Online Exhibition Archive DAM showcases over 500 artists each year, through exhibitions, off-site installations, and the Featured Artist program. Explore and browse our previous exhibitions and featured artists below. 2024 Art for the Holidays Read More about 2024 Art for the Holidays Nest: A Reflection of Safe Spaces Read More about Nest: A Reflection of Safe Spaces Featured Artist Marie Awn Read More about Featured Artist Marie Awn Detroit Lens: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Read More about Detroit Lens: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Featured Artist: Tsiuri Chachua Read More about Featured Artist: Tsiuri Chachua Hot DAM! the Detroit Artists Market Annual juried by Katie Pfohl Read More about Hot DAM! the Detroit Artists Market Annual juried by Katie Pfohl Featured Artist: Susan Santoro Read More about Featured Artist: Susan Santoro I’ll Be Your Mirror: Reflections of the Contemporary Queer Read More about I’ll Be Your Mirror: Reflections of the Contemporary Queer Featured Artist: Lori Ellsworth Read More about Featured Artist: Lori Ellsworth Out of the Vault, Into the Light Read More about Out of the Vault, Into the Light 2024 Annual Scholarship Awards & Exhibition, featuring the College for Creative Studies Read More about 2024 Annual Scholarship Awards & Exhibition, featuring the College for Creative Studies Third Spaces of the Anthropocene: Art in-between the Human and Natural Worlds Read More about Third Spaces of the Anthropocene: Art in-between the Human and Natural Worlds « Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … 7 Next »
Hot DAM! the Detroit Artists Market Annual juried by Katie Pfohl Read More about Hot DAM! the Detroit Artists Market Annual juried by Katie Pfohl
I’ll Be Your Mirror: Reflections of the Contemporary Queer Read More about I’ll Be Your Mirror: Reflections of the Contemporary Queer
2024 Annual Scholarship Awards & Exhibition, featuring the College for Creative Studies Read More about 2024 Annual Scholarship Awards & Exhibition, featuring the College for Creative Studies
Third Spaces of the Anthropocene: Art in-between the Human and Natural Worlds Read More about Third Spaces of the Anthropocene: Art in-between the Human and Natural Worlds
