Hosted by Amanda Koss, Curator
Detroit, Mi
The Gallery at Brewery Park, located within the Crain Communications Building at Brewery Park Corporate Campus, is an exhibition space which highlights the talents of both emerging and established artists. As a vital part of Detroit’s thriving art scene, the gallery offers a dynamic and welcoming platform for artists to showcase their work in a beautiful and accessible setting. With a focus on supporting local talent, the gallery hosts a variety of exhibitions, events, and programming, providing opportunities for both individual artists and art organizations to engage with a broad audience. Our 30% commission on sales ensures that artists retain the majority of their earnings, while still supporting the operational needs of the space. Artists and organizations are invited to host receptions, artist talks, or closing events in the gallery, with 1-3 hour time slots available for these engagements. My commitment to fostering community and creativity has led to significant success for many of our featured artists. With a welcoming atmosphere and an enthusiastic audience, the gallery has seen some artists generate over $10k in sales within just four weeks. We are proud to be a cornerstone in Detroit’s art community, offering a professional and supportive environment where artists can thrive and share their vision with the world. The space is open Monday through Friday from 9-6 PM with approx. 1,500 in foot traffic weekly. Sales by visitors and employee's on a regular basis including Crain Communications who owns the campus and continually adds to their corporate collection which spans nationally. Details: • Number of Pieces: 10-20 • Size Limit: No size limit but must all wall pieces be hung with D rings and wire • Mediums: Open to all mediums • Location: 1155 Gratiot Ave., Detroit Mi. • Duration: Each rotation lasts approximately 6-8 weeks. • Content Restrictions: Artwork does not need to be for sale, it cannot contain nudity, profanity, religious themes, or sensitive topics
Sarah Stanley
Ferndale, Michigan
I'd love to create a set of LEGO inspired pieces for this space. I currently have 2 completed but I'm planning on making a mixed media piece of the LEGO logo and other art inspired by the two. I think this would be a really fun way to show that art can be fun and whimsical and even "silly" subjects are worthy of being celebrated in art.
Tohru Kanayama
Dexter, Michigan
The work presented here consists of photographs of natural light forming abstract images. I capture the light coming in from the outside to the inside of the house. The light is filtered with window blinds and other objects that comes in the way and it creates abstract images. I want my images to be visually and aesthetically innovative and intriguing. I am trying to make it as an artist. This open call is for a solo exhibition in Detroit. This is an ideal opportunity for me.
Camille Lecoutre
Royal Oak
My art maintains continuity in experimentation, layering whether physical or symbolic, the inclusion of text bridging graphic design, craft and fine art in an interdisciplinary, mixed media medley. My inspiration comes from popular cultures, literature, life events, little details of the everyday, subjects that transcend time and our common experience. It is a personal dialogue, a visual diary. Currently my work has been greatly influenced with letterpress printing.
