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Blaes said the existence of oSTEM can help establish a space for LGBTQIA+ students in S.T.E.M. fields by affirming their presence.

A new public sculpture in the works for Detroit's Huntington Place convention center will create a monument to Detroit's past, present and future.

The exhibit features more than 60 works, including about 20 paintings from Michael Miller and mixed work from more than 45 other artists, as well as panels, performances and meditations. It coincides with Mental Health Awareness Month and runs until May 31.

A new public sculpture in the works for Detroit's Huntington Place convention center will create a monument to Detroit's past, present and future.

Looking for the Light art exhibit in Detroits midtown at Galerie Camille aims to destigmatize mental illness.

Cheresse Thornhill-Goldson has always been interested in design and after 10 years at Nike, she's helping Adidas bring in more female designers

Belle Isle has been the site of the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix since 1992. Its set to return to Detroits streets in 2023 with an emphasis on art.

  Master of fine arts (M.F.A.) candidates in the College of Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) are presenting the thesis exhibition “Steady/Retcon” over two weekends in May at the Syracuse University Governors Island House, 407A Colonels Row, Governors Island, New...

From these and other wide-ranging materials, Kevin Beasley creates multilayered works that, even when they’re abstract, have much to say about history and identity.

A Detroit native who's spent more than two decades making her name in the fashion industry is collaborating with a national retailer on a collection with a philanthropic element.Tracy Reese and her Hope for Flowers collection will be featured by clothing and accessories retailers Naturalizer and…