December festival to showcase Detroit art, film, other creative innovations
It’ll be here before you know it, so mark your calendars now. On Dec. 13 “Detroit, In Focus Image Festival” will showcase Detroit’s art of all kinds. From photographs to film to something you might not even know about yet, this event is sure bring out the creative.Excerpt:Detroit’s diversity, complexity, and artistry will be exposed in a one day festival this winter. The Detroit, In Focus Image Festival
will showcase cutting-edge film, video installations, contemporary art
and photography from some of the area’s most innovative creative
talents.
The show’s curator, local filmmaker Brandon Walley, says that this
will be a very unique day for the Detroit art community. “I see so much
innovation coming out of the art and film scene in the region. There is
also a strong passion for Detroit that is manifested in many innovative
ways.” For more information and to read the entire article go here.
It’ll be here before you know it, so mark your calendars now. On Dec.
13 “Detroit, In Focus Image Festival” will showcase Detroit’s art of
all kinds. From photographs to film to something you might not even
know about yet, this event is sure bring out the creative.
Excerpt:
Detroit’s diversity, complexity, and artistry will be exposed in a one day festival this winter. The Detroit, In Focus Image Festival
will showcase cutting-edge film, video installations, contemporary art
and photography from some of the area’s most innovative creative
talents.
The show’s curator, local filmmaker Brandon Walley, says that this
will be a very unique day for the Detroit art community. “I see so much
innovation coming out of the art and film scene in the region. There is
also a strong passion for Detroit that is manifested in many innovative
ways.”
For more information and to read the entire article go here.
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