[PICS] Corvette Stingray Painted for Detroit Art Museum Fundraiser

On Friday evening at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD), three GM design employees used a vinyl-wrapped Arctic White Corvette Stingray as their canvas and repainted the sports car live during a fundraiser which generated nearly $400,000.

Over 200 people were on hand at the fundraising gala and they watched the three GM designers, Casey Swanseger, 30; Tyler Mars, 28; and Haneif Katebi, 25, repaint the Stingray with a contemporary art design while a disc jockey spun music in the background.

We were unsure what to think of the whole exercise but the finished product totally exceeded our expectations.

We’re not sure what future plans the newly painted Corvette Stingray will have but we think it would make a great fundraiser at a future Barrett-Jackson sale or perhaps as a Corvette Museum raffle car.

Source:
Chevrolet

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