With ongoing renovations of several gallery spaces, the Detroit Institute of Arts took a different approach to its 13th annual Ofrendas exhibit, which invites local artists and community members to celebrate Dia de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead.
There is a roar of applause for James Malcolm Rymer and Thomas Peckett Prest’s “Sweeney Todd” and a thunderous encore for Robert Louis Stevenson’s “Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
This September, during Detroit’s annual Month of Design, organized by Design Core Detroit, up-and-coming creatives and their endeavors were showcased throughout the city.
September visits readers in celebration of Literacy Month. It’s a time to kick back with a new book or an old favorite and enjoy the changing of the seasons.
Midnight Care Collective founders,Triniti (iii) and saylem mississippi celeste, reading from their “Statement on Care” at the Black Salt Press launch event, Feb. 6, Detroit Public Libary main branch.
This month, in the Sisson Gallery in the Mackenzie Fine Arts Building on Henry Ford College’s main campus in Dearborn, fine arts professor Narine Kchikian held her first solo exhibit, “The Tale of Trees.” The exhibition, taking over four years to compl
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