Events + Programs

Creatives In Control is the first exhibition curated entirely by PASC Artists. The four-artist curatorial team of Lewis Foster, Rodney Hudson, Keisha Miller, and Lauren Williams has selected 21 artworks from their PASC artist colleagues across all three PASC studios. With an unorthodox approach, each curator has chosen to react to the curatorial process through […]

Until... an exhibition by Lauren Kalman presented by I.M. Weiss Gallery. The exhibition will take place from September 6th to October 5th at Stanton Yards, 9666 E Jefferson Ave, Detroit, MI 48214. The exhibition opens on Friday, September 6th from 6-9pm. Each element of the exhibition originates from a series of live-actions: first, clay vessels […]

From September 13th through October 19th, the I.M. Weiss showroom at 1578 Belvidere St. becomes the stage for Benjamin Teague to share objects from distinct periods in his work, creating three installations expressing the shifts in his emotional, observational and philosophical relationship with the objects over time. With inspiration ranging from emotional loss to references […]

Cup of Sugar, is a collaborative exhibition demonstrating the importance of care, support, collaboration, and neighborliness within and across two institutions, Progressive Art Studio Collective (PASC) and Signal-Return. Featuring artwork produced by artists facilitated by both organizations, as well as the artwork of staff members of each organization, the curators intend to show the interconnected […]

Lynne Avadenka is an artist/printmaker known for her works that explore text and image, the physical and philosophical idea of the book and the mystery and beauty of visual language. Among her awards are a 2009 Kresge Arts in Detroit Fellowship and individual artist grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Michigan […]

Imagination Maps is a two-person exhibition with Sherri Bryant and Robert Duncombe at Progressive Art Studio Collective (PASC). Featuring richly patterned abstractions and community-inspired artworks, this exhibition redefines maps as visual landscapes of connection and memory. Curated by Anthony Marcellini and Amber Nax, Imagination Maps runs through November 30, 2024.

Browse exclusive pieces from the I.M. Weiss Gallery 2024 archive, featuring works by Lauren Kalman, Benjamin Teague, Cody Norman, and more. The archive sale will be open at Stanton Yards on Saturdays from November 23-December 14, 2024 from 11am-6pm.