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Detroit Art Advocate, Jennyfer Crawford Hosts Art Exhibit

July 8, 2022 · Updated July 8, 2022·By Joshua Andrei Bon

Jennyfer Crawford is hosting her first ever art exhibit. The “All Things Art Show” opens next week Friday, July 15, 2022, at the newly-expanded All Things Marketplace in Corktown.

Joshua Andrei Bon

July 8, 2022 · Updated July 8, 2022

The Detroit-based business, ‘All Things,’ whose in the business of helping local businesses is now expanding to support artists by hosting their first official art exhibit. Jennyfer Crawford, the force behind the popular twice-a-year Detroit trade show, is hosting her first ever art exhibit. The “All Things Art Show” opens next week Friday, July 15, 2022, at the newly-expanded All Things Marketplace in Corktown. From 6–9 p.m., local artists will exhibit their artworks, and every work on display will be available for purchase.

“Colibri The Artist” Harris curated the exhibit and will also have works on display. Together with hers are works of Dawud Shabazz, Debbie LaPratt, Derrick Gaston, Maliek Phillips, Naye-Taye, and Sam Kthar are some of the names who’ll have their original works up at the exhibit. These artists themselves will also be at the show. Enjoy a complimentary beverage, and you can grab a quick bite for purchase from a food truck at the event. Entry to the exhibit is free and is open to the public.

She started with “All Things Detroit,” a trade show exclusive to Detroit and Michigan business. Her efforts have been well-received by the community as the trade show, which started in 2012, still receives the same excitement and anticipation from the city. “Unlocking Michigan’s best kept secret,” says Crawford. “It brings an explosion of small businesses and consumers under one roof. Attendees delight in the treasures of small businesses in and around metro Detroit.”

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