Artpack Vice President Wendy MacGaw curated and designed the installation “Howard Ben Tre’ Private Vision, Public Ideals”, a tribute to the legacy of sculptor Howard Ben Tre’. The exhibition currently on view at the 35,000 square foot Waterfire Event Center in Providence RI consists of large scale sculptures, works on paper, video interviews and models […]
“In 1968 Gordon Pask’s COLLOQUY OF MOBILES comprised sculptural figures that interacted through light and sound, with each other and with the public. COLLOQUY explored the nature of machine-to-machine and person-to-machine conversations in an immersive environment, the first of its kind. In 2018 we replicated COLLOQUY at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit.” Artpack Services designed and fabricated […]
The Fox Theater in Detroit was built in the late 1920’s by business man William Fox ( 20th Century Fox) and architect C. Howard Crane. The Art Deco theater interior was designed with Burmese, Chinese, Indian and Persian design motifs over three levels and seated 5,174.. The theater opened in 1928 with silent films and […]
Gordy’s contribution comes as the museum gears up for Motown Weekend, Sept. 21-23, a series of Detroit events tied to the label’s 60th anniversary. Read Full Detroit Free Press Article Here
Artpack has a long history working with major Detroit and Michigan collectors. Sandy Schrier, fashion historian, couture collector and a long time client of Artpack is featured on a NY Times article on the upcoming exhibition at the Costume Institute at the Met. Congratulations, Sandy!
Next week will be only “the second time in nearly 30 years that the oversight for the National Endowment for the Arts has met out side of Washington DC. Having the NEA in Detroit will attract “a lot of national attention to what is happening here in ways that could spur additional investment and excitement […]
