by Brian Hieggelke | September 25, 2026Art in Michigan: A Guide for Collectors, Curators and the Curious
by F. Philip Barash | September 17, 2026How Anthony and JJ Curis are Remaking Detroit With Art, Ambition and More Than a Little Help From Friends The couple behind the Shepherd, the contemporary arts space anchoring a breathtakingly ambitious cultural district on Detroit's east side.
by Kristine Hansen | September 10, 2026Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian Homes in Michigan Are Masterpieces for the Middle Class Nearly all of the thirty or so Wright-designed homes are still standing in Michigan, a mix of public sites that offer tours as well as private residences that are—depending on their steward—open for overnight stays or guided tours.
by Michael Jackman | September 3, 2026Michigan’s Architectural Outliers, From Historic Home Studios to Outsider Placemaking In Michigan art, myth looms large, and nature often takes a forceful hand, especially in these half-dozen places where people found refuge to make something special.
by Kristine Hansen | August 28, 2026The Great Beauty: Why Michigan Attracts Chicago-Area Artists for Residencies Freed from traffic congestion, family obligations and home responsibilities, artists can not only focus on their art but engage with the surrounding nature and community.
by Abel Gonzalez Fernandez | August 27, 2026What Else Could a Museum Be? On Mike Kelley’s “Mobile Homestead” Bordering the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD), there sits a work so strange and self-aware that even calling it a “work” feels slightly inadequate, or at least incomplete.
by Roopa Chauhan | August 25, 2026Polka Dots, Windmills and African Beads: The Legacy of Detroit’s Art Environments Far from Detroit’s revitalized downtown, quirky, playful spaces thrive, filled with whimsical creations that rewrite the histories of their neighborhoods by both clashing with and reflecting their surroundings.
by Dirk Denison | August 21, 2026Cranbrook For Life: How a Farm Outside Detroit Became an Art, Design and Education Mecca Well-designed space heightens our awareness and sparks curiosity, not only academically, but also toward our growth and that of our community.
by K.A. Letts | August 19, 2026How Artclvb Is Working To Replace Mass-Produced Decor With Real Art by Living Artists When Dorota and Steve Coy studied the relationship of today’s creatives to the cultural ecosystem, they discovered a massive gap between the traditional art market and a much larger but more humble demand among the general public.
