Changing Exhibitions
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1984 World Series Street Portraits: Photography by Carlos Diaz
NOW OPEN in the Detroit Artists Showcase During the summer of 1984, Detroit was buzzing with excitement and anticipation, as the Detroit Tigers got closer to winning the World Series. Carlos Diaz had just moved into the city that summer after...
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Arising from the Ashes: Twenty-Five Years of Detroit, 1967-1992
NOW OPEN through September 9, 2024 in the Auditorium Showcase In the aftermath of the 1967 Detroit Rebellion, Black Detroiters grappled with racist stereotypes, deindustrialization, and later, the crack cocaine epidemic. In response to the unease...
Automotive Showplace
The Automotive Showplace is a changing exhibit space at the Detroit Historical Museum that features rare and unique vehicles from the Detroit Historical Society’s collection, presented by Warner Norcross + Judd. NOW OPEN through September 15,...
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Concrete Canvas
NOW OPEN through September 29 in Center Stage in the Allesee Gallery of Culture The history of public art in Detroit is an ever-unfolding story, shaped by the ebb and flow of social, political, and cultural currents. It serves as a testament to the...
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Detroit Diesel Power
NOW OPEN in America's Motor City Showcase Detroit brand diesel engines have powered everything from 18-wheelers to presidential yachts since their founding in 1938. A local institution, it has employed generations of Detroiters and continues to be a...
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Detroit’s Brewing Heritage
NOW OPEN on the Lower Level Joseph Parent, Detroit’s first recognized brewer, arrived in 1706, just five years after the new French trading post was established. Generations of English, Irish, Belgian, Polish, German and Detroit-born brewers...
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It's Rust or Us! Ziebart at 65
NOW OPEN through September 4, 2024 in America's Motor City Founded in 1959, Ziebart International Corporation is the worldwide leader in premium automotive appearance and protection services that extend the life of vehicles. Ziebart currently...
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Kresge at 100: A Century of Impact, A Future of Opportunity
NOW OPEN in Wrigley Hall The Kresge Foundation was established in Detroit in 1924 by Sebastian Spering Kresge, whose retail empire, the S.S. Kresge Co., brought low-priced goods to the nation through five and dime stories, and later, Kmart. Today...
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The Links, Incorporated: Our History, Our Story
The Robert and Mary Ann Bury Community Gallery is a changing exhibition space made available to local historical societies, museums, non-profit organizations and educational institutions, selected for their contributions to the metro Detroit...
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Thirty-Five | 20
NOW OPEN through July 28, 2024 on the second level in the City of Champions Gallery Thirty-Five | 20 celebrates the determination and triumph of the “Detroit Bad Boys” and the “Goin’ to Work” Pistons teams. Separated by 15 years, these two...
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Travelin' Man: On the Road and Behind the Scenes with Bob Seger
NOW OPEN in the Motor City Music exhibition Photographer Tom Weschler served as Bob Seger’s road manager in the late 1960s and early 1970s, traveling throughout Michigan and the Midwest prior to Seger’s string of gold and platinum albums, Grammy...