How does an artist express themselves in the biggest way in the smallest space? Just think small! 205 entries were whittled down to 74 to fit in the exhibit space at Lawrence Street Gallery! This is a favorite show for Lawrence Street Gallery since it gives the public an opportunity to gift friends and family with just a little slice of original art for our homes or office. The size limits for this show are 12 inches, or less,  in each direction. Tiny art stories are made into 2 and 3 dimensional forms to surprise and delight the viewer.

Clinton Snider is our juror this year.  He makes paintings and sculptures that consider the effects of social and environmental transformation on our planet, and reflect the uneasy relationship we have with the natural world, with warmth and levity.

Clinton’s Artworks have been exhibited throughout Metropolitan Detroit, including 15 years with the Susanne Hilberry Gallery. He has also exhibited at the Marshall Fredericks Sculpture Museum in Saginaw, MI., The Kunst Werker Institute of Berlin, Oakland University, Mott Community College. Currently he has work on view in The Detroit institute of Arts, print galleries, and at the Cranbrook Art Museum, and an upcoming solo show at Central Michigan University in the spring of 2023.
His works are part of many public and private collections, including The Detroit Institute of Arts, Henry Ford Hospital and The Kresge Foundation.
Clinton has taught at the College for Creative Studies since 1998, and taught classes at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center from 2004-2021.
He chose an amazing and diverse sampling of local art for the Think Small show.