PAMELA Z @ RED BULL ARTS DETROIT © KATE GOWMAN
The second edition of Detroit Art Week has expanded to include five days of programming. DAW invites visitors and residents to attend any of the 36 exhibition openings, 14 studio visits, 13 performances, 8 panel discussions, as well as 11 special programs, featuring 150+ artists and community members. DAW is open to the public and includes both free and ticketed events.
KATARZYNA PERLAK, HAPPILY EVER AFTER, 2019, VIDEO STILL. COURTESY OF THE ARTIST
From July 17 - 21, 2019, 12 independent curators will transform 12 hotel rooms at Trumbull and Porter hotel into mini contemporary art galleries. YCNI V shines a light on the cultural, artistic, social and political transformations initiated by the creative and curatorial practices of Black, POC, women, LGBTQ+ and gender-nonconforming individuals.
Join us for a courtyard party at Trumbull and Porter Hotel, featuring music by Lansuh & Mae and DJ MOMA. Raised in Queens NY, MOMA’s His sets consist of an agile blend of hip¬hop, dancehall, afrobeats, soca, baile funk, soul, r&b, disco, house, international sounds and underground dance grooves all mixed with an equal share of classic jams, rare gems, and modern-day dance floor bangers. Tickets: $30.
GISELA MCDANIEL, RED ROOM, 2017
Support Detroit Art Week and the Young Curators, New Ideas VI exhibition series featuring 12 independent curators by acquiring a limited edition print by Mario Moore, Patrick Quarm or Gisela McDaniel. Your purchase will help fund the project and empower us to amplify black, POC, women, LGBTQ+ and gender non-conforming voices in contemporary art.
