Detroit artists “Un-Dress, Re-Dress” clothing and fashion at Public Pool
Public Pool is in its second year of showcasing innovative visual and sound art on an international scale. Yes, that ambitious, that good. Not to mention becoming a transformative presence in its central Hamtramck neighborhood. It’s nice to see people are noticing, including the discerning eyes and ears at Knight Arts.
The current show, “Un-Dress Re-Dress,” includes artists are Lisa Anne Auerbach, Olayami Dabls, Jessica Frelinghuysen, Anne Harrington Hughes, Sarah Lapinski, Mark Newport, Lauren Rassel, Cristin Richard and Sarah Wagner.
Richard, who created a dress made from hog intestines (you heard that right; it’s an amazing piece that hangs from the ceiling to the middle of the floor) called “The American Dream,” is hosting the remaining gallery hours Dec. 10 and Dec. 17, 1-6 p.m.
Read all about it here.
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