Subliminal Projects is pleased to present, The Center: New Works by Chad Kouri. Alongside a display of new paintings, editioned works, and research materials, the Chicago-based artist is reimagining the traditional commercial gallery space creating a community center for gathering, thinking and learning, encouraging viewers to spend time with the work, and with one another.
This is pretty rad! Issue #15 of Faesthetic is mentioned on Artnet as a big idea from 2018: https://news.artnet.com/art-world/6-big-ideas-in-art-2018-1422307
PATIENT PORTAL, a solo show by Maya Hayuk, is
ongoing , evolving installation project at Mamacha, the CBD joint in The Hole Gallery. The exhibition includes a large-scale wall piece, a vinyl window drawing, recent paintings on wood, a series of works on paper, an exclusive screen print edition and small, recreational, edible objects.
From Faesthetic #14‘s cover artists, Matthew Hoffman….
Grand Opening!
Please join us for the Grand Opening of our first ever You Are Beautiful flagship location, YAB HQ. The entire building (gallery & wood shop) will be open to the public for one night only.
The workshop in the back is normally not open to the public, but for the grand opening, you’ll be able to tour the entire space!
Please come & celebrate with us! We are overjoyed for this milestone, and want to give everyone who has gotten us here hugs & high fives!
We hope you can make it Saturday, December 8th from 6-10pm. Click below to RSVP, and see all the details on the event.
RSVP Here!
From the press release:
Library Street Collective is proud to announce the opening of Rainbow City Roller Rink, an inflatable wonderland-turned-roller skating rink designed by acclaimed artist duo FriendsWithYou. Set inside 1001 Woodward Avenue and overlooking Campus Martius Park, the installation brings a colorful and whimsical experience to Downtown Detroit from November 30th, 2018 to January 27th, 2019. The project is supported by Bedrock Detroit and the Quicken Loans Community Fund.
Rainbow City Roller Rink presents a vibrant collection of weightless sculptures suspended from the ceiling of 1001 Woodward, hanging overhead as skaters traverse the rink’s striped floor and encouraging activity and exploration. Each balloon-like companion is minimal in form, composed of simple geometry and towering high above. The largest figure in the group features a rotating head and stands at over 30’ tall, reminiscent of carnivals or revolving signs off west coast highway roads. By dwarfing the audience, the totemic pieces trigger a sense of reverence, yet the softness and friendly features of these monoliths are welcoming and warm. The installation creates a surreal landscape intended to provoke an iconic and childlike awareness, and offers an opportunity to connect physically and psychologically with an energetic, ephemeral setting. Library Street Collective owner Anthony Curis looks forward to what the installation offers in terms of its interactivity, “The art of FriendsWithYou spreads a purity and positivity very rarely experienced outside of childhood, but is created for people of all ages. Their work has the power to take you out of the reality of the day to day and just be in the moment. We’re very excited to present such a seamless connection between art and activation in downtown for the holidays.”
