Detroit Research is a new journal of practice and artist research for Detroit covering social practice, ceramics, choreography, music, performance, and critical theory. Detroit Research seeks to be a forum for presenting and reflecting upon some of the most challenging post-studio and studio practices emerging in Detroit and to cultivate a critical language for talking about such practices within a national and international framework. Each issue of the journal will have: a guest editor and a featured artist; a presentation on or an interview about an important Metro Detroit art collection; a reflection upon a historically important Detroit journal / space / event; and a work devoted to artist research. Detroit Research will appear in Spring and Fall of each year.
DETROIT RESEARCH
Vol. 1 Launch – Photo Gallery
Hosted by MOCAD
OF OTHER SPACES
Michael Stone-Richards, Retreating / Retracing Space: Scott Hocking and the Politics of Visibility
Scott Hocking, A Nice Spot Along the Water
Sarah Margolis-Pineo, Interview with Scott Hocking
Glen Mannisto, Scott Hocking’s Long Look at the End of the World
Lynn Crawford, Scott Hocking (at the public pool)
Vince Carducci, Art of the Commons…
Ellen Blumenstein, Detroit-Berlin: Imaginary Siblings
Dominic Molon, The (Re)Shape of Things
Bradley Duncan, Thollem McDonas
Elysia Borowy, An Interview with MOCAD’s new Executive Director
PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
NOTES ON SOCIAL PRACTICE
Michael Stone-Richards
DISCUSSING
Nato Thompson, Living as Form
Claire Bishop, Artificial Hells
MOCA LA: Engagement Party: Social Practice at MOCA, LA
League of Revolutionary Black Workers
ARTIST RESEARCH
DRAWING DETROIT
