Critic’s Pick: Homebody | Artforum

Culture Calendar: Cranbrook Exhibits, ‘Becoming Undone,’ & More | HOUR Detroit

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

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

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

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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, Mich., Jan. 20, 2022 – On January 26, 2022, Cranbrook Art Museum will open the new exhibition Homebody, which examines our relationship to the concept of “home.” Featuring nearly 30 works from 20 artists with connections to Detroit, the exhibition looks to unpack the layers of home by placing artistic interpretations of the emotionally complex word in conversation. It will be on view through June 19, 2022.Artists featured include Tyanna Buie, Jason Carter, Mitch Cope, Lorena Cruz, Jessika Edgar, Sophie Eisner, Mario Moore, Martha Mysko, Dominic Palarchio, Rachel Pontious, Amy Fisher Price, Farah Al Qasimi, Jessica Rohrer, Victoria Shaheen, Darryl DeAngelo Terrell, Dessislava ...

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Allie McGhee @ Cranbrook | Detroit Art Review

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Detroit Healing Memorial | PBS

Top 10 Lynne Cook’s Highlights of 2021 | ArtForum

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