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September 01, 2022 - Image 47

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2022-09-01

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Where to See The
FET!SH Project

FET!SH Project performance at
8 p.m. during the 6- 1 p.m. event
on Sept. 1: Month of Design’s
Opening Party at Spot Lite, 2905
Beaufait St., Detroit. Free admis-
sion. https://designcore.org/event/
detroit-month-of-design-kick-off-
party-20220901/.

FET!SH Project performance at
8 p.m. during the 6-11 p.m. event
on Sept. 15: Month of Design’s
Eastern Market After Dark, Shed
2 at Eastern Market, Detroit. Free
admission. https://designcore.
org/event/eastern-market-af-
ter-dark-20220915/.

Meet the FET!SH Artists
Reception from 6-9 p.m. Sunday,
Sept. 18, at the Andy Art Center,
3000 Fenkell Road in Detroit.
Free admission. Works from this
project will be on display at the
art center throughout the month
of September as well. https://
www.andyarts.org/upcoming.

To learn more about FET!SH, go to
www.thefetishproject.art.

Follow developments on Instagram
at www.instagram.com/the.fetish-
project.

Find out more about the Detroit
Month of Design at https://tinyurl.
com/4whwzjyw.

Meet the Women of FET!SH

Fifteen women artists have collaborated on the FET!SH Project
and will model their art-to-wear works in a flashmob-style
fashion show during two special Detroit Month of Design events
on Sept. 1 and 15. Laura Earle, her husband, Rich, and fellow
artist Sara Kilany created the energetic soundtrack for the
performance. The original percussive composition was made
from the sounds of women walking across a variety of floor
surfaces and the sounds of shoes dropping.

• Laura Earle (pictured) — “Measuring Up” and “Men Control the Conversation”

• Susan Shlom (pictured) — “Out From Under”

• Lynn Edwards Newman (not pictured) — “Out From Under”

• Idelle Hammond-Sass (pictured) — “Conversation with the Matriarch”

• Jeanne Bieri — “Cross Your Heart”

• Loralei R. Byatt — “Goody 2 Shoes”

• Sara Kilany— “Free Flow”

• Martine MacDonald — “She Flies with Her Own Wings”

• Sarah Mark — “Fast Fashion Lake of Fire” and “Miss Femvertising”

• Lynne Muth — “Age of Invisibility” and


“The Care We Carry”

• Laura Quattrocchi

— “Bloodrite”

• CM Sears — “Fit to be Tied”

and “Queen Sized Super

Powers”

• Ann Smith — “Foraging

Vest”

• Vasu Tolia

— “Flying”

• Susan

Lindson —

“The Universe

Dress”

JEWISH ARTISTS

TOP FAR LEFT:
Susan Shlom of
West Bloomfield
(pictured) collabo-
rated on the piece‚
“Out from Under,”
for the FET!SH
Project.

TOP RIGHT: Lynn
Edwards Newman
(not pictured) col-
laborated on the
piece, “Out from
Under,” which is
part of The FET!SH
Project.

BELOW FAR LEFT:
“Conversation with
the Matriarch” was
created by Idelle
Hammond-Sass
(pictured) for the
FET!SH Project.

BELOW RIGHT:
Laura Earle
(pictured) is
the curator of
an art-to-wear
performance piece
titled the FET!SH
Project that will
be shown during
Detroit Month of
Design. Her piece,
“Measuring Up,”
shown here, is
among 20 looks
featured in the
show.

Asia Hamilton and Laura Earle
co-curate Womxnhouse 22 in Detroit
during Month of Design.

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