GALLERY 100 EXHIBITIONS & RELATED NEWS
Gallery 100 Presents: Juxtaposition by Charlotte Wyche
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ABOUT US
Gallery 100 is open to the public and provides exhibition space for artists in Chelsea and the surrounding area to enhance the cultural experience of our community.
Gallery related events and programming encourage the exploration and appreciation of all aspects of art and create opportunities for artists, the greater community, and those that call Silver Maples home, to come together to enjoy art and to develop meaningful relationships.
Artists: If you are interested in exhibiting your work at the Gallery 100, please email [email protected].
Gallery 100
Located at Silver Maples of Chelsea
100 Silver Maples Dr.
Chelsea, MI 48118 [MAP]
Gallery Hours
Open to the public
Monday-Friday: 10am – 5pm
Saturday-Sunday: 10am – 3pm
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- Silver Sightings: Gallery 100 is an Art Gallery Tucked Inside Silver Maples (A2Pulp.org, 11/05/25)
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“Being creative is not so much the desire to do something as the listening to that which wants to be done.” - Anni Albers Gallery 100 celebrates the lasting influence of textile artist and educator Anni Albers, whose innovative approach to weaving helped redefine fiber art and inspire generations of artists and makers. That legacy continues in our current exhibition, Juxtaposition, featuring quilted works by Charlotte Wyche. Through fabric, texture, and storytelling, Wyche’s work reflects the enduring power of fiber art as both a creative practice and a way of sharing knowledge across generations. 📍 Juxtaposition is on display through July 5 at Gallery 100. #CharlotteWyche #Juxtaposition #Gallery100
Have you visited Gallery 100? Nestled within Silver Maples, our gallery showcases six exhibitions annually, featuring a diverse range of local artists from Chelsea, MI, and neighboring communities. With an array of art styles and mediums on display, there's always something new to discover. As a non-profit organization, Gallery 100 is free and open to the public. We invite you to explore our halls and experience the creativity within! 📍: 100 Silver Maples Dr. Chelsea, MI 48118 💻: www.silvermaples.org/gallery100/ 📱: [email protected] Gallery Hours: Monday-Friday: 10am – 5pm Saturday-Sunday: 10am – 3pm #Gallery100Exhibit #CommunityArt #ArtGallery #ChelseaMichigan #MonthlyNewsletter
"What many art buyers don’t realize is that most galleries take a 30–50% commission on sales (Gallery 100 is rare in that it does not take a commission), and artists may still be responsible for sales and income tax." - Charlotte Wyche 📅 Opening Reception: MAY 14, 6:30-8:00pm. Gallery Hours: Monday-Friday: 10am – 5pm Saturday-Sunday: 10am – 3pm
HISTORY
Gallery 100 was the brainchild of Glen Paulson who was a Silver Maples resident. He was an architect with his own firm, a professor in the College of Architecture and Urban Planning at U of M and the President of Cranbrook Academy of Art. He saw the possibilities in an empty hall space at Silver Maples, and the conversion to Gallery 100 was completed in 2009.
The first show featured photographs by Angie and Jim Georg (Ann Arbor) and was a huge success. The Gallery 100 was off and running with shows by local artists changing every two months. Gallery 100 developed on-going relationships with the Chelsea Painters, Chelsea Artists Guild, Ann Arbor Fiber Arts Guild, CAADY quilters and more.
Shows ranged from Birds, Bugs and Beasts which went on to show at the Frankfurt Gallery, to Motor Cycle Mamas, which included vintage motorcycles, to the Prisoners Creative Arts Project artwork and more. The Gallery 100 represents the incredible amount of talent in the region.
Click any image to view a slideshow of some of the artwork featured in past exhibitions at the Gallery 100.
Annual Harvest Art Market
Every year in October, Silver Maples hosts the Harvest Art Market, a curated indoor market showcasing original artwork and handcrafted items from local artists. This much-loved event, known as "the best little art market west of Ann Arbor," is a beloved fall tradition for art lovers and collectors alike.
