Art | Exhibition: Wordage through 24 July 2010
At the Detroit Artist's Market
The Arts
The Architecture Of Trees | Balthazar Korab
Art | Exhibition
The Scarab Club will host a solo exhibition and beam signing by architect and photographer Balthazar Korab. Korab has docum... Read More...
Sir Anthony’s ALBUM LISTENING PARTY Summer Music Vol. 01
By Sir Anthony
QUEEN | News Of The World
Freddie Mercury boldly opens Queen's 1977 classic News Of The World with unparalleled bravado singing, “Buddy you... Read More...
This One Time at Opera Camp
Gay Paris
Operetta Camp (July 12-30) a three-week day camp for youth ages 10-18, is one of the summer's most popular workshops. The camp introduces students ... Read More...
Daniel Cascardo| The World Is My Canvas
Utilizing abstract shape and form, self taught visual artist Daniel Cascardo works in bold, vibrant color, forever pursuing the child-like fantasies of his youth.
THROUGH AFRICAN EYES: The European In African Art 1500 To Present
By Gay Paris
Through African Eyes: The European in African Art, 1500 to Present is the focus of this year’s Bal Africain® fundraiser at the Detroit Institute... Read More...
CAMILO PARDO: Boy Racer To The End
Born and raised in Manhattan, Camilo Pardo is a formally trained, testosterone fueled artist, who made his bones in the Motor City
Little Roads
In 1957 writer Tom Brank was exploring the little towns of northern Michigan, where he and his companions stumbled upon the then one hundred year old Sleeping Bear Inn.
MILK & COOKIE | Lauren Moser & Hair Lab Detroit
Lauren has recently opened a salon with her partner, Rodrick Samuels in the heart of Detroit. She refers to it as Hair Lab Detroit
Godfather of Techno | Derrick May
Tess Reidy discusses music, economy, and why so many people have left Detroit City
THE BUSINESS OF MONSTERS AND DEMONS
“This has been a longtime passion of mine that started about a decade ago,” Kollin shared. “I had been attending conventions for a while and there were only a handful of events anywhere, so I decided it would be worthwhile to bring an event to Southeast Michigan.”