Detroit Lives is organizing an exhibition that will include information about the sale of hundreds of inches of Detroit land along with works by Detroit artists, musicians, a farmer, and a New York Times writer, among others.   “DETROIT LIVES! // the exhibit” opens January 14 at 6pm at the Ladybug Gallery in Southwest Detroit’s historic Hubbard Farms neighborhood. An interactive screen printing component will be part of the exhibit.  Organizers encourage guests to bring a piece to print on (paper, cardboard, clothing, etc) to participate.  Along with a short film by Detroit Lives, there will also be photographer Vanessa Miller (Detroit) presents her photo essay “Making it Happen”, Jerry Paffendorf (Detroit), the mind behind “Loveland,”, and Alan Scheurman (Detroit), the Detroit musician who contributed music to the film and will also perform songs from his recent album “Old Patterns” as part of the exhibit.
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