Artist finds beauty in the identity Detroit left behind

Clip: 08/19/2019 | 2m 51s | Video has closed captioning.

Detroit is a city in transformation, its former industrial spaces being rapidly developed into offices for tech startups and high-end residential lofts. For artist Scott Hocking, though, it’s the unpolished vestiges of the city’s former existence that provide creative inspiration. Special correspondent Mary Ellen Geist reports.

Aired: 08/19/19

Rating: NR

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Artist finds beauty in the identity Detroit left behind

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