POP-UP
COMMUNITY ART SHOW
Many Thanks to Right Brain Brewery for hosting and to Anthony Marcellini from PASC for curating the 2023 show!
November 8, 6:30-9:00pm
Right Brain Brewery: 225 E Sixteenth St, Traverse City, MI 49684
Roundtrip transportation is available between the Grand Traverse Resort and Right Brain Brewery.
Advancing Creative Communities
In the spirit of re:con 2023 – Community, Connection, and Storytelling, we have assembled an exhibition of artwork from Incompass Michigan member art studio programs.
These studios stretch from Detroit to Lansing to Kalamazoo. Each studio is unique in its philosophy and practice, but they all share a commitment to supporting the production and display of art by artists who face barriers to community access and inclusion. This exhibition presents artwork from five studios, artWorks (MRC Industries), Art from the Heart (Peckham, Inc.), Artisan Corner (Work Skills Corporation), Creative Expressions (Gesher Human Services), and Progressive Art Studio Collective (PASC) (Services to Enhance Potential). Each of these programs is displaying selected artworks by 1-5 artists in their program. But this is by no means the limit of these studios’ output. Most programs have anywhere from 20 participants to 170, so this artwork only represents a small fraction of hundreds of artworks produced in these programs weekly.
Studies have suggested how important the process of making art is to help the body and the brain manage trauma and stress. When individuals regularly participate in art programs we see remarkable changes beyond improved skills as artists, we see greatly reduced anxiety, a greater ability to focus, increased independence, and an improved sense of self-worth. These changes affect these individuals and improve their interactions with others outside of the studio as well.
This exhibit is an opportunity to experience artwork by artists with disabilities or individuals who face other barriers, to meet some of these artists, and to elevate them as creators of culture who provide new perspectives into our collective human experience. We hope with this exhibition to spur the formation of more programs that fill each individual’s desire for creative expression, and increase the number of creative communities that support, celebrate and circulate the production artwork by individuals who face barriers.
Elliot Brown-Pott, MRC ArtWorks
Artist Bio
Elliot is a self-taught artist and has been with artWorks since 2019. He is a prolific painter with an eye for detail. He has a scientific passion for animals, living and extinct and is widely knowledgeable in regard to his subject matter.
Program Description
MRC artWorks – a program of MRC Industries, Inc. – is a professional working art studio and retail gallery located on the historic Kalamazoo Mall in the heart of downtown Kalamazoo. MRC artWorks offers unique and affordable art created by individuals with disabilities, providing an outlet to achieve creative self-expression in a way that promotes personal growth, dignity, and self-confidence. We strive to enrich the community with the diversity of art by promoting our artists’ work through a variety of venues and partnerships. All artists receive a 75% commission from the sale of their work, which not only serves as their source of income, but also enhances and reinforces their self-esteem and self-worth. MRC artWorks provides a safe, positive, and creative environment that focuses on the individual’s abilities rather than their disabilities.
MRC Industries serves individuals in Kalamazoo County with developmental or intellectual disabilities, traumatic brain injuries, emotional impairments, and mental illness to achieve their fullest potential through employment, skill building, and active community involvement.
Program Link
https://mrcindustries.org/artWorks
Artwork #1: Sea Bear Stalk
$60.00
Alt Text: The sky is bright orange. A brown bear, with a cream face and spotted brown dots is walking on the beach along the shoreline. The bear’s mouth is wide open, almost like it is smiling and happy with what it sees beyond the left of the canvas. The vivid blue calm water touches up against the picturesque arch-shaped rock in the distance.
Artwork #2: Fremouw Showdown
$64.00
Alt Text: A trio of prehistoric animals are on the beach and in the water. Two are staking their territory while the third is minding its own business cooling off in the water. The animal in the water is looking to the left and seems to be enjoying the view as their gaze goes off the canvas. This prehistoric animal appears to be a squatty dinosaur looking lizard with a gray body and blue stripes. Its twin is in the immediate foreground on the left of the canvas standing on the sand. This dinosaur looking lizard makes his presence known by its wide stance as it gazes directly at the viewer with big orange eyes and mouth wide open with fangs. To its right and in the background, is a yellow and orange striped and spotted tiger with big green eyes. Its stance is wide and is looking directly at the other animal on the sand. The mouth is open showing off all its very sharp and pointed teeth.
James Crump “Jimmy”, MRC ArtWorks
Artist Bio
Jimmy joined ArtWorks earlier this year and is a prolific painter of many original ideas. He also loves to draw self-portraits with elaborate costumes. This particular painting was a combination of three drawings.
Program Description
MRC artWorks – a program of MRC Industries, Inc. – is a professional working art studio and retail gallery located on the historic Kalamazoo Mall in the heart of downtown Kalamazoo. MRC artWorks offers unique and affordable art created by individuals with disabilities, providing an outlet to achieve creative self-expression in a way that promotes personal growth, dignity, and self-confidence. We strive to enrich the community with the diversity of art by promoting our artists’ work through a variety of venues and partnerships. All artists receive a 75% commission from the sale of their work, which not only serves as their source of income, but also enhances and reinforces their self-esteem and self-worth. MRC artWorks provides a safe, positive, and creative environment that focuses on the individual’s abilities rather than their disabilities.
MRC Industries serves individuals in Kalamazoo County with developmental or intellectual disabilities, traumatic brain injuries, emotional impairments, and mental illness to achieve their fullest potential through employment, skill building, and active community involvement.
Program Link
https://mrcindustries.org/artWorks
Artwork: Racing with Pacman
$40.00
Alt Text: The blue swirling sky background is reminiscent of “Starry Night” by Vincent Van Gogh. A dark blue, almost black ghost is flying high on the left of the canvas. The large yellow Pacman is in the center of the canvas and chasing that ghost. There are 5 yellow dots along the top of the canvas. The red ghost on the top right of the canvas is hiding behind a large mountain that takes up space on the entire right-hand side. A red race car is being driven by a figure that looks like they are wearing a moon suit. The car also looks like it is going to crash into the second mountain in the foreground of the left of the canvas.
Julieann Dombrowski, PASC
Artist Bio
Julieann is a Livonia based artist who works out of the PASC Westland studio. Julie is an abstract artist working primarily with watercolor and acrylic paint. Her artworks are very gestural and expressionist featuring repeated patterns of crosses and circles. She often will spray her paintings with watercolor giving them an almost graffiti-like quality. She has been working with PASC since 2022. Her work has been presented at Get Together (2023) at Reyes | Finn Gallery; From Every Direction (2023) Art Gallery at Westland City Hall; and Persistent Vision (2023), PASC at The Belt Gallery.
Program Description
PASC was launched in January 2021 as the first progressive art and design studio, and exhibition program, in Detroit and Wayne County, dedicated to supporting artists with developmental disabilities and mental health differences to advance independent artistic practices and build individual career paths in the art and design fields. PASC is a program of Services to Enhance Potential (STEP)
Program Link
https://www.progressiveartstudiocollective.org/
Artwork: Untitled (Blue Over Pink and Green)
$375.00
Alt Text: An abstract painting in acrylic, with layers of heavy web or network-like gestural painting in different colors laid atop each other. From top to bottom layers a fluorescent blue, to pink-panther pink, to grape juice purple, to forrest green and a middle yellow or orange at the bottom layers.
Robert Duncombe – PASC
Artist Bio
Robert lives in Dearborn and works out of the PASC Southgate studio. Robert draws everything from people, to boats, to animals, in a distinct style reducing his subjects to simplified forms of angles and curves, an often repeating his subjects in lines or patterns. His objects tend to be drawn with a thick outline contrasting with a lined cross-hatched interior. Robert is a versatile artist using pens, colored pencil, watercolor, acrylic paint, graphite and marker to realize his forms. Robert has exhibited at The Scarab Club, Detroit (2021), Swords Into Plowshares Gallery, Detroit (2022), PASC Southgate Gallery, Southgate, MI (2022) and PASC at the Belt Gallery (2023).
Program Description
PASC was launched in January 2021 as the first progressive art and design studio, and exhibition program, in Detroit and Wayne County, dedicated to supporting artists with developmental disabilities and mental health differences to advance independent artistic practices and build individual career paths in the art and design fields. PASC is a program of Services to Enhance Potential (STEP)
Program Link
https://www.shopcreativeexpressions.com/
Artwork: Multicolored Figures Over Beige
$375.00
Alt Text: Reminiscent of the sectioning of and bright pastels of a stain glass window. This drawing is in pen and colored pencil, with a light beige background in watercolor featuring nine rows with six geometric figures in each row. Each figure is a rentable with rectangles for legs and rectangles for hands, split into smaller rectangle and square shapes in the body to depict individual body parts.
Zachary Dunham, Artisan Corner – Work Skills
Artist Bio
Zachary has been a Star Wars Fan as long as he can remember. He is often decked out head to toe in Star Wars gear. Zach started painting for the first time about 2 years ago at WSC Artisan Corner. His very first artwork was inspired by Vincent Van Gogh’s most famous work. Zach has been drawing and sketching using multiple mediums since he was a boy.
Program Description
We are WSC Artisan Corner, ( a Work Skills venture), a program developed for artistic individuals with unique abilities who would like to sell their artwork and become professionals. We welcome neuro-diversity.
Program Link
https://www.wskills.com/artisan-corner
Artwork: Starry Night Cross-Over
$400.00
Alt Text: Gradient blue swirls around stars and moon.There is a town with a tall church steeple nestled in the hills and 3 Star Wars ships painted within the landscape and sky.
Justin Foster, MRC ArtWorks
Artist Bio
Justin is a prolific artist and has been with ArtWorks for several years. He likes to paint and try new things like loom weaving. This multimedia piece was inspired by a friend.
Program Description
MRC artWorks – a program of MRC Industries, Inc. – is a professional working art studio and retail gallery located on the historic Kalamazoo Mall in the heart of downtown Kalamazoo. MRC artWorks offers unique and affordable art created by individuals with disabilities, providing an outlet to achieve creative self-expression in a way that promotes personal growth, dignity, and self-confidence. We strive to enrich the community with the diversity of art by promoting our artists’ work through a variety of venues and partnerships. All artists receive a 75% commission from the sale of their work, which not only serves as their source of income, but also enhances and reinforces their self-esteem and self-worth. MRC artWorks provides a safe, positive, and creative environment that focuses on the individual’s abilities rather than their disabilities.
MRC Industries serves individuals in Kalamazoo County with developmental or intellectual disabilities, traumatic brain injuries, emotional impairments, and mental illness to achieve their fullest potential through employment, skill building, and active community involvement.
Program Link
https://mrcindustries.org/artWorks
Artwork: Blackbeard’s Ship
$38.00
Alt Text: This mixed media art is done on a 6-panel slat board. The dark, moody blue night sky is accompanied by thunder clouds and lightning. The brown-striped ship is balancing itself on the stormy sea. The ship has canvas sails on wood posts that stand out from the scene, making it 3-D. A purple octopus on the bottom left is trying to tip the ship over and a pink whale on the bottom right watches.
Lewis Foster – PASC
Artist Bio
Lewis is a Detroit based artist working out of the PASC Detroit studio. Lewis makes realist drawings featuring neat rows of serial images of objects and logos. His images range from modernist furniture, company logos, to advertisements, to archaeological artifacts. He usually works from art and design books, magazines, newspaper advertisements, and guidebooks to depict his catalog of objects in precise and tightly detailed renderings using colored pencil. Lewis has exhibited at the PASC Detroit Pop-Up Gallery, Detroit, MI (2022), Swords Into Plowshares Gallery, Detroit (2022), The Scarab Club, Detroit (2021), Reyes | Finn Gallery (2023), PASC at the Belt Gallery (2023). In 2023 Lewis was invited to be an exhibiting artist at Sage Studio in Austin, TX.
Program Description
PASC was launched in January 2021 as the first progressive art and design studio, and exhibition program, in Detroit and Wayne County, dedicated to supporting artists with developmental disabilities and mental health differences to advance independent artistic practices and build individual career paths in the art and design fields. PASC is a program of Services to Enhance Potential (STEP)
Program Link
https://www.shopcreativeexpressions.com/
Artwork: Slow Home House Story
$350.00
Alt Text: A colored pencil on paper drawing with a white paper background, depicting several detailed drawings of household objects in ordered rows, a chair, cup, lamp, bowl, candles, pendents light, brushes, cups and wine glass. As well as books where their spines are visible, and words pulled from catalogs and art and design books.
Sharon Glazer, Creative Expressions Program – Gesher Human Services
Artist Bio
Sharon Glazer is an artist who works with everything from paint to embroidery, pencil, marker, ceramic, and even sculpture. Her preferred media is acrylic paint for her paintings and yarn for her weavings. She has been making art most of her life and has recently begun exhibiting it throughout Metro Detroit. Sharon also writes plays, poetry, short fiction, and sings with a music group at Gesher Human Services.
Program Description
The Creative Expressions Program provides education, enrichment, cultural experiences, and professional arts opportunities for Gesher Human Services Artists, Writers, Performers, and Musicians. All of our programming takes place either at locations provided by our Community Partners or in-house at one of our Gesher Human Services buildings. Creative Expressions also has a virtual program online.
Our programming is not limited to just one art form. Thanks to our magnificent Community Partners, we are able to offer a broad range of activities in the visual arts (programs provided by The College for Creative Studies), literary and performing arts (programs provided by Matrix Theatre, Detroit Opera, and professionals in the field), music (programs provided by Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Drums on The Run), Music Therapy (programs provided by Creative Arts Therapies Inc.), as well as visual and expressive art therapy (programs provided by Let’s Art About It).
At Gesher Human Services, we believe in our Member Artists abilities. Creative Expressions works with them to develop programming that is challenging at times and therapeutic at others. We place no limits on what any one member can do, and we provide everyone with an environment that helps them grow creatively at their own pace as they move forward in their lives.
Program Link
https://www.shopcreativeexpressions.com/
Artwork #1: Bolivia Scene 01
$140.00
Alt Text: Bolivia Scene 01 is a watercolor painting with details made using crayon and marker. In the painting, there is a bright fairytale castle, glowing crown jewels, rhythmical fluttering butterflies, colorful fish swimming in mid-air, and sturdy rocks near the sea. Among the crown jewels, which hover in the center of the scene, there is a shiny green emerald necklace being held by friendly birds from a make-believe land called Bolivia. It feels like a place you would love to be so you can absorb the warm and brilliant scenery.
Artwork #2: Bolivia Scene 02
$140.00
Alt Text: Bolivia Scene 02 is a watercolor painting with details in crayon and marker. It is a painting of the God Osiris shaped like a floating orb connected to a colorful rainbow. The floating orb is looking over the make-believe kingdom of Bolivia. In the Kingdom, there is an aquarium filled with beautiful fish near the center. There are colorful flowers being fed by wet rain drops beneath shining silver stars on the right. And there is a great big majestic bird flying through the whole scene.
Artwork #3: Bolivia Scene 03
$140.00
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Dorothy Harris Moy, Creative Expressions Program – Gesher Human Services
Artist Bio
My name is Dorothy. I’ve done art ever since high school, and I liked it. I have found making art to be therapeutic whenever I’m sick or hurt, and it cheers me up when I ‘m feeling grief. That’s why I make art. It’s a good and enjoyable activity to do.
Program Description
The Creative Expressions Program provides education, enrichment, cultural experiences, and professional arts opportunities for Gesher Human Services Artists, Writers, Performers, and Musicians. All of our programming takes place either at locations provided by our Community Partners or in-house at one of our Gesher Human Services buildings. Creative Expressions also has a virtual program online.
Our programming is not limited to just one art form. Thanks to our magnificent Community Partners, we are able to offer a broad range of activities in the visual arts (programs provided by The College for Creative Studies), literary and performing arts (programs provided by Matrix Theatre, Detroit Opera, and professionals in the field), music (programs provided by Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Drums on The Run), Music Therapy (programs provided by Creative Arts Therapies Inc.), as well as visual and expressive art therapy (programs provided by Let’s Art About It).
At Gesher Human Services, we believe in our Member Artists abilities. Creative Expressions works with them to develop programming that is challenging at times and therapeutic at others. We place no limits on what any one member can do, and we provide everyone with an environment that helps them grow creatively at their own pace as they move forward in their lives.
Program Link
https://www.shopcreativeexpressions.com/
Artwork #1: Psychedelic Abstract Painting 035
$100.00
Alt Text: Psychedelic Abstract Painting #35 feels like a colorful breeze dancing on a canvas. Warm orange clouds of paint and bright red patches of acrylic blend together with glowing pinks and neon greens. Those colors fade into dark blues and forest greens. Wavy lines glide throughout the painted surface from left to right then right to left, and back again. If you listen closely, you can almost hear the sound of a melodic whoosh in the air.
Artwork #2: Psychedelic Abstract Painting 036
$100.00
Alt Text: Psychedelic Abstract Painting #36 feels like geologic and coral formations under a prismatic pool of water. Flowing currents of color and texture wave gently throughout the canvas. Ultramarine blues blend seamlessly with sunny yellows and flowery pinks. Quiet black and brown marks feels like you could run your fingers over it and feel the bumpy and sharp edges beneath the water-like surface.
Joel Kaufman, Creative Expressions Program – Gesher Human Services
Artist Bio
Joel Kaufman is a prolific multi-media artist and musician from Metro Detroit. He has created a graphic novel entitled Things Are Not Always What They Seem which has been a personal passion project for many years. To date, Joel has written and illustrated over 1500 pages from his graphic novel and is working with Gesher Human Services to print them, 52 pages at a time. Joel also plays the piano and trombone when he is not working on his graphic novel.
Program Description
The Creative Expressions Program provides education, enrichment, cultural experiences, and professional arts opportunities for Gesher Human Services Artists, Writers, Performers, and Musicians. All of our programming takes place either at locations provided by our Community Partners or in-house at one of our Gesher Human Services buildings. Creative Expressions also has a virtual program online.
Our programming is not limited to just one art form. Thanks to our magnificent Community Partners, we are able to offer a broad range of activities in the visual arts (programs provided by The College for Creative Studies), literary and performing arts (programs provided by Matrix Theatre, Detroit Opera, and professionals in the field), music (programs provided by Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Drums on The Run), Music Therapy (programs provided by Creative Arts Therapies Inc.), as well as visual and expressive art therapy (programs provided by Let’s Art About It).
At Gesher Human Services, we believe in our Member Artists abilities. Creative Expressions works with them to develop programming that is challenging at times and therapeutic at others. We place no limits on what any one member can do, and we provide everyone with an environment that helps them grow creatively at their own pace as they move forward in their lives.
Program Link
https://www.shopcreativeexpressions.com/
Artwork: Sky Bus, Top View
Not For Sale
Alt Text: Sky Bus is a pencil sketch of a space ship with incredible details. Lines curve in and out of each other in this drawing like a well-controlled knot of extension cords. Geometric shapes are drawn stacked atop other geometric shapes where every shape has a place and purpose. The ship that is depicted (if built) would be 2-miles in all directions. Within the symphony of lines, there is intended to be a space-resort, restaurants, lodgings, and a vast labyrinth of transport tubes. The ship would be powered by a warp core and is inspired by an imaginary Star-Trek like universe in the 54th century.
Keisha Miller, PASC
Artist Bio
Keisha is an artist who works at the PASC Detroit Studio. Keisha is a realist, in that she aims to depict her references in the most exacting detail, in a style marked by strong line work, and vibrant colors. Keisha is heavily influenced by the history of graphic design and advertising, where she is drawn to the bold lines, strong contrast and interesting juxtapositions within mass marketing communication. She is also responsible for the design of PASC’s new logo. Her work has been shown atThe Scarab Club, Detroit (2021), Swords Into Plowshares Gallery, Detroit (2022), The Art Gallery at Westland City Hall (2022), and PASC Detroit Pop-Up Gallery, Detroit, MI (2022).
Program Description
PASC was launched in January 2021 as the first progressive art and design studio, and exhibition program, in Detroit and Wayne County, dedicated to supporting artists with developmental disabilities and mental health differences to advance independent artistic practices and build individual career paths in the art and design fields. PASC is a program of Services to Enhance Potential (STEP)
Program Link
https://www.progressiveartstudiocollective.org/
Artwork: Denzel Ebony Magazine April 2000
$300.00
Alt Text: An exacting replica, watercolor painting and drawing of the cover of Ebony magazine from April 2000 featuring actor Denzel Washington. The artwork features a calmly composed man with black hair, and medium-light skin tone with red lips subtlety smiling to the camera. He wears and black leather jacket and a brown turtleneck sweater with a gridded line pattern. On the top and left-hand side are the words EBONY in larger white on red rectangle. And at the top are tag lines “The Hurricane of Denzel Washington” “Why aids is a growing threat among black women”, “Is skin color still an issue in black America” and “Derek Jeter baseballs hot heartthrob”
Laurie Penfold, Art from the Heart – Peckham
Artist Bio
When I attend art classes at Peckham, my fellow customer service representatives ask, “Laurie, were you an artist before becoming blind?” My response is, “No, I was never a good artist, and blindness did not improve the situation!” I have enjoyed finding a method to create art. My husband is a legally blind artist, and he has inspired me to try. I’ve been a customer service representative at Peckham for over eight years, and I use a computer screen reader at work. I became legally blind later in life and received extensive training to start a new career.
Program Description
Peckham, Inc. has an “Art from the Heart” program. Teachers assist employees with their art projects and facilitate creative endeavors. This program has existed for many years, and the employees enjoy it.
Program Link
https://www.peckham.org/programs-services/client-services/
Artwork #1: Daisies in the Wind
$10.00
Alt Text: Daisies blow in the winder underneath a bright blue sky. A bumblebee hovers nearby.
Artwork #2: Darwin Fish
$10.00
Alt Text: A bright orange fish swims in blue water. The word “Darwin” is written in black underneath the fish.
Artwork #3: Sunflowers By Vincent Van Penfold
$10.00
Alt Text: Sunflowers peek out of green grass against a bright blue sky with a white cloud on top.
Kenneth Rosenthal, Creative Expressions Program – Gesher Human Services
Artist Bio
My name is Kenneth. When I was young, my mother was an art teacher and a painter. I developed an early interest in art and various media by watching her. I’ve dabbled in different art forms throughout my life, but nothing stuck until now. I began taking photos in March of 2020. My most recent work is a series of double-exposure photographs, some of which feature altered colors. I choose my photos randomly. That’s when the creative process begins. I wait for the images to talk to me then begin experimenting with color and composition, and eventually I crop the final result in a way that feels good.
Program Description
The Creative Expressions Program provides education, enrichment, cultural experiences, and professional arts opportunities for Gesher Human Services Artists, Writers, Performers, and Musicians. All of our programming takes place either at locations provided by our Community Partners or in-house at one of our Gesher Human Services buildings. Creative Expressions also has a virtual program online.
Our programming is not limited to just one art form. Thanks to our magnificent Community Partners, we are able to offer a broad range of activities in the visual arts (programs provided by The College for Creative Studies), literary and performing arts (programs provided by Matrix Theatre, Detroit Opera, and professionals in the field), music (programs provided by Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Drums on The Run), Music Therapy (programs provided by Creative Arts Therapies Inc.), as well as visual and expressive art therapy (programs provided by Let’s Art About It).
At Gesher Human Services, we believe in our Member Artists abilities. Creative Expressions works with them to develop programming that is challenging at times and therapeutic at others. We place no limits on what any one member can do, and we provide everyone with an environment that helps them grow creatively at their own pace as they move forward in their lives.
Program Link
https://www.shopcreativeexpressions.com/
Artwork #1: Detroit Lighthouse
$100.00
Alt Text: Detroit Lighthouse is a photo of a lighthouse on the Detroit River. It was daytime when the photo was taken. The sky is green and smooth. It feels unusual, but not unfriendly. The surreal color is more enlightening than eerie. You feel like you can smell the fish in the water below, hear the kids playing in a nearby park, and feel the rumble of a foghorn from a passing freighter. If you could taste the sky in this photo, then it would probably taste like green apples.
Artwork #2: Neighborhood
$100.00
Alt Text: Photograph of trees in my neighborhood that have been digitally altered.
Artwork #3: Detroit Skyscraper
$100.00
Alt Text: Detroit Skyscraper is a photo of the Guardian Building. The photo is taken from the ground so the only other thing in the picture is a bunch of puffy blue clouds surrounded by cotton candy sky. The building feels like a sharp. strong, and robotic structure amongst a bed of sweet, cuddly, and caring pillows. The scene is not natural, but it is welcoming.
Jeremy Taylor – PASC
Artist Bio
Jeremy is a Westland based artist working out of the PASC Westland Studio. His artwork has a graphic and graffiti like quality to it. He renders his pieces largely in pencil and marker creating images that reference 1980’s NY subway graffiti, or psychedelic sign painting. Each piece features contrasting colored text and imagery placed side by side in compressed compositions, as if the artist Stuart Davis were drawing hidden picture puzzles for Highlights for Children Magazine. Jeremy has exhibited at The Scarab Club, Detroit (2021), Swords Into Plowshares Gallery, Detroit (2022), and PASC at the Belt Gallery (2023).
Program Description
PASC was launched in January 2021 as the first progressive art and design studio, and exhibition program, in Detroit and Wayne County, dedicated to supporting artists with developmental disabilities and mental health differences to advance independent artistic practices and build individual career paths in the art and design fields. PASC is a program of Services to Enhance Potential (STEP)
Program Link
https://www.shopcreativeexpressions.com/
Artwork: Detroit Summertime House Party
$320.00
Alt Text: A brightly colored energetic drawing in marker and pen, featuring thick graphic lines in constructing colors depicting a boombox, hand holding a microphone in a rock and roll hand gesture, a fist with pinky and pointer fingers raised, and a small house. The words from top to bottom, left to right on this piece read Detroit, Glow, rap, hip hop, Summertime, House Party.
