2009
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due to popular request and to honor
the memory of Jeanne-Claude this exhibition is
Extended through January 30
Christo and Jeanne-Claude
The Museum of New Art (MONA), which remains the first artist-run museum in the world, has announced the winners of its Prinzhorn International Art Prize for contemporary artists. The Detroit museum was founded in 1996 by artists who wanted to create a space for the exploration of new art and to encourage critical discourse in the region. Over the years, MONA has become the proving ground and springboard for hundreds of artists, both new and established.
The winners of this year's Prinzhorn Prize have been chosen because their work is conceptually and emotionally rewarding, both illuminating current artistic dynamics and offering poignant insight into the human condition. All six artists demonstrate adventurousness, conceptual strength, and skillful execution in their work. The Prinzhorn Prize will be given annually, and will be accompanied by an invitation to exhibit for each artist.
December 12 - January 9
a photgraphy exhibit of
Eastern Michigan University Students
October 3 - November 21
BREEDING
GROUND
New Detroit Sculpture
April 25 - May 30
FACE TO FACE:
Beijing-Detroit
Meng Jin
Fang Er
Han Bing
Jin Jiangbo
Rong Guang Rong
Jiang Xiyao
Gao Brothers
Li Nan
Zhang Zhaogong
Yin
De Gang
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DIANE WHITEHEAD LORICK
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KEVIN BEASLEY & VANESSA MERRILL
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AMY SACKSTEDER
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CHRIS SAMUELS
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Detroit Artists
as photographed by
February 14 - March 15
DETROIT to BEIJING
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PICTURES from the EXHIBITION >
March 7 - April 4
Austria for Beginners:
new contemporary art
Bella Angora
Alexandra Berlinger
Götz Bury
Christian Eisenberger
G.R.A.M.
Edith Hofer
Ulli Knall
Edgar Leissing
Barbarella Maier
Ulla Rauter
Heike Weber
Marko Zink
February 7 - March 7
Mattew Chung
Kenneth Cole
Patrick Daly
Brooke Houghton
Nathan Lomas
Alma Pacheco-Marin
Myett Risker
Micaela Ruiz
Noah Waldeck
Layna Williams
December 20 - January 15
