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A lifelong artist, Olayami Dabls created a one-of-a-kind museum out of a desire to combine his passions. The space constantly evolves to encompass his ideal of art for all.
From her Detroit-based studio Art Problems, printmaker and artist Mo Neuharth does everything from handmade books to branding, all with a very personal touch.
In a post-industrial city attempting to establish its 21st-century context within the United States, artist Tiff Massey searches for the authentic.
After meeting as college students, Ayako Aratani and Evan Fay have explored their designs separately and together as professionals, sharing design ideologies despite the distinctly different upbringings that informed their aesthetics.
The artist, who was born in Ghana and now lives in Detroit, explores the idea of hybrid identity: the person you once were holding space within the body with the person you’ve become; the identity you had in one country merging with the identity you take up as you acclimate to another.
the cheeky, pop-art shape language of Ellen Rutt’s primary medium keeps appearing in her mixed-media work. She’s the kind of maker whose vision is so singular that it verges on a brand—and strong brands, as we know, can shape virtually every element of our reality.
Earthy tones and flavors of story and legacy are the foundation of this neighborhood diner, where Molly Mitchell and Eggy Ding combine forces to serve patrons everything from egg sandwiches and breakfast noodles to Grandpa Richard’s Pancakes and chocolate milk.
Artisan chocolatier Alexandra Clark and her shop Bon Bon Bon, right in the heart of Detroit.
Brian Bennett, Carhartt's creative director, talks about the company's history and current success in Issue 2, out now or online.
Daniel Caudill, creative director of Shinola, defines a country’s sensibilities through simplicity and design.