Special EventsNational Brownfields Conference at Detroit's Cobo Center May 5 - 7Lawrence Street Gallery artists will be exhibiting their art during this national conference along with other Southeastern MIchigan artists. The National Brownfields Conference is the largest, most comprehensive conference focused on cleaning up and redeveloping abandoned, underutilized, and potentially contaminated properties in the nation. Read more here. We will have special hours from May 8 - 10 to celebrate Art Detroit Now: 11am - 6pm on Thursday and Saturday and 11am - 9pm on Friday ADN is an organization which aims to unite contemporary art galleries, collectors, museums, artists and educational communities within the Metro Detroit Area that highlight the wonderful art being made and shown in Detroit.
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This Month's Featured Exhibition
Seven Signatures
April 30 - May 31, 2008
Opening Reception: Friday, May 2 from 6pm - 9pm
Lawrence Street Gallery will host Seven Signatures, a group exhibition from April 30 – May 31 with an artistsʼ reception on Friday, May 2 from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. Painting can be a lonely endeavor, but these seven women artists have a long history together painting, selling, exhibiting, and sharing weekly studio time at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Cener to offer stimulating critiques, inspiration and encouragement to each other. They are all members of the Birmingham Society of Women Painters (a group that begin in 1944 and was instrumental in establishing the BBAC). The artists are: Elizabeth Sylvester and Emily Patz of Beverly Hills, Janet Clarke of Birmingham, Lillian Moran and Marica Tournay of Troy, Margaret Kelleher of Bloomfield Hills, and Fran Nicolson of Bingham Farms.
