MOTORCITYBLOG has sponsered another art event - this time to support the demented and creative minds over at The Lollybot Collective who are throwing a weekend exhibit called "feedback" over at The Cave Gallery in The Russell Industrial Center.Thanks to the many venues around town who have donated tickets to be raffled away at the show including Royal Oak Music Theatre - Fillmore Detroit - Crofoot Pontiac
Make sure to check out the upcoming concerts at these venues as they have graciously donated these tickets to help support the local art scene here in the motorcity.
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FEEDBACK:
A multimedia art exhibition about communication presented by Detroit based art group the Lollybot Collective. Feedback is an interactive show about the exchange of ideas between artists and participating attendees.
Held in the CAVE gallery @ the Russell Industrial Complex, a notorious Detroit art factory.
Feedback will showcase raw Detroit talent and provide the public with an opportunity to weigh in on what's happening while having a themselves a jolly good time.
DJ detroitis4lovers will be spinning records all day and night at the February 16 opening with performances by Detroit musicians the Elephantoms, Whale Tail, and Daniel Ballance.
The bands are scheduled to play from 11pm until 1am.
From 1am until sunrise detroitis4lovers will host a dance party in the gallery space.
The Lollybot Collective is a group of over fifty artists with a shared passion to make things better while having a good time in the process.
Most members are from the Detroit area with contributors from Boston, Houston, and California. The Collective strives to create a powerful experience with every show that will enlighten even the most pessimistic and narrow-minded individual.
Lollybot members are very active in the Detroit art scene.
CAVE gallery is located on the 3rd floor of the 4th building in the Russell Industrial Complex.
Feedback will be open February 15, 16, and 17.
The opening party will be held February 16 from 9pm until sunrise.
Admittance is free, with $1 beers served until supplies run out.