The second annual Art Detroit Now, which buries the city in art openings, exhibitions and demos, is just around the corner.
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The second annual
Art Detroit Now
will take place on Friday and Saturday, October 2–3. Over this two day
period, 25,000 people are expected to attend contemporary art openings,
exhibitions and demonstrations at 75 galleries, museums and non-profit
organizations that will showcase metro Detroit ’s great contemporary
art and artists.
Art Detroit Now, which held its first event in May 2008, is
organized by prominent metro Detroit arts organizations and galleries,
including College for Creative Studies (CCS), Cranbrook, Detroit
Artists Market, Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA), Museum of Contemporary
Art Detroit (MOCAD), Oakland University Art Gallery, Russell Industrial
Center, and Wayne State University (WSU) Art Galleries, as well as G.R.
N’Namdi Gallery.
“Art Detroit Now is an ongoing effort to establish metro Detroit as
a major arts center,” said Marc Schwartz, event chairperson. “Virtually
every contemporary arts organization in metro Detroit has come together
to be part of this event. Our hope is that everyone will enjoy Art
Detroit Now by visiting a gallery or museum on October 2–3."
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