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The Exhibit Schedule 2022-23
Scroll down to see just a few posters from our past exhibits! June - July 2022 - Kaylon Khorsheed & Mikaela Jajko September 1, 2022 5:30m-7:30pm The Summer Camp Art Show, student exhibition September 2022 - Collected, Art Show and Sale In the Main Gallery 9/8 - 9/28/2022 October 2022 - Michigan Colored Pencil Society November 2022 - Greg Hass, Solo Exhibit December 2022 - PCAC Members' Exhibit |
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Artwork @ the PCAC Front Wall & Back Hall ......................................... Nick Bair, painting, prints & cards Jan Brown, acrylics John-Paul Abou Dib, graphite portrait Jim Craven, printmaking Jen Prouty, photography Kaylon Khorsheed, acrylics Leonardo Savage, soft pastels Mark Benglian, acrylic & pyrography Vincent Parker Jr., illustration markers Edee Joppich, watercolor collage John Angus, photography Lauren Daniels, oil paintings Tim Tonachella, photographs Acrobat sculptures & Rock Monster stone sculpture pieces by Peter Rockwell |
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Artwork available for purchase thru online gallery beginning September 15, 2016
February 2014 Milestones CS Mott Pediatric Rehabilitation Art Therapy Program Exhibit
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Vincent Parker, Jr. with PCAC Exhibit Director, Lisa Howard
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February 2013: Gary Grimshaw & Artists for the Band Moonalice, Rock Poster Graphic Design
From PCAC Exhibit Director, Lisa Howard...
“We are so excited to bring this historic and relevant graphic design exhibit to our Plymouth audience. Gary Grimshaw was instrumental in creating the psychedelic rock poster art style that we associate with the 1960s and 70s, today. We are honored to have such an iconic artist visit our gallery. Many thanks to the Lido Gallery in Birmingham for helping to make this exhibit and the signing event a reality.”
“ Chris Shaw and his artists have created posters for each of Moonalice’s concerts. Their range of styles and artistic influences are impressive, with over 550 posters in the Moonalice collection to date. The art posters travel as an exhibit themselves, both with the band and independent of the band, showing in major cities throughout the United States."
Gary Grimshaw's talent kept him in demand and in the spotlight, covering the rock scenes in Michigan and the San Francisco area for over four decades. For those of us in the Detroit area, Grimshaw's work was our introduction to the psychedelic era. He was the primary poster and light show artist for Detroit's Grande Ballroom through 1969. These works stand out as the centerpiece of an enormously prolific output of art from the mid-1960’s to the late 1970’s.
