Jeff Gaydash | The World In Grayscale
By juxtaposing man made objects with nature it becomes clear that nature will ultimately prevail over the efforts of man.
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Time Deepening With Detroit Based Artist Sheila Nicolin
Currently holed up in the Fisher Building, with a few artful co-conspirators, Detroit's young artists are hell-bent on bettering the community through shape, form, texture, lines and color.
Remembering Gilda Snowden
The Detroit-born, Kresge Award winning abstract impressionist, graduated from Wayne State with an MA and MFA in Painting, taught at College for Creative Studies, and left a legacy in art and the lives of her students and community.
Naomi Blakely | Send Nudes (but not really)
"Growing up in a conservative Asian society made me embarrassed about my body and sexuality, causing me to view sex and nudity as things to be ashamed of."
Headcleaner | the great balancing act of galapagos detroit
Art critic Marat Paransky wonders whether Galapagos Art Space will flourish in Highland Park
YAMASAKI IN DETROIT: A SEARCH FOR SERENITY
Although his best-known project was the World Trade Center in New York City, Japanese American architect Minoru Yamasaki (1912–1986) worked to create moments of surprise, serenity, and delight in distinctive buildings around the world.
ARTIST MARY McLAIN WINS CCS/GRAND PRIX DESIGN COMPETITION
The official event poster will be produced, showcased and sold throughout the weeks leading up to the Grand Prix.
Pewabic Pottery Current Exhibitions | Tom Phardel: Closing the Circle
Art | Exhibtion
Gay Paris
Sculptor Tom Phardel is Chair of the Ceramics Department at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, a position he has held since 1988. As well as teaching, he has actively shown his ceramic work both nat... Read More...
