The Chicago Tribune finds the spark of creativity alive and well in
Detroit as exemplified at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit.
Excerpt:
But as Detroit's industrial economy falters, the city is enjoying an
entertainment and cultural revival, including new sports stadiums, new
casinos and a new symphony hall.
The city has even made a couple of lists of places to visit in 2008.
"There's a visible renaissance going on in downtown Detroit," said Reed
Kroloff, a former architecture critic who recently moved to the area to
direct the Cranbrook Academy of Art and Art Museum in Bloomfield Hills,
a Detroit suburb. "A lot of people think Detroit does nothing except
decline."
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