Techtown's Cadillac Warhouse Hosted 1 x 1 Event
Artist In Warhouse
I'm a huge fan of Trisha Holt's Still Life Photography Work, Trishaholt@gmail.com 
I purchased this print from photographer Nick Olsen
Metalwork Student: 'Tangled" jewelry study Katie Macdonald
Brian DuBois, "Detroit on A Platter"
Miniature Resin Model - The City of Detroit
They come in various colors 
Matthew Plumstead Furniture Designer
This table is a sleek and functional piece of Art
Organize your wardrobe with"Space Dots" Functional Art by Professor: Scott Klinker
Ying Qing Liu's Silver petal rings are a wonderful tactile experience
liu_ying_qing@yahoo.com
Gender and Power Hanging Ceramic Sculpture
Chris Ulrich, paint and canvas sculputural Art
It looks very simple, but I assure you they are amazing pieces,
Gender and Power Hanging Ceramic Sculpture
Chris Ulrich, paint and canvas sculputural Art
It looks very simple, but I assure you they are amazing pieces,Skin Like (leather hide) Metal Brooches by Jane Ritchie
"Honeyruffle" is the work of Amy Weiks - I'm a huge fan of her work and this piece
Artist also designed the package for his Sculpture
Colorized Panel Wall Sculpture
Edgar Mosa's Modern Pearl Necklace made of Wood
Heated Felt Fiber Lamp Cover and Arm Cuff
Melissa Duckworth "Dirty Confessions" Poetry Book/Dress Exhibit is Fantastic
Artist for me are cultural Rock Stars, they re-define the boundaries of what we know and how we experience the world around us. The work I got to see at Cranbrook's first Stand alone Student, Alumni and Faculty show in Detroit was a unique collective experience. The vacant warehouse and Artist uniforms belied the serious art showcased and sold over it's two day installation. The 1 x 1 format was a guideline for featuring a single piece of work from an artist's portfolio.
She is also showing work at The Detroit Artist Market
"Honeyruffle" is the work of Amy Weiks - I'm a huge fan of her work and this piece
Artist also designed the package for his Sculpture
Colorized Panel Wall Sculpture
Edgar Mosa's Modern Pearl Necklace made of Wood
Heated Felt Fiber Lamp Cover and Arm Cuff
Younghee Hong Models her Work
Her perfectly scaled Sculptural Wall Art/Brooch Series
Melissa Duckworth "Dirty Confessions" Poetry Book/Dress Exhibit is Fantastic
Anna Adler typed up dictated letters and sent them off to.....
Artist for me are cultural Rock Stars, they re-define the boundaries of what we know and how we experience the world around us. The work I got to see at Cranbrook's first Stand alone Student, Alumni and Faculty show in Detroit was a unique collective experience. The vacant warehouse and Artist uniforms belied the serious art showcased and sold over it's two day installation. The 1 x 1 format was a guideline for featuring a single piece of work from an artist's portfolio.
The evening of Friday February 25th was the opening gala for collectors and supporters of Cranbrook Academy of Art. I found food, live music and an eclectic mix of people busily engaged with Students and Faculty purchasing Art. The second day of the show had a minimal admission fee and ran all day for the Art loving general public.
The photos I snapped of the Student and Faculty Artist above were just a few of my favorite. Check out their websites for more information or contact them by e-mail.
As a Stylist, I'm always looking for new ways to connect the sociological dots between, Art, Fashion, and Music, because I believe they are a powerful "Cultural Triad". They produce democratic signs of change.
Think Lady Gaga, she has a firm grip on this philosophy. Detroit is her kind of place, ripe with inspiration. When she calls, Cranbrook's community of artist will welcome the opportunity and Detroit will be ready to export it's distinctive beauty to the rest of the world. Artist Rebekah Frank is already getting calls from New York's Fashion Stylist about her amazing "Body and Material" Metal-Wear. It's good to be living and working in Detroit if you are looking for a golden creative grapevine. Our doors and minds are open to innovation and Art is our collective language!
The photos I snapped of the Student and Faculty Artist above were just a few of my favorite. Check out their websites for more information or contact them by e-mail.
As a Stylist, I'm always looking for new ways to connect the sociological dots between, Art, Fashion, and Music, because I believe they are a powerful "Cultural Triad". They produce democratic signs of change.
Think Lady Gaga, she has a firm grip on this philosophy. Detroit is her kind of place, ripe with inspiration. When she calls, Cranbrook's community of artist will welcome the opportunity and Detroit will be ready to export it's distinctive beauty to the rest of the world. Artist Rebekah Frank is already getting calls from New York's Fashion Stylist about her amazing "Body and Material" Metal-Wear. It's good to be living and working in Detroit if you are looking for a golden creative grapevine. Our doors and minds are open to innovation and Art is our collective language!
Thanks for the documentation/post regarding my Detroit models. to be continued.......
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