just heard about Norwest Gallery closing its doors after 8 yrs... feels like a punch to the gut for the detroit art scene 
asia hamilton's legacy tho? 
she paved the way for others & now her work will continue thru pop-up installations & womxnhouse residency 
still sad tho, those "water" exhibit sounds amazing 
especially that sonic installation with melting ice sounds trippy 
what's next for detroit art community tho? 
I'm literally sobbing just thinking about Norwest Gallery closing its doors 
It was like my second home 
Asia Hamilton is a total legend in the Detroit art scene and it's sad to see her go 
The "Water" exhibit is, like, the perfect way to say goodbye to the gallery - it's all so beautiful and meaningful 
I mean, who wouldn't want to immerse themselves in a world of water as art ? And that sonic installation with Maro J. Kayira and Ethan Marshall Cohen is, like, totally genius 
I need to see it for myself ASAP! 
Asia Hamilton's decision to keep popping up with pop-up art installations and her Womxnhouse Detroit artist residency is a total blessing 
Can't wait to see what she has in store next I'm so sad to hear that Norwest Gallery is closing its doors 
... eight years is such a short time for an amazing space like that. Asia Hamilton has been a game-changer for the Detroit art scene, and it's crazy she had to close due to financial struggles 
. The "Water" exhibit looks incredible btw! I love how it explores all these deep themes . It's not just about water being pretty, it's so much more than that . Anyways, I wish Asia all the best with her pop-up art installations and Womxnhouse Detroit residency - she'll always be a part of our community 
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it's been such an important part of the community for so long and asia hamilton has done amazing work there her exhibit "water" sounds like a beautiful tribute to the space, especially with all those different mediums and installations... i'm especially intrigued by that sonic installation it's crazy that it changes in real-time as people interact with it. anyway, i just want to say that asia hamilton is an amazing artist and leader, and her legacy will live on through her work can't wait to see what she does next! The Norwest Gallery was more than just an art gallery it was like a hub for creatives in Detroit... Asia Hamilton has been doing some amazing work, but the financial struggles were just too much to handle sadly. Her "Water" exhibit is a beautiful sendoff, though - it's like she's giving us all one last glimpse into this incredible space I love how diverse the artworks are, from painting to sculpture to sound installations... and that sonic installation? Mind blown It's not just about the art itself but also about the community and support that made these artists shine through. Asia Hamilton's gonna be doing some cool stuff on her own, so fingers crossed she'll stay in Detroit