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Jeff Schofield is trained both as a sculptor and an architect. He holds an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art and an M Arch from Columbia University in the City of New York. An American citizen, Schofield was raised in Brussels, Belgium, and later worked in Paris and Dubai as a sustainable architect. He settled in Detroit seven years ago to pursue a career as a visual artist focused on environmental themes.

As an emerging artist, Schofield creates large-scale environmental installations, including outdoor public artworks at Franconia Sculpture Park in Minnesota, the Melvin Johnson Sculpture Garden at Chautauqua Institute in New York, Prairie Creek Park in Indiana, Kellogg Community College in Michigan, and at the Dubai English Speaking College.

Schofield has exhibited internationally, with recent solo shows at the United States Embassy in Abu Dhabi, and group shows in Rome, Brussels, and throughout South America. He has also had solo shows at Talking Dolls Gallery in Detroit, Hatch Art Gallery in Hamtramck, KINK Contemporary Gallery in Cleveland, Bread and Circus Gallery in Fort Wayne, Artlink Gallery also in Fort Wayne, and Roy G Biv Gallery in Columbus, Ohio. 

His works have been included in group shows at: Cranbrook Art Museum in Detroit, Muskegon Art Museum in Michigan, The Dow Museum of Science and Art also in Michigan, the Albuquerque Museum, Springfield Museum of Art in Ohio, The Alexandria Museum in Louisiana, The Sculpture Center in Cleveland, and The Torpedo Factory in Virginia.

Key Details:

Dates: July 26 – August 23, 2025

Location: Detroit Artists Market

Address: 4719 Woodward Ave, Detrot MI 48201

Gallery Hours: Tuesday–Saturday 11-6pm

DAM’s Featured Artist Wall showcases early-career artists who are new to exhibiting their work, coinciding with an exhibition presented in the adjacent main gallery. This spotlight provides a great opportunity for up-and-coming artists to sell their work to local collectors.

Click here to find out how to be a part of our Featured Artist Program!