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April 13, 2019

Everything we saw at Red Bull Arts Detroit's first Resident Artist Exhibition of 2019

By Metro Times Staff

Red Bull Arts Detroit (formerly Red Bull House of Art) celebrated its first exhibition of 2019 on Friday with works by Patrick Quarm, Miatta Kawinzi, and Tiff Massey. Their work will be on display through June 2.

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Everything we saw at Red Bull Arts Detroit's first Resident Artist Exhibition of 2019
Mike Pfeiffer
Everything we saw at Red Bull Arts Detroit's first Resident Artist Exhibition of 2019
Mike Pfeiffer
Everything we saw at Red Bull Arts Detroit's first Resident Artist Exhibition of 2019
Mike Pfeiffer
Everything we saw at Red Bull Arts Detroit's first Resident Artist Exhibition of 2019
Mike Pfeiffer
Everything we saw at Red Bull Arts Detroit's first Resident Artist Exhibition of 2019
Mike Pfeiffer
Everything we saw at Red Bull Arts Detroit's first Resident Artist Exhibition of 2019
Mike Pfeiffer
Everything we saw at Red Bull Arts Detroit's first Resident Artist Exhibition of 2019
Mike Pfeiffer
Everything we saw at Red Bull Arts Detroit's first Resident Artist Exhibition of 2019
Mike Pfeiffer
Everything we saw at Red Bull Arts Detroit's first Resident Artist Exhibition of 2019
Mike Pfeiffer
Everything we saw at Red Bull Arts Detroit's first Resident Artist Exhibition of 2019
Mike Pfeiffer

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