I haven’t got an artistic bone in my body so it was always fascinating for me to see what the members and students were turning out. I really enjoyed seeing the educational programs for the little kids, and absolutely believe in the value of the arts for everyone.
Ann Arbor artist James Noellert brings some friends together to put on a show about getting work done outside of work. Universally disgruntled by creatively unsatisfying employment, the casual band of interdisciplinary head-scratchers hunker down to create a whimsically indulgent exhibition of personal projects.
Along with a large collection of new drawings and paintings from Noellert, Detroit-area photographer Daniel Ribar brings imagery from his close relationship with the wilder parts of northern Michigan, while local legend Tucker Myers shares sharp insights from his regular adventures in Mexico.
Including several special guests from the Ann Arbor-Detroit area, they collaborate on everything from t-shirts to snack bars, resulting in a comfortably incoherent testament to the exponential potential of working together
Join the event on 
Opening reception Friday, July 27th 8-10pm
This activity is supported by the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs. 
