New Glass Block and Silicone Pottery Featured at Detroit Design Exhibition
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Ben Dreith
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Summary
The article covers the Detroit Warehouse: Art and Design Fair exhibition during Detroit Month of Design, featuring demonstrations of a new glass block type and silicone pottery. The event took place in the Boyer Campbell Building, a former automotive supply facility that anchors the Detroit Design District, showcasing work by local creators in a post-industrial setting.
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Sited in a Boyer Campbell Building, a former automotive supply building that anchors the Detroit Design District
The exhibition featured work made by local creators
An outgrowth of the Detroit Month of Design in a post-industrial building
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