UnRelated
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Iris Eichenberg & Alberte TranbergThis is a Lamp III, 2026Steel tube, electrical cord, wood, brass, milk paint, light bulbDimensions variable -
Evan Fay & Ebitenyefa BaralayeFay / Baralaye Table, 2026Stainless steel, stoneware, concrete aggregate, brick29.5 x 43 x 43 inches -
Jack Craig & Nina ChoMirror II, 2026Blackened Steel, bronze, glass, bronzed glass24 x 23 x 8.5 inches -
Seth Keller & Dee ClementsMirror, 2026Elm, mirror, reed, dyed reed and paint26 x 22 x 10 inches -
Ebitenyefa Baralaye & Evan FayBaralaye / Fay Chandelier, 2026Stainless Steel, stoneware, glaze, chain, electrical wiring30 x 40 x 40 inches -
Seth Keller & Dee ClementsChair, 2026White oak, reed, dyed reed and paint36 x 30 x 20 inches -
Alexander Buzzalini & James Anthony HaddrillBeam Bench, 2026Found steel, salvaged beam, Rebar, resin, bondo, foam18 x 50 x 30 inches -
C Hancock & Toomas ToomepuuBedroom Adventure Table, 2026Latex, aluminum, powder-coated steel, hardware, leather, stainless steel, conveyor belt17.75 x 25 x 48 inches -
Wes TaylorWes Taylor T, 2026Silk screened cotton shirt, steel, styrofoam, epoxy, resin -
Tony HopeTony Hope T, 2026Silk screened cotton shirt, steel, styrofoam, epoxy, resin -
Chris SchanckChris Schanck T, 2026Silk screened cotton shirt, steel, styrofoam, epoxy, resin
David Klein Gallery is pleased to present UnRelated, curated by Detroit-based designer Jack Craig for the 16th edition of the Detroit Month of Design festival. UnRelated serves as a platform for the exploration of creative partnerships by fifteen Artist/Designers.
A reception for the artists will be held on Friday, September 18, 5 – 8 PM, 678 Livernois Street, Ferndale, Michigan.
The core theme of the show is rooted in collaboration, designed to examine the processes, opportunities, challenges, tensions, and possibilities that emerge when creators work together. By gathering a carefully curated group of artists and designers, the exhibition will highlight a diverse spectrum of artistic perspectives. Some are deeply accustomed to collaborative workflows and others maintain strictly individual practices. Featured artists include Ebitenyefa Baralaye & Evan Fay, Nina Cho & Jack Craig, Dee Clements & Seth Keller, Toomas Toomepuu & C Hancock, Iris Eichenberg & Alberte Tranberg, James Anthony Haddrill & Alexander Buzzalini and Chris Shanck, and Wes Taylor &Tony Hope.
The resulting works take on a variety of compelling forms; ranging from simultaneous co-creation and exquisite corpse-style sequential processes to cross-interventions on existing objects and other experimental formats deeply connected to the collaborative theme.