Midnight Art Club

Midnight Art Club began with our first public art piece, Maya, in 2018, displayed at Gallery W and Goodrich-Kirtland Park in 2021. In 2019, we created Inception, a large-scale LED installation on Detroit Ave, serving as a performance space and safe haven for residents. During the pandemic in 2020, we created Ascent, a decorative wooden installation, providing solace and inspiration on Detroit Ave.

In 2021, we explored Hindu, Islamic, and Christian art with Jali and received our first out-of-state art grant from Love Burn in Miami. In 2022, we displayed Jali at Love Burn.

In 2023, we created Palatcium, inspired by Roman architecture and we founded Midnight Art Club and grew our team from 5 to 20+ active members and now over 100. We received another grant for Sofya Lumina this year, inspired by the Hagia Sophia, exploring Greek, Islamic, and Roman design. Sofya Lumina provids expansive space for diverse programming events, pushing the boundaries of large-scale public art.