Detroit v. Mercedes? The Copyright Case that Could Affect Public Art Globally
It’s a court case out of Detroit that has the art world at-large paying attention. Earlier this year in March,...
It’s a court case out of Detroit that has the art world at-large paying attention. Earlier this year in March,...
Local musician Ryan Neal took a roundabout path to producing music. "I was into sports before, was the first thing...
On November 10, 1975, as news of the Edmund Fitzgerald shipwreck circulated, Rev. Richard Ingalls, pastor of Mariners’ Church of...
In Detroit during the 1920s and ‘30s, women began replacing men in the auto plant, handling drill presses, internal grinders, and...
A new performance series coming to the Detroit Artists Market questions how freedom and pleasure manifest for black women at home....
In 1987, mixed-media artist and curator Howardena Pindell released an in-depth survey that analyzed the racial demographics of exhibits across...
Dally in the Alley, now in its 42nd year, is just that kind of party. The free and family-friendly annual event...
Photo via Trevor Naud Welcome to “Milo Minute,” the 60 seconds (or thereabouts) you need to find a local show...
Ghaith Al Juboori, an Iraqi student, was a senior in high school studying for a big exam in the hall...
WDET In 1963, musicians Tony Churchill and Harvey Fuqua formed the instrumental band The Nite-Liters in Louisville, Kentucky. The group had a few hits,...
An Ypsilanti man has collected a set of rare recordings from Detroit’s Grande Ballroom and is working to get them...
Bre'Anna Tinsley/ WDET Water is life. It’s the very basis for life on this planet. And access to it is one...