Overview
This August, Detroit multidisciplinary artist and engineer Lebree Jones presents NOISE, an immersive exhibition that places analog craft, digital systems and Black futurist imagination in direct conversation. Detroit Artist Lebree Jones Transforms Office Space Gallery into an Immersive Art-and-Technology Environment.
NOISE is designed for artists, technologists, collectors, cultural leaders, internet natives, makers, dreamers and skeptics. It is also a distinctly Detroit proposition: experimental, engineered, musical and grounded in a city where industry and imagination have always shaped one another.
The exhibition opens Saturday, August 8 at 7:00 p.m. with an opening party. On Saturday, August 15 from noon to 5:00 p.m., visitors can attend a gallery tour, spend extended time with the work, meet the artist and view original artwork available for purchase. On Saturday, August 22 at noon, the series continues with a futurcasting roundtable focused on technology, culture and the futures Detroit communities want to build. NOISE concludes Saturday, August 29 with a closing showcase and final immersive experience celebrating the work, community and futures generated throughout the month.
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