Media" online writers, graphic designers, journalists have emerged from Detroit. Westland native a former Detroit resident Tim "Fuzzy" Jones has taken elements from Hunter S. Thompsons Gonzo style of journalism and added his own flair to the internet and web video. Considering himself a "Graphic Journalist/Humorist", Jones points to places like the now famous C-POP Gallery, the techno music movement and the world class schools like the College for Creative Studies, is where Abdul Haqq Qadim Studied Art and is responsible for 25 years of Detroit Techno Art for the album covers of all the greats. "This recession is crippling a lot of people" says Jeff Bloomer. The artist, teacher and former CCS student talks on: "Creativity will not only live online, it will thrive because it can be shared with people all over the world." Fashion The annual "Fash Bash," a major fashion event, typically held in the Renaissance Center's Winter Garden or the Fox Theatre in August celebrates Detroit Fashion Week. Coordinated by the Detroit Institute of Arts, the event features celebrities and models showcasing the latest fashion trends. Fashion designers that have enjoyed global success include Anna Sui who was born and raised in the city. The designer draws heavy inspiration from Detroit's music scene of the 1960s and 1970s including local bands such as the MC5. In 1991, a cultural phenomenon began among hair salons which evolved into the Detroit Hair Wars. Trendsetting salons, like Hair N Shears II, on The Avenue of Fashion, helped usher in this trend. A showcase of fantastical hairpiece creations, often using human hair as the main content, has since become a national trend among African-American hair-styling tours. Festivals and events Detroit has three major events that are associated with the automobile industry: the North American International Auto Show (January until 2019, then June), Society of Automotive Engineers world congress (April) and the Woodward Dream Cruise (August). Annual music events in the city include the DEMF/Movement/Fuse-In electronic music festival (May), Concert of Colors (July), Ford Detroit International Jazz Festival (September), Dally in the Alley (September) and Arts, Beats and Eats (September). Annual art events include the Dirty Show International Erotic Exhibition (February), People's Art Festival (August), the DAMNED Exhibition (October), and Noel Night (December). The Windsor-Detroit International Freedom Festival features a fireworks display over the Detroit International Riverfront and coincides with U.S. Independence day (July 4) and Canada Day (July 1).