If you’ve spent any time whatsoever around the Detroit art scene in recent years, you’ve surely seen a ubiquitous figure with camera at nearly every opening. The man behind the lens, Jeff Cancelosi, is an artist himself, and since moving with his family to Metro Detroit roughly a decade ago, […]
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“Delara (2)” (2016) by Sheida Soleimani, soft sculpture, archival pigment print with frame. Female identity is often an exercise in duality. Women are largely encouraged to present a seamless and appealing surface to the world, which can serve to mask the trials and tribulations of being subjugated to a range […]
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Artist: Michelle Perron Location: Cass Cafe Breakfast: MP – Water (lemon), lentil burger (w/ cheddar), side salad (mustard vinaigrette) SRS – Coffee (black), reuben (corned beef & cole slaw), caramel cake I thought it was appropriate that Michelle Perron and I ended up meeting for this BWTA at the Cass […]
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DETROIT — Brenda Goodman has been steadily doing her thing for decades, moving from early success within the Cass Corridor movement in her native Detroit, to a varied career in New York City, and finally to her current retreat in the relative sanctity of the Catskills. Her “thing” is a little bit difficult […]
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Painter Brenda Goodman was part of Detroit’s Cass Corridor art movement, which arose in the counterculture context of the 1960s and 1970s and found an audience and group of avid contributors on local campuses. One of those campuses was the College for Creative Studies (then known as the Detroit Society […]
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