Decades-long “expressionist continuum” exhibits at N’Nambdi Center for Contemporary Art
In the 1960s and early 1970s the neighborhood now called Midtown and then called the Cass Corridor, was more than just kicking out the jams musically.
The art scene was also humming, building a foundation for the Detroit visual scene today.
The Detroit News captures it all in this review of a new show at the N’Nambdi Center for Contemporary Art. Read it here.
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