May's 1st Friday w/ local poet Mark J. Davio

Join local author and photographer Mark J. Davio for a poetry reading and book signing event during Northville's First Friday.

Mark will be in the gallery from 6 - 9pm signing copies and doing selected readings from his book Season's of the Heart.

For excerpts from Mark's book and more information visit the Atisans Well website.

Poetry Reading & Book Signing with Mark J. Davio
Friday, May 7th
6 - 9pm

Say no to taupe!

The Dancing Eye Gallery is now home to some original paintings from Metro-Detroit artist, Kill Taupe!

His paintings and illustrations are brimming with cuteness, humor, a little bit of odd, and of lots of color.

Bunny Necklaces

Super cute and perfect for Easter!

NEW! - Super Rad Nightlights

The Dancing Eye Gallery is now carrying the pop art nightlights of Katsu Designs.

Handmade in Kansas the line of nightlights are something to behold. These oversized nightlights are made out of metal, feature brightly colored finishes, unique placing of the bulbs and fun plexiglass inserts in some designs.

Gallery favorites include the bee design (pictured to the left), the campfire with flickering flame bulb, and the UFO nightlight which features a silhouette of an alien when it is lit.

Other designs include funky robots, a tree frog, race car, and lobster.

New! - Great Lakes Dish Towel

We just received a fresh shipment of dish towels from Cat Studio. In addition to our classic Michigan dish towel, which features a silk screened image of everything that makes Michigan great, we now carry the Great Lakes towel.

The Great Lakes dish towel features a silk screened design and hand embroidered edging. Both of these towels come packaged in their own fabric case and make excellent gifts for someone moving to, or away from our lovely state. They also fit in excellently with up-north cabin decor.

Shamrocks

Also new in the gallery this week are shamrock tiles ($14 - $20) and small dishes ($26 - $30) from Convergence Tile. Their botanical themed tiles are created using impressions of leaves gathered primarily in the Catskill region of New York and western Washington. This handmade process results in tiles that are similar, but always unique!

New Raku

The gallery has just received a fresh shipment of raku vases and bowls from Michigan artist Marlene Galperine. They each have unique textures and flourishes and start at only $25.

We also have a wide variety of stunning raku tiles in from Judy Bruttell.