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&#60;img width="1575" height="2048" width_o="1575" height_o="2048" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/0ce7c6580e165937b64decb38d2e9c445847eaa74e2f5f9cace8d0cdfb458f5f/B0014274-Edit.jpg" data-mid="239349591" border="0"  src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/0ce7c6580e165937b64decb38d2e9c445847eaa74e2f5f9cace8d0cdfb458f5f/B0014274-Edit.jpg" /&#62;FREEDOM in the shape of US, issue 13

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&#60;img width="596" height="768" width_o="596" height_o="768" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/57983f6a1ddae3729008881fa6060e540f25e70b4bc15a67c20fafef3230994f/COVERweb2.jpg" data-mid="102333492" border="0"  src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/596/i/57983f6a1ddae3729008881fa6060e540f25e70b4bc15a67c20fafef3230994f/COVERweb2.jpg" /&#62;Issue 05Spring 2017


	&#60;img width="785" height="1024" width_o="785" height_o="1024" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/07f337957acb7add8c64ae0d5cee6081d1969168617b899098a176503e07a4fc/Webres.jpg" data-mid="102333496" border="0"  src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/785/i/07f337957acb7add8c64ae0d5cee6081d1969168617b899098a176503e07a4fc/Webres.jpg" /&#62;Issue 07Winter 2018/19
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Totes and sweatshirts.


	
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Barbed’s 10th Anniversary 
Sweatshirt


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Barbed’s bag

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		<title>FREEDOM in the shape of US, issue 13, Fall 2025</title>
				
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		<description>FEATURED ARTISTS:Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. 

Redd

Kiwi Barranco

Michael Reyes

Jude Abu Zaineh



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Barbed’s issue 13, “FREEDOM in the Shape of US,” Fall 2025, marks a pivotal time for everyone involved. I couldn’t think of a better time to address the way we express ourselves, even the sound of our voices, our accents, or the lack of. How do we navigate our surroundings knowing so that we are targeted for how we carry ourselves as humans on this land?


	Issue 13 seeks to address the freedoms we constantly have to negotiate and what we must leave behind to move forward, including our traditions and ways of behaving in workplaces, neighborhoods, and schools. Mindfully, we must consider the repercussions we may face if we continue to discover who we are becoming or want to be.


I had the incredible honor of conducting all the interviews and photographing most of the featured artists this time. I got to know them on a deeper level, a group of brave people. I became aware of things I didn’t know before and enriched my knowledge about what goes on behind the scenes.


I am grateful for their time and willingness to want to be a part of this issue. We asked ourselves what freedom means in different contexts, one that sometimes doesn’t exist, and we have to create it to feel free. Despite the distance, borders, and laws, we always strive to keep our traditions passed through our great, grandmothers, and grandfathers who made it to the United States.



	These interviews reveal the passion artists have to move forward and what it means to define freedom with their practice while showing their vulnerability of being here, right now. While conducting the interviews, I was trying to realize my own freedom, and inspired by their practice, listening to their story, I felt freer.

FREEDOM in the shape of US is a collection of stories, anecdotes, and insights into the lives of five artists who are in a constant state of transformation, searching for the true meaning and value of the word freedom.

My hope is that this work brings a sense of personality to the practicality of being a member of the Black, Indigenous, and People of Color communities in this time in the United States.


This issue is possible thanks to the University of Michigan Musuem of Art.
Barbed issue 13 is an edition of 25 copies.
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		<title>Intentionally Mindful issue 12, Spring-Summer 2024</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Tue, 20 Aug 2024 17:11:27 +0000</pubDate>

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Intentionally Mindful, Spring-Summer 2024Barbed 10th Anniversary issue 12
Visiting Editor Precious Johnson, Visual Designer Jetshri Bhadviya
Intentionally Mindful, issue #12, brings together a group of artists from distinct backgrounds, stories, and mediums.-- This is an attempt to tell a story about themselves and what they do, how they see and understand the meaning of thriving and moving forward to a more equitable and peaceful place to coexist. I am incredibly grateful to CultureSource for making this opportunity available and providing a chance to work with Precious and Jetshri and have funds to pay artists for their contributions. Also thanks to The Andy Warhol Foundation for continuing to spread its wings and fund local organizations that support and believe in individual artists to make a change. This year marks Barbed’s tenth anniversary,&#38;nbsp;and as we move toward the future, I want to ensure we always look for transformation and reinvention.In memoriam Hilda Esperanza Simon Alam, Graciela Maria Rico Simon, Martha Estela Nuñez Cruz, Mayra Porena Simon Alam, Antonia González.

FEATURED ARTISTS:

Tania BennettCarolyn CatlosDaleJuan LittletonCoral SifreDino TakashiMichael Wright

This is issue is financially sponsored by:
CultureSource
The Andy Warhol Foundation


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		<title>Photography as a Medium, issue 11, Fall/Winter 2021-2022</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Nov 2021 15:20:45 +0000</pubDate>

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Photography as a Medium
Fall/Winter 2021, 2022

Barbed issue 11, Photography as a Medium, curated by Jetshri Bhadviya

“Photography as a Medium”

This issue features extraordinary artists who explore how photography transforms; from traditional to contemporary, literal to conceptual and 2 dimentional to&#38;nbsp; 4 dimentional artform. The studio visits with the artists shared within this issue challenges our perception of the medium and its use in a multidisciplinary capacity to have eye opening conversations about diversity and anthropocene. 

Jetshri Bhadviya is our guest curator and editor for this issue. Ms. Bhadviya is an Indian woman, non-immigrant alien, artist, scholar, educator, curator and a studio art activist currently living and working in Michigan. She received her MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art in 2015 and BFA from American University in Dubai in 2009. Currently she is a Special Lecturer in the Art &#38;amp; Art History Department at Oakland University and an Adjunct at College For Creative Studies. She is a multimedia artist who uses photography, videography, sound, and performance to explore how human bodies activate a space and how they are perceived in a social, political, and spiritual environment. 


FEATURED ARTISTS:

Ryan DebolskiRickey WeaverPrecious Johnson-ArabitgShanna MerolaHalima Afi CassellsTrisha Holt
This is issue is financially sponsored by:
Grinstein Jewelry &#38;amp; DesignCranbrook Academy or Art




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		<title>Escultura de la Frontera: Border Sculpture, issue 10, Fall/Winter 2020-2021</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Wed, 17 Mar 2021 14:01:35 +0000</pubDate>

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Escultura de la Frontera: Border SculptureFall/Winter 2020, 2021

Featured artists:
Abel HernándezHilla ShapiraNaama LevitSam AlbaughStephanie MeleZeke Moores

Issue 10 features artists from border towns and the territorial boundaries of their works. On this issue, we look at their practice from an environmental and a multicultural landscape that sees beyond an era facing closures and governmental curfews. 


Barbed’s latest issue will emphasize the existent contrast between artists’ works depicting resilience against boundless borders, focusing on the body, consumerism, and materiality. The featured works include Tijuana/Veracruz in Mexico, Detroit, Michigan, Windsor, Canada, and cities in Israel, including Jerusalem. The issue focuses on works created by members of minority groups, allies, and artists who called these cities their home. 




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		<title>Painting: conceptually speaking, issue 09, Spring-Summer 2020</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Wed, 17 Mar 2021 14:01:35 +0000</pubDate>

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Painting: Conceptually Speaking. 
The spring-summer issue introduces selected artists from Metro Detroit, South Dakota, and those living in Canada. Issue 09 is a collection of works born from virtual conversations and social media interactions. These virtual studio visits centered on the artists’ practices and how painting plays a role as a medium in their works.


Painting as a medium is regarded as one of the purest forms of art and expression. While it is an expansive art form, painting technique is often the focus. We rarely spend time on the inherent topics the artists are trying to convey.


Painting: Conceptually speaking, it’s a language tool rather than an exposed process. It’s a survey of how artists blend other mediums like makeup, sculpture, and performance art together with painting to communicate their message.

Featured artists:

Nathalia Calderon&#38;nbsp;@natypearlartVanessa Cornell&#38;nbsp;@vanessaccornellIan Torres McLaughlin&#38;nbsp;@ianmclaughlinLou Ramo&#38;nbsp;@itslouramo Natalie Wadlington&#38;nbsp;@natalie.wadlingtonAmy Sacksteder&#38;nbsp;@amysacksteder_studioLane Bordeaux&#38;nbsp;@lane_mua

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Lane Bordeaux
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Lane Bordeaux is a makeup artist based in Pine Ridge, South Dakota, who’s self-portraits literally paint a journal contrasting technique and a landscape called home. 

Lou Ramo
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Bad Guy, black ink, acrylic, and pen. 8.5” x 11.” 2020. Image provided by the artist.




Lou Ramo is a Detroit based artist who uses performance and visual arts to characterize his influences from culture and celebrities.




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		<title>Beyond Measure: A Performance Art Survey in Metro Detroit and Windsor, Issue 08, Fall 2019</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Wed, 17 Mar 2021 14:01:35 +0000</pubDate>

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BEYOND MEASURE, A PERFORMANCE ART SURVEY, FOCUSES ON THE PRACTICES AND SUBJECTS ARTISTS EMPLOY TO EXPAND THEIR MESSAGE USING IMAGES AND PERFORMANCE ART. 

The issue is focused on the images that are captured during a performance, how the artists exercise visual imagery to deliver a varied perspective, understanding that there is no public present, just the camera. Often, performance art is intended to be experienced live, in real time, with images functioning as a recording action. The issue features artists who use performance art as a medium, in ways that may lead to a different outcome, or just as experimentation.Featured artists:

Adrienne Crossman, Canada @fakechildhoodScott Crandall, US @s.quaredogNadja Pelkey, Canada @easiestprovidencetodrawCristin Richard, US @ttmorossJessica Frelinghuysen US @paperhelmetsJude Abu Zaineh, US/Canada @judewheresmycar_Moira Maloney, US @moiranmaloneyJetshri Bhadviya, US @jethsriErica Gressman, US @no_egressLeslie Rogers, US @buttflincherMelanie Manos, US @melanie_manos

Preview

 Adrienne Crossman 
 Exist – stills from a performance for video (50 minutes). Video documentation of me tattooing a version of my own artwork on my ankle – a flag / pennant that reads EXIST. This work is about the act of queer bodies existing as a form of resistance, and to celebrate existence as being enough. The presence of queer bodies can often disorient hetero patriarchal society in ways that disrupt every day interactions. The presence of queer bodies represents a queer potentiality, an orientation towards another way of being that is not often comprehended by ‘straight’ society. 

A full version of video can be viewed here
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Death Rehearsal


by Leslie Rogers

Today in America, when a body leaves your average hospice home, a passage quilt often obscures the body bag, concealing it from terminal onlookers. 


Neighbors watch each other leave in bags all the time, waiting for their magnificent moment in the corpse parade, under a finely stitched passage quilt. With hundreds of hours of toil necessary to make one piece, quilters today make “passage quilts” 


[use corners of body bag for air quotes] 


for this exact purpose. The body fills the body bag, which is folded back to expose the head, and is covered up to the chin with a passage quilt, to create the illusion of sleeeeping... Once the body is in the vehicle, the quilt is folded up and returned to the hospice home for the next to pass. It is a garment for passing... passing as alive!


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		<title>About</title>
				
		<link>https://barbedmagazine.com/About</link>

		<pubDate>Wed, 17 Mar 2021 14:01:35 +0000</pubDate>

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Barbed is an art publication rooted in the metropolitan Detroit area of Michigan, with ties extending across the border to its sister city, Windsor, Canada. The magazine highlights work by artists from LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities. Since its founding in 2014, Barbed has been supported by organizations, art colleges, and businesses through grants and advertising partnerships.
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Barbed is a locally printed and a limited edition publication of 100 copies per issue. Available for purchase in Detroit, at MOCAD, store inside the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit.
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		<description>October 22, 2025
Please join us for the release party celebrating the latest issue 13, “FREEDOM in the shape of US,” featuring the works of local artists from the BIPOC community.Tuesday October 28, 7 PM
3400 Bagley St, Detroit, MI
RSVP @weareculturecreators
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September 29, 2025
[PREVIEW] - (title announcement)
FREEDOM in the shape of US, issue 13, fall 2025
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August 28, 2025
We will see you at the&#38;nbsp;Detroit Art Book Fair on October 10 &#38;amp; 11. at&#38;nbsp;Trinosophes.


August 27, 2025We met today with Kiwi, a local artist and who’s work explores photography and the realms of his Mexican heritage using amulets and spiritual guidance. His work will be featured in the upcoming issue of Barbed “FREEDOM in the shape of us,” to launch this Fall.
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April 16, 2025
Barbed issue 13 is in development. While we await responses from pending funding applications, we are moving forward — refining ideas and considering the themes we aim to engage with in this edition.&#38;nbsp;


September 18, 2024Intentionally Mindful
Launch party issue #12
Thank you to Leslie Ann Pilling Founder and Director of the Metropolitanall Musuem of Design Detroit for hosting us! And, to the artists who participated on the latest issue of Barbed, Intentionally Mindful launch party! Until next year for issue #13.

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Images by Precious Johnson. 2024.
September 03, 2024
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LAUNCH PARTY ISSUE #12INTENTIONALLY MINDFUL, 10TH ANNIVERSARYSEPTEMBER 14, 6PMMetropolitan Museum of Design Detroit (MM-O-DD)904 HENRY STREET3RD FLOOR, DETROIT, MI 48201FEATURED ARTISTS:Tania BennettCarolyn CatlosDaleJuan LittletonCoral SifreDino TakashiMichael WrightThis event is financially sponsored by:CultureSourceThe Andy Warhol FoundationAugust 20, 2024
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Intentionally Mindful, Spring-Summer 2024.February 27, 2024&#60;img width="1900" height="1908" width_o="1900" height_o="1908" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/a3f9bc62da25dd3b4140b01f98447a757f83ea729f3be7d33843462946ce4777/000006550003smll.jpg" data-mid="205566084" border="0" data-scale="77" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/a3f9bc62da25dd3b4140b01f98447a757f83ea729f3be7d33843462946ce4777/000006550003smll.jpg" /&#62;
Thankful to Carolyn Catlos for letting us visit their studio in Southwest Detroit. We have officially completed the round of interviews for this issue. Our plan continues, and we look forward to the release party of issue #12, "intentionally mindful" this coming Spring. Thanks again to CultureSource and The Andy Warhol Foundation for their support!

December 31, 2023

&#60;img width="403" height="403" width_o="403" height_o="403" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/7957a3c8eea2ac93439bc43965be12cf78373a38c8dc804748584019d79af8a0/PreciousJohnson-Arabitg.jpg" data-mid="200489500" border="0"  src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/403/i/7957a3c8eea2ac93439bc43965be12cf78373a38c8dc804748584019d79af8a0/PreciousJohnson-Arabitg.jpg" /&#62;We are truly excited to announce that we have received a Flourish Fund grant, generously supported by the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts as part of its Regional Regranting Program. -- to support the production of the Winter / Spring 2024 issue titled "intentionally mindful" featuring the work of six local artists. Issue #12 also welcomes our visiting editor and grant collaborator Precious Johnson-Arabitg. Can wait to start working together! Big thanks to CultureSource for making this opportunity available to artists in the Detroit area. Without your support this will not be possible. Thank you!



May 20, 2023


The next issue of Barbed is coming in 2023/2024.


11/27/2021

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Cover by Trisha Holt,&#38;nbsp;Deadstock &#124; Archival Pigment Print &#124; 43 x 28 in. &#124; 2019

Barbed issue #11, Photography as a Medium, curated by Jetshri Jetshri Bhadviya

“Photography as a Medium”


This issue features extraordinary artists who explore how photography transforms; from traditional to contemporary, literal to conceptual and 2 dimentional to&#38;nbsp; 4 dimentional artform. The studio visits with the artists shared within this issue challenges our perception of the medium and its use in a multidisciplinary capacity to have eye opening conversations about diversity and anthropocene. 


Jetshri Bhadviya is our guest curator and editor for this issue. Ms. Bhadviya is an Indian woman, non-immigrant alien, artist, scholar, educator, curator and a studio art activist currently living and working in Michigan. She received her MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art in 2015 and BFA from American University in Dubai in 2009. Currently she is a Special Lecturer in the Art &#38;amp; Art History Department at Oakland University and an Adjunct at College For Creative Studies. She is a multimedia artist who uses photography, videography, sound, and performance to explore how human bodies activate a space and how they are perceived in a social, political, and spiritual environment. 


FEATURED ARTISTS:


Ryan Debolski

Rickey Weaver

Precious Johnson-Arabitg

Shanna Merola

Halima Afi Cassells

Trisha Holt

This is issue is financially sponsored by:
Grinstein Jewelry &#38;amp; DesignCranbrook Academy or Art


02/12/2021

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Barbed Magazine issue #10 is officially out! Thank you, artists, for your patience while we navigate during these difficult times. This issue features some incredible artists from the Metro Detroit area and those from afar in Mexico and Israel.
Artists featured:

Abel HernándezHilla ShapiraNaama LevitSam AlbaughStephanie MeleZeke Moores
&#38;nbsp;
12/09/2020

Barbed is pleased to announce issue #10, Escultura de la Frontera: Border Sculpture. 


Featuring:


Abel Hernández

Hilla Shapira

Naama Levit

Sam Albaugh

Stephanie Mele

Zeke Moores


Barbed’s issue #10 Fall - Winter 2020/2021 


With a release date in late December.


09/20/2020

Barbed Magazine is pleased to announce its latest call for submissions: Issue #10, ‘Escultura de la Frontera: Border Sculpture.’ 


The issue will look at if and how living in border towns influences artists’ work and whether they feel the need to alter their environment to fit into a multicultural landscape surrounded by country limits, barbed-wire fences, industry, bodies of water, border-crossing, scanners, police presence, and, more recently, border closures. 


Although we live in border towns, it is necessary to say that this is not always on our minds, so it’s intriguing to see how the artwork created has an intrinsic aspect that goes unnoticed or how significant it is to contextualize it in such a way. 


Issue #10 will emphasize the existent contrast between Detroit, Michigan, and Windsor, Ontario, in Canada. Through their location, the twin cities share some similar aspects in terms of their industries, economies, and cultural specificity. The issue gives particular attention to works created by members of minority groups and artists that have called either of these cities their home. 


All work created within the last two years will be considered. Finished or in-progress pieces will be accepted. Also, submissions in the form of proposals, sketches, writings, and notes will be considered. The selected artist will receive an honorarium upon confirmation of funds. 

More information can be found here.


04/15/2020

We are in the process of launching a new site called barbedmag.art - featuring all of the artists that have been a part of Barbed during these six years! Stay tuned for the release date, as we finish a few details.
03/23/2020

Barbed magazine is pleased to announce the upcoming Spring/Summer issue entitled "Painting: Conceptually Speaking." The issue will be available online-only for the time being, as although we have been committed to producing each issue in high-quality print format, due to the current state of world events and uncertain funding, we have decided to suspend the regular 'printing' schedule temporarily. 

The new issue will include works selected from artists living in Metro Detroit, including Canada. The Spring/Summer issue will be based on virtual conversations, and studio visits focused on each of the artists' practices and how painting as a medium plays a role in their works.

Painting as a subject or as a medium is regarded as one of the purest forms of art and expression. While it is an expansive art form, we often focus on the technique or lack of and too rarely spend time on the intrinsic topics the artists are trying to address and convey.

This issue will be by invitation only as there will not be an open call for public submissions. The selection of artists will be based on how their work fits the context of this issue's theme. Once the issue is published online, it will be available to view for free, along with an open party event tentatively planned for late Summer.

As we reluctantly venture into going digital-only, our wish for the future Fall issue is that, by then, we will all be in a better place. 

With best wishes, 

Arturo Herrera
Founder, Editor-in-Chief

&#38;nbsp;
11/19/2019
Barbed’s Fall launch Party, issue 8.&#38;nbsp;

Thank you for coming!

Photos by: Eli Gold, and Barbed Magazine.


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10/24/2019

Barbed Magazine Fall Launch Party:
Join Barbed to celebrate issue 08, "Beyond Measure: A Performance Art Survey in Metro Detroit and Windsor.” Have a drink, dance and see the featured artists perform. With Leslie Rogers, Jetshri Bhadviya, Jessica Rose Frelinghuysen, Cristin Richard, Moira Maloney, Scott Crandall, Nadja Pelkey, Jude Abu Zaineh, Adrienne Crossman, Erica Gressman, Melanie Manos. Dance party by Especially Good DJs.We are excited and especially grateful to be hosted by Outer Limits Lounge, one of our favorites venues in town!

Saturday November 16th,
8:00 PM - 2:00 AM

Outer Limits Lounge
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Barbed Magazine is pleased to announce the group of artists for issue #08, Fall 2019, entitled “Beyond Measure: A Performance Art Survey in Metro Detroit and Windsor.” 

Adrienne Crossman, Canada&#38;nbsp;@fakechildhood
Scott Crandall, US @s.quaredog
Nadja Pelkey, Canada @easiestprovidencetodrawCristin Richard, US @ttmoross
Jessica Frelinghuysen US @paperhelmets
Jude Abu Zaineh, US/Canada @judewheresmycar_
Moira Maloney, US @moiranmaloneyJetshri Bhadviya, US @jethsri
Erica Gressman, US @no_egressLeslie Rogers, US @buttflincherMelanie Manos, US @melanie_manos
The official launch of the new issue will be hosted at a local gallery space in November with a night of cabaret-styled performance art.

Image: Series “Object Work” from the Visions for the End of the World. By Scott Crandall.
07/28/2019

Thank you for submitting to the latest call for submissions! The selected artists will be announce in the upcoming weeks.
06/21/2019

Barbed is pleased to announce the latest call for submission entitled, “Beyond Measure: a Performance Art survey in Metro Detroit and Windsor.” For more information please visit the Calls section. And if you need further clarification, please send us an email to hola@artdossier.us and we’ll be happy to assist!

04/29/2019

Launch Party.

Thank you again Red Bull Arts for hosting our event, and providing a space to show the work of some of the featured artists from the latest issue “Southwest Detroit.” We had a great time!&#38;nbsp;


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Red Flag, photography, 2019. 
Leslie Rogers

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Sin Parche de Carrel, painting, 
Elton Monroy Durán, 2018.&#38;nbsp;
Red Flag, photography, 2019. Leslie Rogers. Installation view. Red Bull Arts, Eastern Market, Detroit, MI. 2019



04/11/2019
From Red Bull Arts - Detroit
Please join us on Saturday, &#38;nbsp;April 27th from 7-10pm&#38;nbsp;to celebrate the launch of the seventh edition of&#38;nbsp;Barbed Magazine&#38;nbsp;with live music and performances. The Red Bull Arts Detroit Micro Grant, received by Arturo Herrera, partially funded the production of this issue, entitled “Southwest Detroit.”

The evening will showcase work by some of Barbed #7’s featured artists including Karilú Alarcón Forshee, Leslie Rogers, Elton Monroy Durán, and DJ sets by Daniel James and Zbornak. The magazine will be available for purchase at the event.

Of the new edition, Herrera says, “with Barbed issue #07, we wanted to capture artists’ perspectives on collaboration in Southwest Detroit by focusing our attention on grassroots organizations and how they function as an occupational model for artists. We sought out to discover autonomy by generating vibrant public spaces, works, and ideas through collaborative performances. As a magazine, we see the need for the return of storytelling in real time. Barbed wishes to share the stories of artists in the region so our readers can understand their impact on the community. We are very proud of our artist selection and the content created for this issue.”

Barbed #7 is supported in part by the National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures, &#38;nbsp;the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Ford Foundation, Southwest Airlines, and the Surdna Foundation through a grant from the NALAC Fund for the Arts Grant Program, and by Red Bull Arts Detroit Micro-Grant.

03/15/2019
Barbed is pleased to announce the support from Red Bull Arts through a Detroit Micro-grant for the upcoming issue 07, Southwest Detroit. We could not be more thankful for their support! Thank you, Detroit!


03/04/2019

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Barbed Magazine is proud to announce that the issue 07 entitled Southwest Detroit&#38;nbsp;is supported in part by the National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Ford Foundation, Southwest Airlines, and the Surdna Foundation through a grant from the NALAC Fund for the Arts Grant Program. And by Red Bull Arts Detroit Micro-Grant.

02/25/2019

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Barbed Magazine is pleased to present the cohort of artists for the Winter issue, #07 entitled "Southwest Detroit." The group of artists includes those that live, work, or have deep connections with what is more commonly known as Mexicantown and its heritage. Please give them a warm welcome!

Sacramento KnoxxElton Monroy DuranLeslie RogersLuke MaddafordMax MajarosZiquita RiberdyJosue FierroKarilú Alarcón Forshee

The new issue will be available in mid-March, following with a launch party. The location and more details for the event will be announced later in March.

Image: Featured artist Karilú Alarcón Forshee in a collaborative performance with Leslie Rogers, and Elton Monroy Duran, on February 15, 2019. Photo by Ashley Ward.


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Las Soldaderas, work in progress, 2018. Elton Monroy Duran interim studio. 


A collaborative performance piece for issue #07, entitled “Southwest Detroit,” from Barbed Magazine, Detroit, Michigan.


Artists Karilú Forshee (LA MUJER, An Ode to Women), Leslie Rogers (Red Flag), and Elton Monroy Duran (Las Soldaderas) invite the general public to attend this free event on February 15, 2019, at 3:00 p.m. The event will be hosted by the Mexicantown Community Development Corporation and held at the interim studio on the second floor. The performance piece will feature artists from the seventh issue of Barbed Magazine, to be released on March 15, 2019. The performance will address themes that inspired the artists to collaborate through these particular works. The event will focus on Las Soldaderas or Adelitas, who were women in the military who participated in the Mexican Revolution. The artists explore power; power that uplifts, and power that seeks to dominate and eradicate. This event is open to all ages.


Karilú Alarcón Forshee is a Mexican performer and teaching artist, raised in the border town of Ciudad Juárez. She graduated from the University of Texas at El Paso with a degree in theater arts and English-Spanish translation. She has been a Detroit based artist since 2011 and a member of the theater company A Host of People. She considers herself a multidisciplinary artist who finds joy in making theater, singing and creating performance art. Her artistic work is influenced by the entire Latin American Diaspora. She finds profound inspiration in her roots and the women in her family. As a bilingual teaching artist she works primarily with the Southwest Detroit community. It is her greatest passion to use the power of the arts to transform the lives of children.


Leslie Rogers is a sculptor, performance artist, and puppeteer. Her arts background is in puppetry and quilting, with degrees from the Maryland Institute College of Art (BFA) and Virginia Commonwealth University’s Sculpture &#38;amp; Extended Media program (MFA). Her work draws from slapstick entertainment, collaborative relationships, gender tropes, and the fiber arts to disregard or erase perceived hierarchies between performer and object, and amongst art forms and social groups.


Rogers has been awarded artist residencies at ACRE, AS220, Art Farm Nebraska, Mildred’s Lane, the University Musical Society at the University of Michigan, and postdoctoral research fellowship from the Michigan Society of Fellows at the University of Michigan. She lives and works in Detroit.


Elton Monroy Duran is a Detroit-based visual artist born on December 22, 1978 in Ciudad Sahagun in the State of Hidalgo, Mexico. Duran acquired a BFA from the School of Fine Arts at the University of the State of Querétaro (1998-2003). He describes himself as a humanist artist with scientific and sociological approaches, which he seeks to convey through his work. He is developing a pictorial work under the name ¨CORPUS,” which reflects the concern for the welfare of the body and the human soul. He started the mural and art company Corpus Art Inc. in Detroit in 2016.


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Mexicantown Community

Development corporation

2835 Bagley, Detroit Michigan

Second floor


Time: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Date: February 15, 2019


For more information please contact:


Barbed Magazine

barbedmag.com

hola@artdossier.us


PO Box 2064, 

Birmingham MI 

48012 USA




Update 02/09/19. This position has been filled. Please check again later for more opportunities! Thank you for your interest.

Barbed is hiring! Please read below.

Barbed Magazine is hiring a qualified individual to function as an Editorial Intern for the seventh issue, Winter 2018 - 2019, term. Barbed is a contemporary art magazine in the Metro Detroit area, and it features studio visits, mini show reviews, and the works of artists who live in the region including cities in Canada. Founded in September 2014, Barbed promotes the work of women-identifying artists, artists who identify as LGBTQ, and other artists from minority communities.



The Editorial Intern works under the direction of the Founder—Editor and is responsible for writing, editorial, research, and support duties to help in the publication materials, both in print and online.


Duties include:


-Interview transcripts, format and layout of text


-Rewrites, composes, and proofreads documents such as artists bio's and statements, descriptions, and footnotes, and makes necessary style changes as needed


-Manages email communications with featured artists and third parties 


-Researches copyright notices from works included in the issue


-Assists in publishing online media, including e-newsletters and social platforms


-Assists in planning, developing, and promotion of launch events for the magazine


-Other responsibilities as assigned

The Editorial Intern reports to the Founder—Editor of the magazine and is expected to work between 10 - 20 hours per week for a limited period of one to two months.

Pay rate: $10 per hour.


Start date: February 1, 2019.


Minimum qualifications:
-Excellent written and verbal communication skills and strong vocabulary, spelling, and grammar skills. &#38;nbsp;


-Experience with InDesign, Word, Pages, and other design and writing tools.


-Experience with social platforms.


-Attention to detail and the ability to work both independently and in group settings.


-An interest in the arts in Detroit. A background in the art community is a plus!


Please apply to hola@artdossier.us. Together with your application, send your resume and a cover letter to tell us more about yourself. Include any project samples that will demonstrate that you are capable of fulfilling this position. The review of applicants will begin immediately, and only those who meet the qualifications will be contacted for an interview.


Members of minority groups and underrepresented communities are encouraged to apply.


This job is part-time.

PRESS RELEASE
Detroit, Mich., August 17, 2018. Barbed, announces the launch of its latest issue entitled “Suburbia is Calling” with a performance art party on Saturday, August 18th at 7PM. Barbed is a contemporary art magazine that features studio visits, mini show reviews, and artists from the LGTBQ, Asian, Black, Latino, immigrant and other minority communities. The issue is focused on the theme of suburbia, the interpretation, relationship, and reaction to the concept is originated from an artist call and several studio visits throughout the neighborhoods of Detroit. 
On this evening, artists were invited to continue to interpreted further their understanding of the original idea and created new pieces for the event. Each one prepared a piece; using performance art, the new work will explore culture and body image. &#38;nbsp; Artists performing on the event are; Melanie Manos, As Jackie the Ripper, Manos makes a full-tilt ripping leap into sports cult/ure, sports hero/ine worship, gear fetish and machismo. Troy Hoffman performing collaboratively with Starr Delour Shannon, with their piece; Put Your Hands Up, originating from the club context, the formal aspects of the performance become personal codes for Starr’s existence. Gregory Hatch, Costume for skin performance #1: a ritual about toweling off a body you wish could change. And Andrew Mehall with a reading from his article titled “HOW DID YOU GOT HERE? (HIDDEN VALLEYS)”. Barbed’s Launch Party is hosted by CAVE Detroit, an independent artist-run gallery located at the Russell Industrial Center, 1600 Clay St, Detroit.


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Barbed presents the second iteration of #suburbiaiscalling - 
A Performance art - Launch Party. Featuring performances by Melanie Manos, Troy Hoffman, Andrew Mehall, and Greg Hatch. &#38;nbsp;

Come and celebrate the works of featured artists on this issue. 
This event is hosted by CAVE Detroit, at the Russell Industrial Center, 1600 Clay St, Detroit at 7 pm.

Copies of the 6th issue Suburbia Is Calling, and other artwork will be availible on the night of the event. &#38;nbsp;

Photos from the event, 8/18/2018:


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