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The Struggle Is Real VOL. 7 / Issue 2 N 2 o 0 v 1 THE e 5 m b ME TRO e r POLITAN The Struggle is Real IG: themetdet / www.themetdet.com / dÉtroit EDITOR'S NOTE THE STRUGGLE IS REAL This issue, a simple thank you to those family and friends who have helped to make my life more interesting. Like everyone, I’ve been through some difficult moments and it’s good to know there are a few who will take the time to help me navigate. Many thanks to our staff, and to those contributors, who have helped to document the city and its people, or who have produced original pieces of work. I appreciate all of the effort from every writer, photographer, designer, distributor, model, stylist, and makeup artist. Each of you is valued beyond my means to express. Much appreciation to our advertisers, sponsors, and stockists, all of whom have helped to build The Metropolitan community. And, of course, I must offer my deepest appreciation to those of you who continue to pick up The Metropolitan in and around the Detroit area. It gives me a certain amount of satisfaction to hear business owners say that our independent publication moves faster than any other on their shelves. It’s also fun to stop into a coffee shop to see the stack of Metropolitans dwindling throughout the month. I’m left wondering who has picked it up, and what their thoughts are on the issue. I’m also thankful for the many emails we receive, our social media correspondence, and for those of you who take the time to stop me in the street to introduce yourself. As you can probably guess, we don’t do this for the money, so it’s always nice to hear your thoughts on a certain article, or fashion editorial, etc. Publishing is a tough business. But we at the Met love print and feel strongly about it as a relevant form of art and communication. There is something about holding a paper, or magazine, or book that offers a unique tactile experience. I use my device all of the time, but I am always picking up print to read, or to skim through the images. Our publication thanks you for doing the same. Much appreciation and Happy Thanksgiving, Anthony Brancaleone THE METROPOLITAN EDITOR Anthony Brancaleone CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Maria Bologna Tom Brank Matt Counts Marquis d’Etroit Jeanette Frost Joe Neussendorfer Gay Paris Sparrow Robertson FOTOGRAFIA Anthony Brancaleone JL Cappella CREATIVE DIRECTOR Anthony Brancaleone DESIGN Ben Luckett CONSULTANT Marina Savic WEB Photo AB Launch Date Soon ATTACHÉ Kimia CONTENTS INDEPENDENTLY PUBLISHED BY 4 6 11 14 Metropolitan Media Hard News At Table Style & Beauty History MARKETING & EVENTS adsales@ themetropolitandetroit.com 5 7 12 15 EDITOR [email protected] Tour d’etroit Fashion Editorial The Arts Fluff SOCIAL MEDIA COMMUNIQUÉ FACEBOOK The Metropolitan d’Etroit GONE FROM DTW most of its members live outside the city limits. What Detroit means to INSTAGRAM Hello - I just flew thru Detroit what's its name airport and am truly them varies: culture/nightlife, urban transition, struggling young people, themetdet dismayed. They are nuts for replacing you, as if you world disappear from crime/corruption, and the "confusion" of regional Detroit. If you live in TWITTER this universe. You'll be a SUCCESSFUL business when what's its face Hazel Park, do you live in Detroit? When are you a Hazel Parker and @themetdet airport is still slogging on. when are you a Detroiter? Are you both, and what does that mean? ARCHIVES HOWEVER I wish you were there. I give a presentation on Detroit for incoming medical residents during THEMETDET.COM To Detroit Airport: their orientation each year. I call the presentation, "Multiple Narratives" of Detroit, with the premise being that Detroit means different things to Detroit is in the dumps because you are deleting all the good stuff - different people under differing circumstances. Your editor's note references what makes Detroit THE DETROIT > PLEASE resume having 'The "interesting times." I might suggest that it's a little like the Dr. John line, Metropolitan', if it is still in publication. That was THE MAIN REASON "sweet confusion under the moonlight." Whether it's sweet or acrimonious I flew thru Detroit. I picked up copies for my Detroit native friends who is open for debate. had moved on. PLEASe, PLeaSE, PLeASe - it drives me c-r-a-z-y- that you replaced it with RE-cycle bins. Resume The Metropolitan. Ditch the I was talking with a younger colleague who asked me, "What's happening multiple recycle/trash. to my town?" It was something I would have thought an older person might say -- someone less comfortable with change. It occurred to me that there Mrs. Maryliz Valli, Traveller and Detroit Expat are various generations of Detroiters who have come and gone from the P.S. I miss the MOTOWN STORE. urban scene and continue to identify with the urban core but for various reasons live elsewhere. Most recently, more of them have remained in the USUALLY CARRYING city to establish businesses or pursue cultural interests. They have followed I've grabbed copies at the airport, the last time being in August. That's the tough evolutionary trail blazed by previous generations. All of a If you enjoy THE how I was introduced to the Met. I've also seen copies in different areas, I sudden, there are thousands of implants, coming to exploit the "easy road METROPOLITAN we ask go to the Main Art Theater quite a bit and they are usually carrying. I to success," as you note. Students of history might suggest a time similar to that you share with family and think the magazine and the layout stood out from other local publications. when Henry Ford announced the $5 a day wages; this case, open season friends. In this way the life of Recently the magazine featured Stein Van Bael's designs, who I've for tech jobs and entrepreneurial start-ups. each issue will be extended worked with quite a few times, so I was compelled to reach out. through deep analysis and All this to say is that I find your perspective interesting, and the dilemma Thank you, intense discussion. We think of "metropolitan" Detroit a curious phenomenon. Would you be interested that’s a good thing. We also think Ali Saloum, Detroit in talking to our club? We're a small group -- about 10 or 12 generally. We THE METROPOLITAN makes meet in the You Name It Cafe, in the MSUCOM/Kresge Eye Institute for fine gift-wrap. THE BATTLE FOR DETROIT building on the DMC campus -- at 7:15 a.m. on Friday mornings (that COPYRIGHT 2015 – The I have been following The Metropolitan for some time. I found the cover usually turns people off). If you're interested, let me know. Metropolitan d’Etroit LLC. All theme of your latest edition very interesting and on target. There is indeed Dennis Archambault, Detroit Rights reserved. No part of this a battle for the soul of Detroit underway. Likewise, as your publication has publication may be reproduced featured, Detroit means different things to different people. Editor’s Reply: without the written permission The Detroit A.M. Rotary Club meets in Detroit and dedicates its funds Of course, Dennis. I would be honored to attend, so long as you have of The Metropolitan d’Etroit plenty of hot coffee. LLC. The Metropolitan owns and service projects to youth in Detroit, along with other causes. However, all its published material and its derivatives. All materials and items received are considered EDIFICATION property of The Metropolitan and will not be returned. The Metropolitan does not assume responsibility for unsolicited material. MET•RO•POL•I•TAN /metré päletn/ NOUN ADJECTIVE READ AT YOUR OWN RISK a person who has the sophistication, of, noting, or characteristic of a fashionable taste, or other habits and metropolis or its inhabitants, especially Warning: This paper has not manners associated with those who live in culture, sophistication, or in accepting been proof read and most likely in a metropolis. and combining a wide variety of people, never will. For more information The Struggle Is Real: shot on location at the ideas, etc. regarding this anomaly, please Grosse Pointe War Memorial. see the ‘Letter from the Editor’, November 2010, online at themetdet.com Contact the editor | [email protected] SOCIETY SAVLADOR SALORT-PONS NEW DIRECTOR AT DIA NOVEMBER Succeeds Graham W. J. Beal By Anthony Brancaleone EVENTS Salort-Pons has served as impact on the museum’s future direction.” director of the museum’s “I am honored and excited at this opportunity to lead European Art Department one of the world’s finest museums. Over the last seven 07 since 2011, adding the role years I developed a deep admiration for its outstanding of director of collection encyclopedic art collection and I have the highest regard Comiquecon: Celebrates Women In strategies and information Comedy for its talented and dedicated staff,” said Salort-Pons. in 2013. He also serves “ With the tri-county millage in place, and the City of Arab American National Museum as the Elizabeth and Detroit’s bankruptcy successfully completed, I believe Allan Shelden Curator the DIA is poised to move forward in engaging our local 10 of European Paintings at and regional communities, as well as advancing our the DIA and, according international profile.” The Annual Lost Mariners Remembrance to museum spokesperson Salort-Pons has organized the exhibitions Fakes, Dossin Great Lakes Museum Pam Marcil, has played a key role in the museum’s strategic planning process, approaching his work with Forgeries and Mysteries, Five Spanish Masterpieces and the visitor-centered approach that is a key tenet of the was the in-house curator for the show, Rembrandt and 13 DIA vision.
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