Use the form on the right to contact us.
We’ll get in touch as soon as we can!
3456 Evaline Street
Hamtramck, Mi 48212
USA
1-313-909-5444
HATCH is a grassroots collective of artists from Hamtramck and the greater Detroit area. It exists to support, grow and promote local art and artists.
Opening Reception Saturday, November 4 at 6 PM - 10 PM
Gallery Hours Saturdays, noon-6pm, November 11-25
Hatch Art Jail Cell, 3456 Evaline St, Hamtramck, Michigan 48212
Created during her 3-month residency at Hamtramck Disneyland, Joanie Wind will be exhibiting her video art and mixed media paintings in the jail cell at the Hatch art gallery.
Opening Reception Saturday, November 4 at 6 PM - 10 PM
Gallery Hours Saturdays, noon-6pm, November 11-25
Artist talk Saturday, November 18, 2pm
Hatch Art Gallery, 3456 Evaline St, Hamtramck, Michigan 48212
2017 Kresge Artist Fellow Jeanne Bieri's first solo exhibition at Hatch features lush and large scale fiber works never shown before.
"I was in an antiwar show three years ago and to prepare I did considerable research on war in general, In particular about WWII. My Dad was a pilot and brought back Army Blankets, those scratchy things that we took to the beach, Y Camp, and used in the barn. They never wore out and were the last things any of us kids chose when we went camping on family vacations. During my anti-war research, I began mending and piecing these blankets, an act of making them whole. A blanket is the border between wakefulness and sleep, a border between warmth and cold, sometimes between surviving and death.
I have also collected quilts and studied their patterns and stitching. The hand stitched quilts, even the raggedy pieces were too good, too personal to discard. Like the Army blankets, quilts are loaded with stories. I began to piece and combine the Army Blankets with the quilts.
All work is hand sewn, an act I cherish because each stitch is a meditation. The chain stitching is practiced on the surface of Muslim clerical garments, each stitch a prayer. With the world in such turmoil it is my profound hope that in restructuring and mending these blankets, by defining the surface with the chain stitch, the horrors of war that exist today can be kept at bay. It is my practice of healing and peace."
-Jeanne Bieri
Now - November first.
Opening Reception Friday, October 6th, 6-8 pm
Cafe 1923, 2287 Holbrook Ave, Hamtramck, MI 48212
Cafe hours: M-F: 7am - 9pm, Sa.-Su: 10am - 7pm
Einfuhlung: an aesthetic term, the way of feeling oneself in a work of art, a word which through various convolutions became ‘empathy’ in English.”
Einfuhlung is a body of self portraits in which the artist, Elise Martin, manipulates her own likeness, in an attempt to find common ground with the proverbial Other. It has been said that the creation of art both encourages and is dependent upon empathetic thinking. In this collection of works, the artist maps, charts and dissects her own image in a sincere effort to create better understanding and human connection.
Opening Reception Saturday, October 7 at 6 PM - 10 PM
Gallery Hours Saturdays, noon-6pm, October 14 - 28
Artist talk Saturday, October 21, 2pm
Hatch Art, 3456 Evaline St, Hamtramck, Michigan 48212
Three artists focus on architecture and landscapes in Detroit, seeing beauty and good in everything, even when it is not always clear. Emilie Beadle in painting, Brian Day in photography, and Ryan Weiss in sculpted assemblage.
Opening Reception Saturday, September 9 at 6 PM - 10 PM
Gallery Hours Saturdays, noon-6pm, September 16 - 30
Artist talk Saturday, September 23, 2pm
Hatch Art, 3456 Evaline St, Hamtramck, Michigan 48212
Come join us for the opening reception! In addition to her striking, fantastical paintings, Melissa will be showing sculpture for the first time with us. Since exhibiting her work for the first time 8 years ago, Hatch has regularly tracked her career and we are excited to be hosting her third solo show with us. Her photo realistic paintings offer a dynamic view of a world not quite real, and her lush use of color entice viewers to take deep, long looks and they unravel her mysterious narratives.
Opening Reception Saturday, August 5 at 6 PM - 10 PM
Gallery Hours Saturdays, 1-6pm, August 5 - August 26
Artist panel talk Saturday, August 19th, 2pm
3456 Evaline St, Hamtramck, Michigan 48212
In*formation: Women in Reflection is a group show curated by artist Ann Smith involving the work of 10 female artists living in the Detroit area. The female perspective is in the spotlight. Questions of equality, gender roles, human value, and simply being heard are at the heart of the issue. How can feminism contend with entrenched patriarchy, survive, and progress?
Participating Artists:
Jan Brown
Lorelei Byatt
Sunshine Durant
Megan Grierson
Melise Hill
Alyssa Klash
Linden
Sonia Litynskyj
CJ Nye
Chloe Viening-Butler.
Gallery Hours Saturdays 1-6 (July 15-29)
“Art for me is a way of being alive, a way to connect myself to the mysteries of the universe, nature and magnificent human soul. Creating is my legacy, my reason to be alive. I am unafraid to try new techniques to convey my emotions...learn and evolve. I am a painter with every inch of my body and soul. In that matter, every painting I make is a powerful story of myself, and my canvas carries the story of my soul forever in time.
I hope, my viewers enjoy my art, feel the bliss, love, energy, exuberance, and joy, and that it might empower their souls.”
One Night Only
Friday, June 30, 2017
6pm -9pm
"Let's Be Realistic" features the oil paintings of Greg Carr and Jeremy Lassila.
Greg and Jeremy find composition in the commonplace and know the value of painting from life.
Their body of work reflects a dedication to the process and tradition of representational painting, built upon contemporary cultural reference.
One Night Only
Saturday, June 24, 2017
7pm -10pm
Millennial Musings is a one night, pop-up exhibtion featuring the works of Detroit-based artists, Caroline Del Giudice and Elise M. Martin.
Caroline Del Giudice makes sculptures, primarily out of steel. Her series “Millennial Musings” is an observation of her generation’s means of communication, a questioning into our reactions and responses, and importantly, an honest view into her own thoughts and doubts.
Elise Martin works in a variety of mediums, including painting, printmaking, sculpture and video- with a focus on empathy and shared human experiences. Because fantasy allows us to view the world through abstract eyes and new frames of reference, she adds a heavy dose of make-believe to everything she creates. By manipulating conventional visual and literary archetypes to tell contemporary narratives, her work plays with familiar modes of expression to engage viewers in an unexpected way.
Ash Griskie is a Detroit based multimedia artist who creates work exploring and speaking about the malleability of the mind and how this relates to humanity on both a cultural and personal level. Drawing influence from modern urban-shamen as well as historical, spiritual, and anthropological texts Ash hopes to reveal the divine in everyone – or at least those willing to look.
Their ever-evolving performance, Communion, explores a combination of traditional and contemporary methods used to interact with the divine, drawing the audience into a meditative -and possibly sublime - space. This work will appear in it's latest iteration alongside Millennial Musings- Caroline Del Giudice and Elise Marie Martin in the Jail Cell in Hatch on Saturday, June 24th 2017.
Whitdel Arts x Hatch Art
May 13th – 27th, 2017
Reception: Saturday, May 13th, 7-10pm
May 20th and May 27th, open noon to 6 pm
Whitdel Arts is still kickin’ it, collaborating with galleries throughout the Detroit area. Their first stop is Hatch Art in Hamtramck, where they will present “8-Bit.”
Ever since Pong took the world by storm, video games have been a rapidly growing and evolving art form. Earlier videogames, limited by the technology of the time forced designers to think of new ways of rendering figures. However as the technology evolved so did the art form, with modern games limited only by the imagination of the developer. “8-Bit” examines this evolution through the lens of visual art and how style, technology and art interact and influence one another, channeling inspiration from “retro” technology into art.
Please join us for an opening reception for the artists on Saturday, May 13th.
A week before the “8-Bit” reception, on May 6th, Whitdel Arts and Hatch Art will be having a fundraising event, “Natural Art Enhancement.” All funds raised wlll be used to continue Whitdel Arts programming. See more info about that event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/175691032949833/
This event is free and open to the public. All ages welcome. For more information, please email info@whitdelarts.com.
The City of Hamtramck is hosting its annual Art in the Park event in on Friday, May 19th. We are seeking volunteers to host arts and crafts tables and volunteers to oversee children’s activities at the event. Last year was the first year of the event and there was a tremendous response from the community. This year we believe it will be even bigger and better!
We are hoping that you will encourage staff to engage student groups to set up a table for their organization. Some may wish to display student art, sponsor a refreshment table with items for sale, or even sponsor an arts & craft table with a “kid-friendly make and take” project.
Art in the Park will take place at Zussman Park (across from City Hall) on May 19, 2017 from 5:30 – 7:30 PM. This is a free, family friendly event that aims to bring the community together, showcase local artists, and promote entrepreneurship.
Interested parties should complete the attached application and return it to kangerer@hamtramckcity.com, krutkowski@hamtramckcity.com, or drop it off at the City Clerk’s office by April 13, 2017.
Silent Auction | Custom Draws | Screen Printing
May 6th, 7pm @ Hatch Art, 3456 Evaline St., Hamtramck
Join us at Hatch Art for a night of food, drink and natural art enhancement! Raised funds will go towards continuing Whitdel Arts' programming.
Silent Auction featuring work by:
Jide Aje
Kia Arriaga
Thomas Bell
Jeffrey Bowman
Austen James Brady
Michael Garguilo
Heavenly Dogs
Ryan Brady Herberholz
Jim Hittinger
Alvaro Jurado
Deb Kashdan
KA Letts
Tisch Mikhail Lewis
Trevor Long
Julia Mauri
Nicole Richards
Lauren Satlowski
Stephen William Schudlich
Jack O. Summers
Ana Vazquez
Custom Draws featuring artists:
Jennifer Belair
Emilio Cardiel
Chrilz
Daniel Cicchelli
Sophie Eisner
Dominic Gianetti
Brach Goodman
Nick Pizana
Dino Valdez
For the rest of May following this event, Whitdel Arts will present the "8-Bit" exhibition at Hatch Art. See the event page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/327085447708928/
Drinks provided by Fancy Drinks. Treats provided by Ameyalli Mexican Treats. Admission is free and open to the public. For more information, please email info@whitdelarts.com.
Hatch's annual juried exhibition, featuring 54 artists and 60 art works. Treena Flannery Ericson served as jurist this year, choosing from over 300 entries.
Jide Aje
Linda Allen
Emilie Beadle
Jennifer Belair
Craig Billings
Alyssa Bogdan
Steve Boni
Jef Bourgeau
Jackie Brooks
Loralei R. Byatt
Jeff Cancelosi
Gregory Carr
Nina Caruso
Chris Charron
Robbie Aaron Collis
Donald Cronkhite
Joe Culver
Ann Marie Curley
Ian Decker
Caroline Del Giudice
Melissa Dettloff
Edward Duff
Kim Fay
Roy Feldman
Jen Fitzpatrick
Harah Frost
Seamus Gallagher
Heather Gardner
Megan Grierson
David Hardin
Claudia Hershman
Melanie Hilliard
Rosemarie Hughes
Matthew Kay
Kirsten Lund
Alex Matthews
Brant McLean
Andrew Morawski
Thomas R. Morris
Sean Nader
Carly Neves
Benjamin Nowak
Teresa Petersen
Laura Reed
Nicole Richards
Kela Robinson
Erin K. Schmidt
Manal Shoukair
Ann Smith
Tricia Soderberg
Barbara Tozier
Timothy Wells
Wendy Wernet
John Wood
Colorful silk dye resist banners, inspired by stories from Inuit culture and the book of Exodus, as well as by Michigan nature.
Café 1923
2287 Holbrook
Hamtramck, MI
Weekdays 7 am - 9 pm, Weekends 10 am - 7 pm
Whitdel Arts is currently accepting submissions for "8-Bit." Ever since Pong took the world by storm, video games have been a rapidly growing and evolving art form. Earlier videogames, limited by the technology of the time forced designers to think of new ways of rendering figures. However as the technology evolved so did the art form, with modern games limited only by the imagination of the developer. "8-Bit" examines this evolution through the lens of visual art and how style, technology and art interact and influence one another, channeling inspiration from “retro” technology into art. This exhibition will be held at Hatch Arts in Hamtramck, MI in May 2017.
Submission deadline is April 17th at 11:59am.
View the entire call here for all requirements!: https://goo.gl/I3TpoS
Questions? Email us at info@whitdelarts.com
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 4, 6 To 10pm
Gallery Hours:
Saturday, March 11th, 1-6pm (ARTIST TALK @ 2:00pm)
Saturday, March 18th, 1-6pm
Saturday, March 25th, 1-6pm
Hatch Gallery, 3456 Evaline St, Hamtramck, Michigan 48212
Wood-construction sculpture.
Triplicity: A Metaphor in Color
Senior Thesis Show by Ash Griskie
One Night Only: Monday, February 27, 6 To 10pm
Now through March 11.
Reception Friday, February 17, 6-8pm
Cafe 1923, 2287 Holbrook St, Hamtramck, Michigan.
Weekdays 7 am - 9 pm, Weekends 10 am - 7 pm
The photographs included in this exhibitions are all of women in Halena's life. The point of this body of work was to capture the essence of her friends in a way that they felt most comfortable, a way to bring out the most convivial part of themselves.
ARTIST STATEMENT: “A Home Abroad” (Detroit, 2013-2016) explores a family’s journey immigrating to a post industrial city in America after living in the rural landscape of Sylhet in Bangladesh. The family moved into Detroit’s neighborhood of resettled Bengali immigrants with hopes to find job opportunity, proper medical treatment and education.
BIOGRAPHY: Ali Lapetina is a photographer and educator based in Detroit, Michigan. Her work explores stories of transition - focusing on immigrant and refugee integration and longtime residents living within a post-industrial city. Ali graduated from the College for Creative Studies in 2013 with a BFA in Photography and a minor in Advertising Design. She is the founder of Women of Banglatown, an all women’s community space offering free art activities for young girls and income generating activities for Bengali women in Detroit. Ali has been commissioned by National Geographic, New York Times, and Le Monde among others.
