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

Cranbrook Art Museum Opens Homebody

New Exhibition Examines Our Relationship to HomeClockwise 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, 2022Bloomfield Hills, …

2022 Graduate Degree Exhibition of Cranbrook Academy of Art

The innovative work from the next generation of architects, artists, and designers will be on display at the 2022 Graduate Degree Exhibition of Cranbrook Academy of Art. The Degree Exhibition showcases pieces that are the culmination of two years of studio work from a diverse group of graduates as they launch …

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, …

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