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Library Street Collective is pleased to present a group exhibition with Conrad Egyir, Lizzy Lunday, Hannah Lupton Reinhard and Alexandria Smith, titled Sacred Masses and opening January 11, 2025.

In Jubilant Pastures, Conrad Egyir’s first solo exhibition with Miles McEnery Gallery, presents a body of eleven paintings that interrogate themes of identity and belongingness. 

Miles McEnery Gallery is pleased to announce In Jubilant Pastures, an exhibition of new paintings by Detroit-based artist Conrad Egyir, on view 5 September through 26 October.

The Raclin Murphy Museum of Art announced important recent acquisitions to the Museum’s collection.

The  21 artists whose work is on view at David Klein Gallery right now can tell you—and show you–that drawing has its own special kind of magic.

Learn about a robust fine art collection that began by spending weekends visiting galleries, museums, and studios.

Two new exhibitions at Cranbrook Art Museum showcase the considerable talents of Detroit’s African-American portrait painters.

Cranbrook Art Museum is now opening a series of original exhibitions that examine the importance of legacy within the artistic community of Detroit

On Thursday afternoon, Beyoncé unveiled the cover for Renaissance, her newest album, and many fans immediately took to social media that it looks a lot like a famed painting from the 19th century.

Defining the art of a region in the twenty-first century is a thorny and onerous task.

This winter, the Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati and Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art (Kemper Museum) in Kansas City, MO premiered a major exhibition dedicated to artists living and working throughout Midwestern America.

Curated by Magalí Arriola, the Meridians sector showcases sculpture, installation, painting, and moving image art – all on a monumental scale.

A giant art show devoted to felines, painting shows, book and also art talks, one of the Chapman Brothers...

If we’ve learned anything over the past 18 months, it’s that there’s no replacing the physical and emotional experience of seeing art in person.

Following the refresh of the San José ICA’s galleries and the transformation of the art center’s facade into a striking public art venue...