It only tells one story. But Detroit is the living embodiment of Black history in the making, especially when it comes to Black art. The mycelium that connects Black Detroit artists across ...

Partial view of Gallery 7 at the Fisher Building, Detroit in 1975 (image ... working in the context of the Black Arts Movement, Minimalist and abstract art, the Civil Rights struggle, and Pan ...

Four bold and dazzling new art exhibitions are currently on display at Bloomfield Hills' Cranbrook Art Museum, with much of the wall space devoted to young, Black and Detroit-based artists.

But it’s Black History Month and the Black art community in Detroit is more lit than usual with the return of Sacred Spaces. Sacred Spaces is a self-guided tour of Black-owned galleries and art ...

The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA), the Museum of Contemporary Art & Design (MOCAD), and the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History are all showcasing solo exhibits featuring Black ...

was recently featured in "Vogue" as one of the Black-owned tailoring houses across the country keeping the art of dandyism alive. Founded in 1921, the downtown Detroit shop has served as both a ...

“7 Mile + Livernois” at the Detroit Institute of Arts celebrates Detroit as a place for Black women to live and ... even global – imagination. As an art historian who specializes in modern ...

the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, known as MOCAD and located blocks from the Wright, is also standing firm with two shows opening on May 2 that feature Black artists and themes of interest ...

Sol Aponte and Jennia Fredrique Aponte, the visionary founders of Art Melanated, have created a platform that not only showcases the brilliance of Black artists, but also challenges the ...