
Hosted by Amanda Koss, Curator
Detroit, Mi
Explore a unique opportunity as an artist to showcase your work at the Crain Communications headquarters in Detroit. Located on the top floor of the Brewery Park Campus, owned by Crain, our office at 1155 Gratiot Ave. offers an exceptional venue for your art. As a global media company with offices worldwide, including Chicago and New York, Crain has 20+ industry-leading brands in its portfolio and 750+ employees. Artists are invited to submit up to five pieces for consideration, with a special emphasis on larger works – a chance to make a profound statement on our expansive walls! Encouraging sizes like 24×36, 36×36, 48×48, and beyond, we also welcome smaller works. This continuous opportunity welcomes artists of diverse sizes, mediums, and skill levels, offering a platform to exhibit your artwork for a three-month duration. This program is led by our Facilities & Office Services department in partnership with Amanda Koss, Detroit-based artist and program curator. Periodically, Crain Communications purchases artwork from the rotations which is placed throughout our offices nationwide. We have art from Detroit Artists in Grand Rapids, Chicago, Bowling Green and expanding! Employees also shop the work as well as visitors, media and other guests. Artists and their work are shared throughout the company, worldwide which can be viewed on their website. Link provided in acceptance email. Details: Number of Pieces: Up to 5 artworks Size Limit: No size limit but must be hung with D rings and wire Mediums: Open to all mediums Location: 1155 Gratiot Ave., Detroit Mi. Content Restrictions: Artwork does not need to be for sale, it cannot contain nudity, profanity, religious themes, or sensitive topics
Dawud Shabazz
Detroit
My art paintings spark creativity and imagination. I enjoy sharing my work to inspire humanity
Traci Reed Mitchell
Detroit, Michigan
The Ball Game is a painting based on summer afternoons in the backyard with my father listening to the Tigers with a grill and a Stroh's beer. Given the Crain's location at the old brewery, it seemed fitting.