroit]
Galerie Camille:
Scott Campbell and Vineta Chugh discuss their current exhibition, Stranger.
Saturday March 25, 2-3pm. [Midtown, Detroit]
University of Michigan Museum of Art:
Protecting Wisdom features thirty-three book covers dating from the eleventh to the eighteenth century that represent the glorious iconographic array and non-figural decoration typical of these sacred items.
Sunday March 26, 3-4pm. [Ann Arbor]
9338 Campau:
Artist talk by John Ganis about his long-term project "America's Endangered Coasts".
Tuesday March 28, 7-8:30pm. [Hamtramck]
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Love Songs: Sam Friedman @
Library Street Collective
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After Industry @
Wasserman Projects
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Cody VanderKaay @
Oakland University Art Gallery
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