Tyrrell Winston: A Tiger’s Stripes

Every tiger has its own pattern of stripes. For artist Tyrrell Winston, the concept of a tiger’s stripes translates to the unique identity, pride, and legacy many feel about their favorite sports team. Best known for his gridded assemblages of found basketballs, Winston’s work is rooted in themes of memory, nostalgia, found objects, and sports […]

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Allie McGhee @ Cranbrook | Detroit Art Review

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Top 10 Lynne Cook’s Highlights of 2021 | ArtForum

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Fabric of Impulse: Fiber Artist Olga de Amaral Melds Artistic Spontaneity With Slow Craft | Art in America

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A pillar of Detroit’s art scene, painter Allie McGhee keeps bending the rules | The Detroit News

A Cranbrook Exhibit Tracks the Artistic Evolution of the Prolific Allie McGhee | Hour Detroit

A Look at Cranbrook Art Museum’s Fall 2021 Exhibits | HOUR Detroit

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From Colombia to Cranbrook, artist Olga de Amaral’s work blurs boundaries | The Detroit News

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Cranbrook Art Museum Announces Four New Fall Exhibitions

The First Major Retrospectives of Legendary Fiber Artist Olga de Amaral and Legendary Detroit Artist Allie McGhee A Look at Michigan’s Modern Movement and the Building of Cranbrook Olga de Amaral: To Weave a RockAllie McGhee: Banana Moon HornOctober 30, 2021 – February 13, 2022 James Haefner: Michigan ModernOctober 6, 2021 – January 9, 2022Building […]

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Building Cranbrook: Saarinen in Michigan

Eliel Saarinen was already an architect of renown in his native Finland before emigrating with his family to the United States in 1923. He would meet George Booth, Cranbrook’s founder along with his wife Ellen Scripps Booth, through his son Henry who was studying architecture with Saarinen at the University of Michigan. Saarinen would commence […]