“Landlord Colors” Shows How Economic Crises Have Affected Artists’ Materials
The Cranbrook Art Museum's "Landlord Colors: On Art, Economy, and Materiality" explores how socioeconomic crises affect artists and the materials they use.
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Tania Bruguera, Kevin Beasley, Lee Ufan, and Other Artists Examine Times of Upheaval at the Cranbrook Art Museum
See images from one notable show every weekday.
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Experimental Mindset: An Interview with Andrew Blauvelt
There's change in the air at the Cranbrook Art Museum, where Andrew Blauvelt, a 1988 MFA graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art's design department, begins his new job as director this month. A…
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Andrew Blauvelt Leaves Walker to Head Cranbrook In Detroit
The Minneapolis Star Tribune has reported that Andrew Blauvelt, the design director and curator at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, is exiting the institution after 17 years of service to become…
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Nick Cave Hears Detroit
Known for his vibrant aesthetic combining the disciplines of fashion, craft, performance and fine art, Nick Cave has expanded his practice to include public engagement and performances. For his show…
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Cranbrook Art Museum Reopens With SmithGroup Addition
The Cranbrook Art Museum at the Cranbrook Academy of Art reopens today after a two-year, $22-million restoration and expansion of its original building, designed by the father-son team of Eliel and…
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