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The Ypsilanti Underground Micro Gallery is now open for business
Posted in Art and Culture, Ypsilanti Also tagged Mark's art ideas, micro-gallery, subterranean gallery, Water Street Commons 4 Comments
Secret Art Show this Saturday
I’m in the basement tonight, breathing in black mold and trying my best to make good on a promise. For the past few years, I’d been kicking around an idea for a tiny subterranean micro-gallery, which would be visible to only one person at a time, though a tiny window cut into the ground. The […]
Posted in Art and Culture, Mark's Life, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti Also tagged Mark's art ideas, micro-gallery, porthole, solar, subterranean gallery, Water Street, Water Street Commons 15 Comments
Operation Foggy Monocle
In the wake of a global warming-related rant that I posted a few days ago, it occurred to me that nothing is likely to change, at least not in a substantive way, until the men at the top begin to feel the same oppressive, painfully searing heat that the rest of us have been feeling […]
An ambitious new noise project is launched
Today, over lunch, I mentioned to my friend Pete that it had been several weeks since anyone had asked to be my friend on Facebook. (I’d like to think that we’re unique, but I suspect old bandmates the world over talk about the same kind of nonsense when they get together over inexpensive Indian food.) […]
Posted in Art and Culture, Ideas, Mark's Life, Uncategorized Also tagged business ideas, Corridor and Grain, Facebook, Hall and Oates, Mark's art ideas, music projects, music scenes, noise, Pete Larson, She's Gone 11 Comments
Mary Ayling, on immigrating to Ypsilanti from Chicago, and opening an art gallery in her home
Late last year, I received a cryptic note from the wife of an old friend in Seattle, alerting me to the fact that a woman was moving from Chicago to Ypsilanti with the intention of opening an art gallery in her apartment. As Linette was just about to give birth, I didn’t do anything with […]
Posted in Ann Arbor, Art and Culture, Detroit, Shadow Art Fair, Special Projects, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti Also tagged alternative art venues, art galleries, Bridgeport, Cabinet, Chelsea Cossu, Chicago, clutch, Clutch Gallery, Cranbrook, Fill in the Blank Gallery, forensics, glass, glass blowing, Krampus Ball, Kristen Althoff, Laura Bernstein, Leon Bernstein, Mark's art ideas, Mark's big ideas, Mary Ayling, medicine cabinet, Midas Eyes, Ohio, Parlour Room Gallery, Pilsen, pop-up galleries, purses, Spur Studios, Sylvania, The Gallery Project, Toledo, University of Michigan, Ypsi immigration interview 12 Comments
