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Read MoreSkilled Labor: Black Realism in DetroitLeRoy Foster: Solo ShowCarl Toth: Reordering FictionsAsh Arder: Flesh TonesAll Exhibitions Open October 28, 2023ArtMembers Preview Party October 27, 2023Top Left: LeRoy Foster, The Hero, oil on Masonite, Courtesy: Dr. Darnell and Shirley A. Kaigler. Top Right: Senghor Reid, Make Way for Tomorrow, 2022, oil on canvas. Courtesy the artist. Bottom Left: Carl Toth, Untitled, 1980-83. Color xerographic collage. Collection of the Toth Family. Image courtesy Andrea Eis. Bottom Right: Ash Arder, Untitled (Fisher’s Body 04), 2023. Courtesy the artist.This fall, Cranbrook Art Museum will open a series of original exhibitions that examine the importance of legacy within the artistic community of Detroit by showcasing artists of the city’s past, present and future – while identifying the threads that connect them across generations. The museum will also highlight the career of a former Artist-in-Residence of Cranbrook Academy of Art, whose work and teaching inspired hundreds of students over his 40-year career. “This ...
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