In celebration of Women’s History Month, the NCA wishes to showcase a visual dialogue which demonstrates the influences of women on society. The current exhibit, Interactions, includes paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography, fiber and mixed media work from talented artists working in metro Detroit. Through the NCA Gallery and exhibits like this at the Detroit Public Library, the Michigan Chapter aims to offer local artists an opportunity to expand their creative expression while providing a greater exposure for them as African American artists. It is the largest and most active chapter in the country and is located within the Northwest Activities Center at 18100 Meyers Road in Detroit where it operates an art gallery.
The National Conference of Artist Michigan is a chapter of NCA and was founded in 1974. The organization includes African American visual artists, art educators, art historians, museum personnel, students, collectors and supporters of art. The National Conference of Artists (NCA) was founded in 1959 to preserve, promote and develop African American culture through the visual arts and to foster the creative forces of artists that emanate from the African American and African World Experience. View Artwork Previous Exhibits Interactions: National Conference of Artists Celebrates Women’s History MonthĮxhibit was from March 2nd - March 31st, 2020 This festival was created to showcase the creative and highly talented photographers of Metro-Detroit with a special focus on the stories and people of Detroit. Starting in 2018 Focus Hope brought to Detroit - Focus on Detroit, an outdoor photography festival. This curated exhibition by Parisa Ghaderi attempts to draw the geography of belonging in the work of immigrant artists in the metro Detroit area who have experienced the complexities of contemporary migration. Interactions Previous Exhibits Address Unknown: An Incomplete Map of Belonging
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