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Our EMERGING artist series continues with our second group of artists featuring work by Sharaine Bell, Nancy E. Christensen, Kieran Collins and Chris Vogel. There will be an opening reception for the artists on February 8th from 6-9 pm. Please join us to view the work and meet the artists. Show runs January 29 – February 16, 2014.

Campfire Gallery is pleased to present “Emerging,” our first emerging artist series. Shown as a succession of three group exhibitions, viewers will have the opportunity to discover a broad range of work by local artists in a variety of media including painting, sculpture, mixed-media and ceramics.

We open this week with the first group show and a reception for the artists on Saturday, January 11 from 6-9 pm. We hope you can join us to meet the artists and view the work.

Linda Raynsford, Tree Saw Sculptures

Skye MacLeod, encaustic paintings 2013

Our current Holiday Group Show featuring new work from Linda Raynsford and Skye MacLeod runs through Sunday, December 29, 2013. We hope you can come by and see the show before it closes!

Linda Raynsford, Tree Saw sculptures from vintage hand saws

Skye MacLeod, Obscure Object of Desire

We are pleased to present our holiday group show featuring work by local artists Linda Raynsford and Skye MacLeod. Runs through December 29th.

We are pleased to present our Holiday Group show featuring the work of Skye MacLeod and Linda Raynsford with a reception for the artists on Saturday, November 9, 6-9 pm. Show runs November 6 – December 29.

Michael Campbell “Coven” 2013

Campfire Gallery is pleased to present “Web of Wyrd” a solo exhibition featuring the work of Bay Area artist Michael Campbell. Show runs September 26 – November 3 with a reception for the artist on Saturday, September 28, 6 – 9 p.m.

This is the final weekend to view Hello Melo’s “Sleepless Nights” which runs through Sunday, September 22. Come by and check it out before it heads back to Detroit.

Detroit-based painter and graffiti art Hello Melo uses found signage in Detroit’s abandoned urban landscape to create his series of untitled graffiti and portrait paintings on view at Campfire Gallery from August 14 – September 22.

And when he’s not in his studio, he’s part of the growing community of Detroit street artists. He and fellow artist Ayem created this piece in response to the city’s recent cash flow problems.