Works For Young Collectors
A Changing Exhibition
19 Dec 2008 - 24 Jan 2009
Reception: 10 Jan 2009 5-8 pm
Closed: Dec 24, 25, 26, 31 and Jan 1
Think of all the beauty still left around you and be happy.
Anne Frank (1929 - 1945)
Diary of a Young Girl, 1952
Since the first such exhibition in 1995, Lemberg Gallery's Works for Young Collectors exhibition has been a metro Detroit favorite. Gallery directors Corrine Lemberg and Darlene Carroll spend months searching for a diverse selection of works by regionally and internationally celebrated artists that fall within a pre-determined price range; this year: three hundred dollars to five thousand dollars. This changing exhibition includes painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, prints and drawings.
Ben Tré, Besl, Bills, Campbell, Caporael, Carr, Fishman, Fraga, Hadfield, Hammond, Hamrick, Hockney, Karolak, Lackey, Liu, Noland, Pfaff, Que, Rhodes, Tufts and others...
Friday
October
17 from
5 -
8pm
Jane
Hammond:
People,
Places
and
Things
In
her
fourth
solo
exhibition
with
the
gallery,
Jane
Hammond
presents
recent
works
drawing
from
interests
as diverse
as phrenology,
history,
magic
tricks,
zoology,
puppetry,
astrology
and
knot
diagrams.
Working
from
a visual
vocabulary
of 276
images
that
she
recombines,
Jane
Hammond
creates
complex,
layered
works
in a
variety
of media.
Hammond’s
work
may
be found
in over
fifty
public
collections,
including
The
Detroit
Institute
of Arts;
the
Art
Institute
of Chicago;
The
Bibliotheque
Nationale,
Paris;
the
Brooklyn
Museum;
the
Metropolitan
Museum
of Art;
the
Museum
of Modern
Art;
the
National
Gallery
of Art,
Washington,
D.C.;
the
Smithsonian
American
Art
Museum,
Washington,
D.C.,
the
Walker
Art
Center
and
the
Whitney
Museum
of American
Art.
Jane
Hammond
will
present
a lecture,
free
and
open
to the
public,
at The
Detroit
Institute
of Arts
on Wednesday,
October
15 at
6:30
p.m.
in the
lecture
hall.
Please
use
the
John
R entrance.
THROUGH:
29
Nov
2008
23241
Woodward
Ave,
Ferndale,
248-591-6623
