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jul.01.06
Detroit@ 00:00:55 - This Time It's Personal
/ Viewing at
The Detroit
Film Center
Join us at the
DFC for a view of the latest Detroit@ 00:00:55 - This Time It's
Personal, the second compilation of digital films presented by
[FLAK]. More details to f
mar.06
** DVDs NOW AVAILABLE ** - Detroit@ 00:00:55 - This Time It's Personal
Get you personal copy of the latest Detroit@ 00:00:55
compilation of digital films, produced by local artists and
presented by FLAK. DVDs can be picked up locally or mailed
via regular post, email
sales@flakdetroit.com.
TITLE: Detroit @ 00:00:55 - This Time It's Personal
PRESENTED BY: FLAK Detroit
YEAR: 2006
RUNTIME: 53 mins.
COST: $10
SALES CONTACT:
sales@flakdetroit.com
feb.24.06
Detroit@ 00:00:55 - This Time It's Personal
Detroit@ 00:00:55 - This Time It's Personal, the second compilation of digital films presented by [FLAK]. See the show during Fourth Fridays at
Cranbrook Museum of Art at 7pm on February 24, 2006. Admission is $6 or $4 for Students.
More Details>>
mar.04
"Detroit 9000" Viewing Party / Discussion at the
The Detroit Film Center
FLAK and another local group will be hosting a viewing party for the
controversial 70's film, Detroit 9000. After the film, we will have an open discussion about some of the issues presented in the film. Food and refreshments will be provided.
apr.02.04 at Red
Door Digital
"OUTSIDE IN" Graphic Design Exhibit
FLAK will hosting a traveling graphic design exhibit that will feature the work from international artists as well as Cranbrook graduates and Detroit Artists. The opening night festivities will include live music by KalKaska and 2 live DJs.
oct.24.03
Detroit@ 00:00:55_
FLAK presents a 4th Friday at Cranbrook Art Museum. This evening will feature dozens of 55 second films about Detroit. The films will vary in content. FREE ENTRY FOR MEMBERS.
sep.26.03
The Pedestrian Connection II Gallery Crawl + FLAK.PARTY#3__
FLAK is hosting the gallery crawl in the Cass-Midtown area to help support Detroit Synergy Group's event. (Tentative) The Gallery Crawl will start with refreshments at 5pm at cPOP Gallery and will include, G.R.Namdi Gallery, Dell Pryor Gallery, Detroit Artist's Market, Market-n-the Arc, Elaine L. Jacob Gallery, Cass Cafe Gallery, and Traffic Jam n' Snug Gallery. FLAK friends and members are invited to a dinner party at Traffic Jam afterwards to be followed by and afterparty at the Trumbullplex. The walks between each location range from 2-5 minutes. Please RSVP info@flakdetroit.com. All details are tentative. More info TBA.
jul.10.03
2nd CRITICAL MASS: Call for Entries_
We received entries from all over the world and are currently in the middle of our jury process to select the entries that will be featured at Detroit's Tangent Gallery in Fall 2004. More details coming soon.
jun.21.03
FLAK.PARTY#2: Artful Party_
Friends and members interact in an experimental painting game. Event was hosted at Red Door Digital Printing Plant in Detroit.
may.25-28.03
MOVEMENT 2003: Detroit Electronic Music Festival Installation_
FLAK presents an interactive video art installation designed by 4C Design Studios. The installation was located in the Underground Stage performance area.
may.14.03
@ Detroit Art Symposium -hosted by cPOP gallery_
FLAK Director, Dr. Rochelle Martin, discusses the direction of the creative community in Detroit with Peter Werbie (writer, radio host), John Sinclair (writer, artist), Aaron Timlin (director of Detroit Artist's Market) and Cary Loren - Moderator (artist, muscian, owner of The Book Beat)
apr.09.03
FLAK.PARTY#1_
Event was hosted at the Architect's Asylum in Detroit. An evening of strange music and a tour of the infamous Brookyln Street Artists' Lofts+Gallery.
apr.03
FLAK.FORUM#1_
A temporary online forum (beta version) is launched to monitor usage.
Official online forum to be launched at a later date.
feb.11.03
CRITCAL MASS 1: Catalogue design begins_
Compiling artist statements, photography, and images from the November exhibit begins. Publication scheduled for Fall 2003.
nov.17.02
CRITICAL MASS: Symposium @ MoNa_
During the exhibit, FLAK hosted a symposium which discussed issues regarding the redevelopment of Detroit and the role of an alternative architecture organization. The symposium was moderated by David Walsh (editor for wsws.org). The panel included Jason Young (Author of Stalking Detroit), George Tysh (arts writer for Detroit Metrotimes), Julie Kim (Architect -StudioZone, Faculty -Univ. of Detroit), Eyal Weizman (architect, writer of A Civilian Occupation, The Next Jerusalem),and Lowell Boileau (forum-webmaster of The Fabulous Ruins of Detroit)
nov.09.02-dec.20.02
1st CRITICAL MASS: An exhibtion of Art, Architecture, and Design_
Hosted at the former Museum of New Art in Detroit. Over 40 projects including video installations, film, photography, paintings, objects, architecture, furniture design by a variety of artists primarily from the Detroit area. Exhibitors included: Andrew Zago, PLY Architects, Mel Chin, Hemingway + a/studio, *co-lab, and more FULL LIST>>
aug.02
FLAK is formed_
After several months of discussion, FLAK is formed as a non-profit organization for the creative community of Detroit. The debut is decided to be an exhibition in Detroit.
apr.14.02
The First Meeting_
A small group of educators, practitioners, and students representing the architecture, music, and art community of Detroit gather to discuss the formation of an alternative group.
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