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James Benjamin Franklin: Full Circle

Rebelling against the confines of the rectilinear canvas became a generative theme for several twentieth-century painters—Carmen Herrera, Lee Bontecou, Frank Stella, Blinky Palermo, Alan Shields, Kenneth Noland, Elizabeth Murray, and Sam Gilliam, for instance. While many of these pioneers adopted hard-edged geometric forms and flat fields of judicious color for …

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Scott Hocking: Detroit Stories

Scott Hocking: Detroit Stories is the first museum retrospective of the artist, who has been living and working in Detroit for more than twenty-five years and who was born in the adjacent community of Redford Township, Michigan. Hocking’s acclaimed work spans sculpture and installation, photography and video, and is known …

Olga de Amaral @ Cranbrook | Detroit Art Review

Tyrrell Winston got famous for using lost basketballs as art. Now, he’s leaving home to find what’s next. | USA Today

New Cranbrook Art Museum Exhibit Explores Relationships to Home | HOUR Detroit

What is home? New ‘Homebody’ exhibit at Cranbrook Art Museum explores | Detroit News

Cranbrook Art Museum Opens Homebody

New Exhibition Examines Our Relationship to Home Clockwise from L: Dominic Palarchio, Untitled, 2020; Corine Vermeulen, Melissa and Noah, 2009; Dessislava Terzieva, Physics of Sorrow, 2020; Jessika Edgar, Get Into The Light Where You Belong, 2021; Martha Mysko, What To Do With Windows, 2021. HomebodyJanuary 26, 2022 – June 19, …