Arts institutions combine efforts for creative development summit
Developed by ArtServe Michigan and the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit in partnership with the College for Creative Studies and Cranbrook Academy of Art, this summit is designed to empower artists of all disciplines to take the next step in building sustainable professional creative practices.
It takes place Friday and Saturday (Dec. 16-17) at MOCAD, 4454 Woodward Ave., in Midtown. Get more info and register here.
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