"Through Her Eyes" - Closing
Mar
30

"Through Her Eyes" - Closing

Please join us from 1pm-4pm as we celebrate the closing of “Through Her Eyes”, a multimedia group exhibition in honor of Women’s History Month. Featuring works by Dina Charara, Jeanne Bieri, K.A. Letts, Kris Schaedig, Luzhen Qiu, and Susan Aaron-Taylor, this exhibition highlights the unique and diverse perspectives of women artists across various disciplines.

Through painting, sculpture, textile, and mixed media, these artists offer deeply personal, cultural, and conceptual narratives that invite viewers to see the world through their eyes. Through Her Eyes is a celebration of the strength, creativity, and resilience of women in the arts, emphasizing the power of storytelling through visual expression.

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"Living Frequency" Artist Talk
Feb
22

"Living Frequency" Artist Talk

Please join us Saturday, February 22, 2025, from 2pm to 5pm for the “Living Frequency” Artist Talk moderated by James Charles Morris (Curator) featuring: Joe Cazeno III, Ijania Cortez, Breianna Jackson, Jonathan Kimble, Brian Nickson, Joshua Rainer, Phillip Simpson, Miriam Uhura

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"Living Frequency" - Opening
Feb
8

"Living Frequency" - Opening

“Living Frequency: Honoring the Legacy of Black Artists in Detroit,” curated by multidisciplinary artist James Charles Morris in collaboration with Galerie Camille's Director Marta Carvajal, invites visitors to explore the deep cultural roots, ongoing evolution, and boundless potential of Detroit’s artistic landscape. Join us for this inspiring celebration of history, culture, and creative expression as we celebrate this legacy while embracing the future of creativity in Detroit.


Participating Artists Include: Joe Cazeno III, Ijania Cortez, Darian ‘Saint’ Greer, Breianna Jackson, Tylear Jefferson, Jonathan Kimble, James Charles Morris, Brian Nickson, Joshua Rainer, Phillip Simpson, Miriam Uhura, Oshun Williams, & Jacob Zelecki

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ARCHIVAL REVIVAL- The WSU Graphic Design Senior Project Exhibition
Dec
6

ARCHIVAL REVIVAL- The WSU Graphic Design Senior Project Exhibition

Archival Revival | WSU Graphic Design Senior Project Exhibition

Friday, 12.06.24 | 6-8PM

This exhibition is a reflection by the Fall 2024 Graphic Design Senior Studio students, their unique perspectives, and the stories they’ve chosen to tell through design. It is a culmination of exploration, experimentation, and process. From visual storytelling about fragmented identities to alternate realities about cats ruling the world, the works on display reflect the diverse range of ideas and approaches that define this class. We invite you to engage with the work, and share in this moment of their creative journey.

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Nina Ashraf- Language of the Heart
Aug
31
to Sep 14

Nina Ashraf- Language of the Heart

OPENING RECEPTION: AUGUST 31 5-8 PM

My passion to create stems from my upbringing in an art-filled home in Pakistan,  frequented by artist and poet friends of my art loving parents, many of whom were later considered leading voices of contemporary South Asian art. 

My creativity was aided by the cultural and physical landscape of my surroundings, where vibrant colors, scents, and textures permeate the scenery: the profusion of pattern and geometric design in clothing, pottery, and architecture; and the myriad hues of the nearby Indian Ocean. 

As an artist in my present-day home of Detroit, my work is informed by the tension I feel between Eastern traditions and Western ideals. As a South Asian woman, an outsider in the Western art canon, my work explores calligraphy and other aspects of my own heritage, an equally important but under-recognized art tradition. 

Through the years my passion for art has grown into something beyond a source of self expression as I seek to portray the essence of an innate shared humanity within diversity. I address themes of contradiction, abstraction and unity.

This series is a dance between the expressiveness and spontaneity of abstract expressionism and the precision of centuries old calligraphic gestures. 

Nina has exhibited widely including the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit and the Detroit Historical Museum and won numerous awards including the 2021Medal for Drawing at the Florence Biennale, Italy.   

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