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Current Exhibitions
Recent Juried Exhibitions (*Award)
"Annual Holiday Exhibition", Detroit Artists Market, 2009
“Our Town”, The Community House, Birmingham, 2007, 2008, 2009
“Annual Invitational”, Lawrence Street Gallery, Ferndale, 2007, 2008, 2009
“Annual All-Media Competition”, The University of Michigan-Dearborn, 2007, 2008, 2009
"Annual All Media Exhibition", Detroit Artists Market, 2009*
"Exposures: Photography", Lawrence Street Gallery, Ferndale, 2008, 2009*
"Annual Michigan Fine Arts Exhibition", Biringham Bloomfield Art Center, 2009
"Annual Gold Medal Exhibition", The Scarab Club, 2008
"Andres Serranno Picks Detroit", CCS-Center Galleries, Detroit, 2008
“Annual Greater Michigan Art Exhibition”, Alden B. Dow Museum, Midland, 2007, 2008
“Annual: All Media Exhibition”, Ann Arbor Art Center, 2007, 2008
"Blooms, Bugs and Beasts", The Scarab Club, Detroit, 2008
"Small Works", Northville Art House, 2008
"Annual Juried Photography Exhibition", Padzieski Art Gallery, Dearborn, 2008
"Michigan Annual", The Anton Art Center, Mount Clemens, 2008
"Little Things Mean A Lot!", Lawrence Street Gallery, Ferndale, 2007
“Annual Photography Exhibition”, The Scarab Club, Detroit, 2007
“Annual Canton Fine Arts Exhibition”, The Village Theater, 2007
“Annual Livonia Arts Exhibition”, Livonia Public Library, 2007
“Annual Photography Masters Cup”, International Color Awards, London, 2007
“Silence”, Paint Creek Center for the Arts, Rochester, 2007
Other Recent Exhibitions
"Pas de Deux (Dance for Two)"
Works by Candace and Eric Law
Scarab Club - Lounge Gallery (2008)
"Pas de Deux" is the French term for a dance with two performers, especially in ballet. By dancing with a partner, the woman can jump higher, take positions she would never be able to on her own, and "float" about the stage as she is carried by her partner. With a dancing partner, the man can extend his line and show off his strength. A pas de deux also describes an intricate relationship or activity involving two parties or things.
We selected pairs of our works for this exhibition which, when seen together, are enhanced by each other as in a pas de deux. Each pairing is accompanied by a single word intended to evoke in the viewer’s mind a relationship between the works and to be a point at which to enter the conversation taking place. We invite you to contemplate each pair and make your own connections.
Click here to view the works in the exhibition.