Writer Matthew Piper and architect Saundra Little of Noir Design Parti join CultureShift to spotlight the legacy of African-American architects in Detroit.

In just a little under five years, the Baltimore Gallery became a staple in Detroit's art scene. Now, the doors have closed and owner Phillip Simpson is painting his next moves.

Detroiter Nya Marshall recognized that her East Side neighborhood lacked healthy restaurant options, so she decided to start IVY Kitchen + Cocktails.

The Detroit Art Week exhibit opening Friday examines how we present ourselves on dating apps — and how we deal with the bad experiences.

The Michigan Glass Project will host its eighth art and music festival to benefit Art Road, a non-profit organization dedicated to getting art classes back in Detroit public schools.

CultureShift took a field trip to meet the bus drivers whose job it is to take a beating.

The "Bone Black" exhibition from Scott Hocking is part of the Cranbrook Art Museum's sprawling new exhibition "Landlord Colors."

London-based artist Richard Wilson estimates he spent $10,000 painting the mural, but says it's just an extension of his fan-dom.

The musician is one of the founders of Tribe Records, an influential — and, now, collectible — label behind early Detroit jazz recordings.

Two brothers are fusing their cultural heritage with furious punk-tempo riffs. They're performing at Trumbullplex this weekend.