The Bobby Anspach Studios Foundation was present at 2025’s Detroit Warehouse Art & Design Fair (September 19–21) at the iconic Boyer Campbell Building in Detroit. Located in the parking lot adjacent to the fair, the Foundation debuted a mobile unit inspired by the Walmart parking lot activations visionary artist Bobby Anspach engaged in during his lifetime, bringing an experience to the contemporary art sphere that is informal, inviting, and deeply intentional.

What is neuroaesthetics? It is the scientific study of the neural consequences of contemplating a creative work of art.

During this talk, Reddy discusses how neuroaesthetic principles evoke connection, wonder, and empowerment – highlighting these concepts as they relate to Bobby Anspach: Everything is Change.

Suchi Reddy is an architect, designer, and leading figure in the field of neuroaesthetics, exploring the profound impact of design on human perception and well-being. As the founder of Reddymade, a New York-based practice established in 2002, neuroaesthetics underpins Reddy’s approach to every Reddymade project, providing a framework for understanding how design affects the brain and body.

This thought-provoking discussion delves into the evolving role of psychedelics in mental healthcare, exploring their potential in treating conditions like depression, PTSD, and anxiety. Dr. Hartselle weighs in on current research, ethical considerations, and the resurgence of psychedelic therapy. The conversation also touches on the deep connection between mental health and creativity, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of artists throughout history—and today—as they navigate the intersection of expression and emotional wellbeing.