Link
dal 8/11/2002 al 22/12/2002
Segnalato da
Kyohei Abe
Jeffrey Abt
AWOL
Davin Brainard
Matt Breneau
Sandra Cardew
Ian R. Clark
Sue Carman-Vian
Mark Dancey
Warn Defever
Rose E. DeSloover
Matt Gordon
Maurice Greenia Jr
Anne Harrington-Hughes
Jeremy Kallio
Hillary Kantman
Audra Kubat
Charles McGee
Sherry Moore
Michael Mikolowski
Michael Segal
Nelson Smith
8/11/2002
Link
Detroit Contemporary, Detroit
The exhibit will attempt to link the contemporary visual, musical and performing arts practiced in Detroit. Participating artists were invited to create each work of art under this theme of link with works ranging in genre, size, style and material and with performing artists crossing genres into the realm of fine art and side-projects.
LINK, the exhibition, will take place from November 9 through December 22,
2002, with an opening reception on Saturday November 9 from 6pm-10pm.
The exhibit, which features 23 Detroit-based artists, will attempt to link
the contemporary visual, musical and performing arts practiced in Detroit.
Participating artists were invited to create each work of art under this
theme of link with works ranging in genre, size, style and material and with
performing artists crossing genres into the realm of fine art and
side-projects. We believe that the culmination of this work will act as a
dynamic representation of Detroit's contemporary arts, as well as serving as
a link throughout the area's arts communities.
Participating Artists
Kyohei Abe, Jeffrey Abt, AWOL, Davin Brainard, Matt Breneau, Sandra Cardew,
Ian R. Clark, Sue Carman-Vian, Mark Dancey, Warn Defever, Rose E. DeSloover,
Matt Gordon, Maurice Greenia Jr., Anne Harrington-Hughes, Jeremy Kallio,
Hillary Kantman, Audra Kubat, Charles McGee, Sherry Moore, Michael
Mikolowski, Michael Segal, Nelson Smith and VIKI.
In the image: 'Brown bag lunch', Anne Harrington-Hughes, 1997.
The Org
The Contemporary Art Institute of Detroit (CAID), a community-based,
non-profit organization, was founded in 1978 by a group of Detroit artists.
A new Board of Directors, as well as several active members, have been
working behind the scenes to reintroduce CAID to the Detroit arts community.
The organization fosters and promotes the essential link between
contemporary arts and contemporary society through its exhibitions,
performances, critical and public discourse, and the funding of contemporary
arts and art-related activities.
The Gallery
This six-week art exhibition runs from Saturday, Nov. 9th through Sunday,
Dec. 22, 2002 with an opening reception to meet the artists on Saturday,
Nov. 9th, from 6pm to 10pm. detroit contemporary is located in the
Woodbridge Historic District at 5141 Rosa Parks Blvd. This is two blocks
north of Warren Avenue, two blocks south of the I94 expressway, three blocks
west of Trumbull. You may contact detroit contemporary by phone at
313.898.4ART or via electronic mail at info@detroitcontemporary.com.
detroit contemporarys web site is www.detroitcontemporary.com. This event
is free and open to the public. Free on the street parking available.
detroit contemporary
5141 Rosa Parks Blvd
Detroit MI 48208-1705
313.898.4ART