More Tim Burke Heidelberg

Here are two more of Tim Burke's pieces at Heidelberg.

Tim Burke at Heidelberg

Tim Burke, like Tyree Guyton, lives at the Heidelberg project. Here are two pieces of Tim Burke's work artwork taken on Heidelberg Street in Detroit. The first one shows some hedge bindweed aka wild morning glory growing into one of his exhibits. The second is a detail of one of his outdoor paintings, and the third is his signature on the same painting. If you click on the links of the labels below (on the lower right) below, you can learn more about Tim Burke and the Heidelberg project.

HAPPY Independence Day

The first picture is a close up of a flower. Then BB next to a flag at Heidelberg in Detroit. Then another shot from the Heidelberg project, this soem artwork by Tim Burke next to his house on Heidelberg Street in Detroit. If you want to see the next installment of pictures from our road trip, they are here. I hope you have a good day. Happy Freedom!

We are working at the "cottage" or retreat house and will have dinner at ML's. How about you?

More Heidleberg Project

This is one of Tim Burke's pieces. He lives on Heidelberg Street. If you click on the laebls below (or on the links above), you can learn more about Tim Burke and the Heidelberg Project (Tyree Guyton).

Tim Burke

Tim Burke is an artist who lives at the Heidelberg Project in Detroit. He's an excellent artist (and does more mainstream art as well) and also a political activist. Let me know if you need help interpreting his work. I can offer my interpretations.

Tim Burke

Detroit artist and poet Tim Burke recites a poem about babies in Iraq outside his home in the Heidelberg Project.

Tim Burke's House

Tim Burke is an artist who lives on Heidelberg Street in Detroit. He lives a very artsy life style. We met him today. I love his work. He makes fabulous tables and chairs out of granit and steel, as well as more whimsical items. I expect to revisit him and his work as well as many other aspects of Detroit in my daily Detroit photoblog. I am new to Detroit, so hopefully we'll be making discoveries together.

I left the photo big so you can click and scroll to see more of the details.