Learn about the artists selected for participation in Collecting x Design, which will run in conjunction with Detroit Month of Design and is a collaboration with NEXT:SPACE Detroit and Airea Inc.

Rashaun Rucker’s work is in two new exhibitions, Reckoning: Protest. Defiance. Resilience. at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American Art & Culture, and Never Free to Rest, opening September 13, at the University of Michigan’s Institute for the Humanities.

This fall M Contemporary Art partners with Next:Space Detroit for the exhibition Collecting x Design as well as for the Detroit Month of Design 2021.

Brian Day recently photographed Michigan’s Pigeon River Country State Forest for the Wall Street Journal’s article “Michigan’s Carbon Offset Deal Helps Michigan Cash In on Its Trees—by Not Cutting Them Down.”

Read about Familiar in Kim Fay’s review of the exhibition in her Substack newsletter, Real Art Detroit.

M Contemporary will exhibit as part of Detroit Art Mile 2021.

On Thursday April 29 Senghor Reid and Rashaun Rucker had a virtual discussion on Zoom to talk about their most recent bodies of work and the intersections in their individual practices. The talk was hosted by Melannie Chard and M Contemporary Art gallery in Ferndale, Detroit, Michigan.

An essay by visual arts curator and writer Juana Williams about Senghor Reid’s exhibition, Shadowboxing.

Every four years since 1963, a small group of students has traveled to New York City, with University funds, to purchase art for Wake Forest’s Student Union art collection. They are charged with choosing works that reflect the times.

M Contemporary Art has been selected for the 2021 Best of Ferndale Award in the Art Gallery category by the Ferndale Award Program.