Do you remember?	In Celebration of Five Year's Of Creative Living, detroit contemporary Presents: The 2003-2004 Season Premiere: "Sight; Sonic the art of music" (It's back and ready to be cracked like a vintage wine!) Where it Started "Sight;Sonic is based on a very simple idea: that the visual and the aural arts are inseparable. The relation, always there but not always seen or talked about, is that many visual artists couldn?t dream of creating without the inspiration found in music; and of course that many makers of music find the fine arts a place for ideas and foundation. Detroit is a city where the various artistic communities often exist separate from one another, and our show is a small step at bringing more of our fundamentally like-minded talents to each others direct attention..." -David Hartman and Aaron Timlin, 1998 On November 14th, 1998 detroit contemporary officially opened its doors to the public for the first time with "Sight;Sonic the art of music". Five years later we are pleased to present homage to our first steps with a reunion of these artists under the same roof and pretext. Without these artists and the help of David Hartman, who performed in and curated the exhibition in coordination with d.c. founder, Aaron Timlin, detroit contemporary would not be what it is today. Please join us in celebration and recognition of our past, present and future! detroit contemporary welcomes the public to this free opening reception and six week exhibition. The show opens at 6pm on September 13, 2002 with music performances running throughout the evening. Additional performances will be presented on Oct. 18th 2003 beginning at 8:00pm. The public is invited to send us stories and memorabilia of detroit contemporary which will be posted on our website and walls. A timeline will snake through the Trailer Galleries preventing us from ignoring the narrative history has to speak through hand-made posters, show cards, photos of livestock, and those moments we thought we forgot made out of, maybe, a folded dollar bill. However, the evolution of each artist's work will undoubtedly be the best looking glass (or hearing trumpet!) for our artistic community today to "gaze" thoughtfully. The Artists 2-D and 3-D Rico Africa, Phil Burke, Steve Canaday, Lisa Colwell, Doug Coombe, Jennifer Gariepy, Ben Hernandez, Scott Hocking, Jeff Karolski, Maureen Maki, Azucena Nava-Moreno, Brian Nelson, John Olson, James O'Meara, Frank Pahl, Roe Peterhans, Jason Phillips, Phaedra Robinson, Michael Segal, Clinton Snider, Ed Sykes, Dan Tower, Chris Turner, Geoff Walker/Chinesefish, and Ron Zakrin! Live and Static Indoor Driveway with Jon Moshier and Ben Hernandez Goudron Joel Peterson and Len Bukowski on bass and woodwinds Pink Visor Not the Foxgloves Mike Khoury And UVU New works in the Sculpture Garden Gary Andolina, Lon Gauthier, and Melissa Machnee. The Gallery This six-week art exhibition runs from Saturday, September 13 through Sunday, October 26, 2003 with an opening reception to meet the artists on Saturday, September 13, from 6pm to 10pm and an evening of additional performances on Oct. 18, 2003 beginning at 8:00pm, closing reception style. detroit contemporary's galleries are open Thursday - Saturday 12pm-6pm and Sundays 12pm-5pm. Please take note of this change in hours. detroit contemporary is located in the Woodbridge Historic District at 5141 Rosa Parks Blvd. This is two blocks north of Warren Avenue, two blocks south of the I94 expressway, and three blocks west of Trumbull. You may contact detroit contemporary by phone at 313.898.4ART or via electronic mail at info@detroitcontemporary.com. detroit contemporary's web site is www.detroitcontemporary.com. This event is free and open to the public. Free on the street parking available.