From its beginning in Wright’s Detroit basement, the museum has cultivated increased visibility for all African Americans by ...

The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History presents Luminosity: A Detroit Arts Gathering, a year-long ...

Located in Detroit’s cultural corridor at 5200 Woodward Avenue, the DIA continues its tradition of engaging the community ...

This large museum, named for its founder Charles Wright, tells the story of the African American experience from the beginning of time to the Civil Rights Movement and beyond. Opened since 1966 ...

The National Museum of African Art is dedicated exclusively to the collection, study, and exhibition of African art. The museum's primary aim is to foster and sustain public understanding and ...

As Black History Month concludes, a new exhibit at Norwest Gallery, led by founder and director Asia Hamilton, connects Detroit's cultural landscape with the African diaspora through art.

Kevin Young, an acclaimed poet who was named director of the National Museum of African American History and Culture in 2021, ...

We’re dubbing 2022 as the year of “return to Hart Plaza,” first with the Movement Festival and now the African World Festival. After being hosted at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African ...

Arguably one of the city's foremost cultural destinations, the Detroit Institute of Arts dates back to 1885, but the Beaux-Arts building (referred to as the "temple of art") that it now resides in ...