Register to join us for a compelling conversation between the directors of the Detroit Institute of Arts and the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History as they explore the evolving role of cultural institutions in preserving, exhibiting, and championing African American art, history, and culture.

This dialogue with Salvador Salort-Pons (DIA) and Neil Barclay (The Wright) will delve into the shared responsibilities and unique approaches each institution takes to highlight African American contributions of the past, present, and future.

From curatorial practices and community engagement to equitable representation and collaborative initiatives, the discussion will offer insight into how museums can serve as both stewards of history and platforms for contemporary voices.

This is an essential conversation for anyone invested in the future of inclusive art spaces and the power of cultural collaboration in Detroit and beyond. Reservations for this event are limited.