Flexible, creative space makes 555 Gallery natural home for artists
Since 2004, 555 Gallery has provided flexible space for artists of all stripes on Grand River just west of Woodbridge.
Since 2004, 555 Gallery has provided flexible space for artists of all stripes on Grand River just west of Woodbridge.
Excerpt:
Cofounder Carl Goines, 28, of Cohoctah Township said he and his
partners — Monte Martinez, 45, of Detroit and Nicole Parker, 36, of
Ann Arbor — wanted to create a space where artists from every genre
could come and “do their thing.”
“We wanted people to have a place where artists could come and work at
their own pace in a relaxed setting and develop camaraderie with fellow
artists,” Goines said. “555 Studio/Gallery is able to provide these
services, and we can do so without charging large studio rental fees.”
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