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Artpace International Artist-In-Residence Welcome Dinner Join Artpace to welcome the Spring 2024 International Artists-In-Residence: Melissa Joseph (Brooklyn, New York), Patrick Quarm (Windy Ridge, Takoradi, Western Region, Ghana), and José Villalobos (San Antonio, Texas). Artpace will provide the main course, and invite you to bring your favorite dish, side, or dessert to share on this casual evening of food, friends, and the future. After dinner, learn about the artists’ careers a...

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Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts is pleased to announce two new exhibitions—Neo-Custodians: Woven Narratives of Legacy, Cultural Memory, and Belonging and Paolo Arao: Reverberations. Highlighting a variety of contemporary textile works, both exhibitions open December 9, 2023 and continue through April 14, 2024.

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts is pleased to announce two new exhibitions—Neo-Custodians: Woven Narratives of Legacy, Cultural Memory, and Belonging and Paolo Arao: Reverberations. Highlighting a variety of contemporary textile works, both exhibitions open December 9, 2023 and continue through April 14, 2024.

a href= http://www.maruanimercier.com target= _blank Maruani Mercier /a is pleased to present Filling in the Pieces in Black, a group show curated

Two of the museum’s newest exhibitions bring together the best of Detroit’s contemporary Black artists and one prominent painter from the past

a href= http://www.cranbrookartmuseum.org target= _blank Cranbrook Art Museum /a is now opening a series of original exhibitions that examine the

The monthslong series of original exhibitions examines the importance of legacy within Detroit’s artistic community, spanning more than nine decades of artistic creations.

The monthslong series of original exhibitions examines the importance of legacy within Detroit’s artistic community, spanning more than nine decades of artistic creations.

The monthslong series of original exhibitions examines the importance of legacy within Detroit’s artistic community, spanning more than nine decades of artistic creations.