DCDT Woodward and Corridor Gallery hours are Monday - Friday from 9am - 5pm.
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Lawrence Technological University's Detroit Center for Design + Technology (DCDT) is hosting its Holiday Window Walk to highlight creative businesses and local designers.
For the third year, DCDT Design Incubator has paired local artists, designers and Detroit businesses in an effort to create holiday themed windows in seven businesses – all neighboring in the city’s Capitol Park neighborhood.
From Oct. 14 to Nov. 15, 2019, designers worked in tandem with their assigned business to create a holiday-themed window display concept.
Visit the following businesses to view works by the competing designers:
• City Bark
• Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters Detroit
• Detroit Bikes 1216
• Detroit Inst of Music Education
• Eatòri Market
• LaLanterna
• Farwell Building
You voted and here's the tally:
FIRST PLACE $1,000 is awarded to Amanda Curtis of ARC Design Studios and City Bark!
SECOND PLACE $500 goes to Nabeela Najjar of Seemstressbee and Detroit Bikes!
Displays will be visible throughout the holiday shopping season and removed by designers Jan. 6, 2020. The competition is sponsored by Hudson-Webber Foundation and awards supported by Design Core Detroit.
For the third year, DCDT Design Incubator has paired local artists, designers and Detroit businesses in an effort to create holiday themed windows in seven businesses – all neighboring in the city’s Capitol Park neighborhood.
From Oct. 14 to Nov. 15, 2019, designers worked in tandem with their assigned business to create a holiday-themed window display concept.
Visit the following businesses to view works by the competing designers:
• City Bark
• Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters Detroit
• Detroit Bikes 1216
• Detroit Inst of Music Education
• Eatòri Market
• LaLanterna
• Farwell Building
You voted and here's the tally:
FIRST PLACE $1,000 is awarded to Amanda Curtis of ARC Design Studios and City Bark!
SECOND PLACE $500 goes to Nabeela Najjar of Seemstressbee and Detroit Bikes!
Displays will be visible throughout the holiday shopping season and removed by designers Jan. 6, 2020. The competition is sponsored by Hudson-Webber Foundation and awards supported by Design Core Detroit.
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Our 2019 Holiday Pop Up Shop shown a spotlight on Detroit art, accessories, more!
Lawrence Technological University’s Detroit Center for Design + Technology (DCDT) brought back its anticipated Holiday Pop-Up Shop featuring local, sustainable and handmade-focused businesses for Noel Night, on December 7, 2019. We'd like to thank the throngs of guests who strolled through our doors to peruse and purchase from our amazing vendors and Embrace Creatives' Artists! Look for our pop-up again in 2020. |
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In The beginning...
As one of the first skills acquired by humankind, textile arts in their many forms are known for their intricacies, practicality and necessity. In this exhibit, three women artists push the boundaries of what defines textile art Incorporating woven fiber optics, stitched, three-dimensional photography and non traditional weaving techniques, "In the Beginning..." presents a new focus on techniques whose familiarity has desensitized our appreciation for this long-standing handicraft.
DCDT presents a kinetic textile exhibit curated by S.Ayers Art and produced by Embrace Creatives.
Featuring work from;
Irene Lavon Walker: Using the traditional methods of weaving and felting, combined with modern materials, I produce cloth to create sculptural garments and environments. These garments appear to be a distant reminder of a world that is not our own, but still feels familiar, like the hazy recollections of our dreams or the ever shifting shadows of memory.
Studio Herron: Studio Herron, is a textile and furniture design studio with a vision to create products that combine an artistic process and traditional craft methodologies with the utilitarian and the aesthetic. This exhibit is free and open to the public.Lite fare and beverages will be served. Parking is available off of Willis, metered on Cass or use the parking garage behind Great Lakes Coffee on Alexandrine.
Questions? Email DCDT Gallery: dcdt@detroit.design or call the office: 248-204-4060
RSVP HERE
DCDT presents a kinetic textile exhibit curated by S.Ayers Art and produced by Embrace Creatives.
Featuring work from;
Irene Lavon Walker: Using the traditional methods of weaving and felting, combined with modern materials, I produce cloth to create sculptural garments and environments. These garments appear to be a distant reminder of a world that is not our own, but still feels familiar, like the hazy recollections of our dreams or the ever shifting shadows of memory.
Studio Herron: Studio Herron, is a textile and furniture design studio with a vision to create products that combine an artistic process and traditional craft methodologies with the utilitarian and the aesthetic. This exhibit is free and open to the public.Lite fare and beverages will be served. Parking is available off of Willis, metered on Cass or use the parking garage behind Great Lakes Coffee on Alexandrine.
Questions? Email DCDT Gallery: dcdt@detroit.design or call the office: 248-204-4060
RSVP HERE
Artists and Designers interested in a solo or group exhibit in our Woodward or Corridor Gallery, please fill in our form to be informed of an opening but do not hesitate to send us a proposal at any time.
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Mapping + Humanities
Exhibit 1 - [Hi]Story Bank : Sep. 5. - Sep. 28, 2018
Exhibit 2 - Mapping Station : Oct. 1 - Nov. 2, 2018
Exhibit 3 - WikiManual : Nov. 5 - Dec. 14, 2018
Corridor Gallery
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BROWN BAG | Lecture Series
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