Check out this feature on Hill Gallery artist Bill Rauhauser in the weekend edition of The New York Times. “I took photographs in New York and Chicago, but I could never see a picture there as well as I could in Detroit,” Mr. Rauhauser said in a recent interview. “I think you have to know a place. And I’ve been here all my life.” In a line that could have been spoken by many Detroit artists generations younger, working now in the city, mostly in obscurity, he added: “I think if I’d been better known, it might have been bad for my work. I took pictures because I liked to see them when I developed them. I thought they looked pretty great.”

Our new exhibition, Bill Rauhauser: Insight Inside Detroit, opens this Friday, June 20th with an artist reception from 6-8 p.m at the gallery. The show will run through August 2nd. To see more images from the show please visit the exhibition page.