Michigan: An American Portrait is an art and culture exhibition that looks at the history, people, and natural environment of the state of Michigan. Through original works of art by Michigan artists, relationships between place, identity, and the human experience are explored.
This project was inspired by the PBS documentary film, Michigan: An American Portrait, as produced by film producer David Crouse, along with Chip Duncan and Bob Huck.
Featuring work by:
Doug Coombe
Robert deJonge
Elizabeth Fergus-Jean
Raymond Gaynor
Bill Hosterman
Carol Irving
John Perkins
Elizabeth Pollie
Bill Schwab
Robert Scudder
with additional work by Yvonne Walker-Keshick and David Shananaquet.
This exhibition will travel to Crooked Tree Arts Center - Traverse City and be on view in their Cornwell Gallery from September 10 - October 26.
image: Robert DeJonge
Crooked Tree Arts Center - Petoskey’s exhibitions are made possible thanks to
our Visual Arts Presenter, Comfort Keepers.
This project was made possible thanks to additional support from Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation, Charlevoix County Community Foundation, and David and Teresa Crouse and Family.
