Born and raised in the American South, Rucker reminisces on the church as a space for communal gathering, familial intimacy, and identity development.

By Nick Pizana, April 23, 2021

The printmaker, photographer and illustrator says it’s all about the narrative.

Looking through his lens, photographer Kenny Karpov tries to capture who people truly are — their expressions, their bodies and the light in their eyes. His emotional portraits, paired with written work, tell their stories.

In Karpov’s latest project, the book “Despite It All We Never Learn,” he tells the stories of refugees, the real people going through travails on a journey toward better and safer lives.

A background in storytelling and photography plays a big part in Rashaun Rucker's art, which he uses to direct attention to critical social issues.

For his latest series of paintings, Detroit artist Senghor Reid started with small studies, building a system of gestural movements that began to simulate something that surrounds us here in the Great Lakes State but perhaps can easily become taken for granted — water.

Read about Don Kilpatrick III's “Spirit Murals” on the north face of Little Caesars Arena