DETROIT – An artist known for his colorful fabric “Soundsuits” will open an exhibit in Metro Detroit next week.
Nick Cave, an American sculptor and performance artist, opens his five-month-long exhibit “Here Hear” at the Cranbrook Art Museum June 20.
Ahead of the opening, the artist posted a trippy preview video on YouTube, showing his Soundsuits dancing — and standing still — at various iconic spots around Detroit.
The video features some high-energy movement, as well as eerie shots near urban decay.
His show opening in June will be his largest yet, spanning 7,000-square-feet in the museum. According to Cranbrook’s website, the exhibit will feature the Soundsuits, tapestry work, sculptures and some video work.
There’s also a space for performance art.
Cave will also be hosting events in and around Detroit throughout the summer and fall.
His time in Detroit will wrap up with a a piece called “Figure This: Detroit” to be held at the Masonic Temple Oct. 4.
Source: MLive
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