Monroe Community Church is pleased to welcome works from artists Marti Liddle-Lameti and Christina Corvette Wright

Marti-Liddle-Lameti is an internationally recognized fiber/textile artist who creates two-dimensional fiber "paintings," as well as three-dimensional sculptures and wearable art. Her work can be seen in private, as well as public collections, including Memorial Healthcare off Owosso

Marti was born in Detroit and studied art at Olivet College in Eastern Michigan University. She taught art and fashion design at Owosso High School and as an adjunct professor for Kendall College of Art and Design. Her current studio is on Sanford Lake near Midland, Michigan.

Mart holds a BFA from Eastern Michigan University and an MAT from Saginaw Valley State University. You can see more of her creations by visiting Martel Designs on Facebook or marti_lameti on Instagram.

About Christina Corvette Wright:

"All my life I have had the desire to express how I see the environment around me, I would draw everything I saw endlessly as a small child and then got my BFA in Studio Arts and have been working in my home studio since then. For the past several years I have participated in Art Prize.

"I use many different mediums, both 2-D and 3-D works. I work in glass, ceramics, metal, printmaking and painting mixed medium art forms."

Learn more about Christina Corvette Wright and her art.

Our Gallery is open Sunday Mornings 10 - 12 (We worship at 10:30 am), Thursdays from 8 am - 12 pm.

Since Monroe Community Church first configured its warehouse to display artwork in 2009, it has not been without some sort of creative exhibit. MCC values creativity and expression, which is one way that people bear God’s image as mini-creators. We love to feature the work of artists, from professional to children, not in a gallery, but surrounding our congregation as part of the worship experience. This emphasis helps us reinforce our mission to “connect our downtown community to our life-changing God.”