In Thicket Detroit is an independent, used book and record store,

located in the Little Village neighborhood of Detroit.

Open Wednesday-Friday, noon-6pm; Saturday-Sunday, 10am-6pm

“in this thicket, each smallest branch, plant, fern, root --- must now be isolated, observed, picked over, measured, raised as though a word, an accuracy were a pincer!” -Charles Olson 

DETROIT MONTH OF DESIGN

FESTIVAL OPENING CELEBRATION

Thursday, Sept. 3rd, 5pm-9pm

River Trail, 9301 Kercheval

We’ll be open before, during and after the festival opening party for Detroit Month of Design. Hosted at River Trail, just 2 block northwest of the store, join us in kicking off this incredible celebration of art and design. With Detroit at the center of it all.

DETROIT DESIGN MONTH

CADILLAC ARTS CENTRE OPEN HOUSE

Saturday, September 12th

3pm-8pm

Join us and our neighbors, Black Art Library, Take Me Home Detroit, Bowerbird Home, the Villages CDC, Amend Community Garden, and James Adams Studio for an evening of food, music, and, including a fashion show in the garden and a talk with three incredible artists in our space.

Oskar Schlemmer, Man: Teaching Notes from the Bauhaus (MIT Press, 1971). A Bauhaus Book.
$60.00

Cloth, dj, quarto, 159 pp., illustrated. Small stain (coffee?) on front panel of dustjacket. Otherwise, a near fine and bright copy.

A reconstruction of the notes from the one year that Schlemmer taught figure drawing at the Bauhaus. A super cool volumes that bridges the new ideas of Bauhaus with more traditional representation. Kinda a time capsule, but also still useful.

$60 shipped. $50 in store.

ISBN: 0-262-19095-8

Our Brick & Mortar in Detroit

We’re at 1533 Cadillac Blvd., entrance on St. Paul on the East Side of Detroit, one block north of Jefferson.

Wed-Fri: noon-6pm

Sat-Sun: 10am-6pm

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