(In the office;)
Thursday - Saturday 12-5pm
Opened April 7th @ 7 PM, after glow until Midnight
Entertainment by The Love Terrorist with Franck Nowack
(Roots reggae, dub and down tempo)

IN THE OFFICE ARTISTS include:
Sabrina Nelson
Eugene Strobe
Lindsay Satchell
Emily Linn
Vera Smith
Renee Jarmolowitz
Katherine Armstrong-Blanchard
Soh Suzuki
Nadia Mouzahem
Noel Bielaczyc
Stephanie Sucaet
Joye Ofei
Michael Hill
Sarah Burger
Rebecca Bischoff
April Segedi
Kate Briles
Michelle Kiernan
Jared Wilson
Lori Watson
Susan Enright
A group show including artists who “work” in the arts, in full and part-time positions in the Detroit area.
“This event showcases a pin-point drop of the vast amount of talent that Detroit has working in its businesses and offices. The show, “In the office” is a great chance for colleagues working in arts to come together in a gallery setting outside their day-jobs. This re-affirms the notion that Midtown is truly an arts and culture district from its streets to its corner offices, museums to its inhabitants. This is just one small highlight of those who dedicate their lives to promoting the arts in this area as well as in our society as a whole. Through the actions of education, arts administration and museum/gallery work these names provide a glimpse into the otherwise possibly overlooked sections of the business of art.”
-Katherine Armstrong-Blanchard
The show includes a variety of works representing artists that work in the Mid-town Detroit district. Some offices included are the Admissions team at the College for creative Studies and members of the Education department at the Detroit Institute of Arts. The theme of the grouping is how artists adapt to full time positions outside the studio environment. How does our idea of art change when our time is spent focusing on other issues. Creativity will arise whether we foster it or not so where does it emerge? In your clothes, maybe your house or perhaps in your studio but is it different some how, changed by your profession? Does your "office" work creep into your paintings?