A long history
of projects
For more than thirty years, Detroit Focus has been promoting and
supporting the artists of Detroit. It has provided opportunities
for artists of all disciplines – both emerging artists as well
as those with well-established careers. The link below will take
you to a timeline that lists the many exhibitions and projects that
Detroit Focus has produced.
A very special
project:
Detroit Focus 2000
In November 2000, Detroit Focus, an artists' alliance, coordinated
the largest visual arts event in the city's history. Detroit
Focus 2000 consisted of well over one hundred exhibitions and
dozens of lectures and special events.
For full information and a link to the Portfolio images, please
click here.
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The Robert
Wilbert Project
Detroit Focus has received a grant from the Michigan Council for
the Arts and Cultural Affairs, which included money from the National
Endowment for the Arts (NEA) for the purpose of funding the Robert
Wilbert Project. The purpose of the project is to create
a publication about artist Robert Wilbert and his impact on the
artist community during his 38-year teaching career at Wayne State
University.
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Detroit Focus, an artists' alliance, has
served the Detroit art community since 1978. Its first
gallery was established on Beaubien Street in Detroit's Greektown
area. It has nurtured and established a generation of Detroit visual
artists.
The thousands of artists, whose work Detroit Focus has nurtured
and exhibited, continue to be active members of the world community
of artists and arts educators. To this day, Detroit Focus remains
dynamic, vital and active.
We're always happy to answer your questions and to hear your feedback.
To contact the Executive Director or the Editor of Detroit Focus,
please click here.
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