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East St. Louis born post-disciplinary artist Damon Davis presents sculptural and image-based works that are an investigation of masculinity, grief, and trauma. “Filling in The Cracks” on view at MOCAD through August 8, 2021.
June 4, 2021 - August 8, 2021
East St. Louis born post-disciplinary artist Damon Davis presents sculptural and image-based works that are an investigation of masculinity, grief, and trauma. “Filling in The Cracks” on view at MOCAD through August 8, 2021.
In the show, the artist brings growth into the conversation to support the integration of self-compassion and resilience. The culmination of this is what Davis calls “narrative therapy,” which moves beyond hardship to visioning, healing, and imagining new ways of being. Davis embraces flaws and imperfections in his work, as he thematically explores possibility to develop perceptual agency, a phrase developed by Harvard ethnomusicologist Ingrid Monson, to describe the conscious focusing of sensory attention.
Library Street Collective presents “Pooled” by Texas-based artist Natalie Wadlington from August 21 through September 18.
Library Street Collective presents “Turning Wrenches,” a solo exhibition by New York-based artist Daniel Arsham, on view through August 7.
What Pipeline presents the work of Cay Bahnmiller in her first posthumous solo exhibition, on view through July 24.
18 outdoor installations are on view at Dabls’ MBAD African Bead Museum, located in the Core City neighborhood of Detroit. The museum was founded 23 years ago by Olayami Dabls with a vision to create a space for his community to understand the immense power of their African heritage using outside installations and beads.
Dallas-based artist Jammie Holmes’ first solo exhibition “Pieces of a Man” will be on display at Library Street Collective through June 17, 2021.
Detroit artist Amna Asghar’s “Well Wishes” is on view at MOCAD through August 8, 2021.
“Dual Vision” is an expansive, 40-person group exhibition featuring works by artists living in or otherwise engaged with Detroit, on view at MOCAD until August 8, 2021.
The ongoing Heidelberg Project explores the ways in which Detroit is seeing, saying and feeling all things. The outdoor art environment was created to improve the lives of people in its immediate community, the McDougall Hunt neighborhood.
“Un-Charting” by artist Tali Keren is on view at MOCAD through August 8, 2021.
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