'Mosaicism' by Kim Harty reimagines ancient Roman mosaic bowls through a contemporary lens of biology, gender, and material history. Using the traditional glass technique of murrine, which was used by ancient Romans to create low bowls and platters - the artist creates vessels that resemble cellular structures observed under a microscope. Red-toned forms echo the layered […]

Artists: Nina Chanel Abney, Doug Aitken, Hernan Bas, McArthur Binion, Amoako Boafo, Akea Brionne, Davariz Broaden, Marcus Brutus, Nick Cave, Jack Craig, Arthur Dove, Conrad Egyir, Olafur Eliasson, Beverly Fishman, Helen Frankenthaler, Jeffrey Gibson, Barkley L. Hendricks, Jammie Holmes, Anthony James, Lester Johnson, Rashid Johnson, Fidelis Joseph, Ewa Juszkiewicz, Kerry James Marshall, Tiff Massey, Tony […]

Curated by Mario Moore, 𝓐𝓶𝓮𝓻𝓲𝓬𝓪𝓷 𝓓𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓶𝓼 is a group exhibition offering a collective breath of American consciousness. In an era defined by political tension and far-right influence, these artists reveal the many faces of American life — questioning what it means to create in times like these. Is this a moment for free expression or […]

Multitudes//Multitudes is a large group exhibition featuring artworks by 58 PASC artists, many of whom have never shown in the PASC Detroit Gallery before. Organized in a tightly stacked salon style, this show creates an opportunity to honor each artwork while also generating a collective visual rhythm. This arrangement reflects the layered, interconnected nature of the […]

Masterpiece/..., Lewis Foster & Nick Granch, is a 2-person exhibition featuring PASC artists Lewis Foster and Nicholas “Nick” Granch. This is the first comprehensive exhibition featuring a large selection of both artists' artworks spanning the past three years. This exhibition highlights their distinct visual languages, presenting two strong and individual artistic practices in dialogue. Together, […]

...DO...PART... exhibition with Lauren Kalman originates from an action where traditionally thrown clay vessels and blown glass are distorted through being held or hugged by a jewelry-wearing body. Once the vessels are distorted, they are not altered; oxidation of the metal, tension cracks in the clay, folds in the glass, and textures are all locked […]