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Now celebrating its 15th year, Detroit Month of Design honors the Motor City’s title as the only UNESCO City of Design in the U.S. Exhibitions, installations, workshops, panel discussions, and other ...

July's sunshine is seeing great arts opportunities bloom throughout metro Detroit, and this weekend brings great music and visual art to the forefront. Here are eight options to get you started.

Detroit's Arts Alleys initiative is transforming nine neighborhood alleys into vibrant community spaces with art installations. Funded by $5.6 million, the project features work from 48 artists, most ...

Next year is promising to be just as exciting, with Detroit continuing to prove that it’s one of the country’s top destinations when it comes to arts and culture.

A “bouquet” of basketball hoops towers over visitors to 1001 Woodward Ave. On nearby walls, a 30-by-50-foot painting displays forged signatures of storied Detroit athletes in various shades of blue, ...

DETROIT — The rumors are true: Detroit’s contemporary art scene thrives. The rumors are also true: [insert standard boilerplate about Detroit’s struggles]. For my first article for Hyperallergic, I ...

Tyree Guyton’s transformation of the neighborhood where he grew up into a hybrid of artistic assemblage, community development, and urban design has drawn global attention, and now a museum exhibit.

Since before taking office in 2014, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan’s negative outlook on graffiti is well-documented. Will that continue when a new mayor is elected in November? In 2021, Aaron strolled ...

Editor's Note: This article was produced in collaboration with Essay'd, a platform for art writing, curating, and research in Detroit, and funded through a feature writing grant from Michigan ...

Community leaders who watched history be made Nov. 4 as voters elected Detroit's first female mayor, say they are ready and willing to work with Mary Sheffield on causes that are important to them.