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Personal to Political
-More About This ExhibitionMembers of the Paulson Fontaine Press (which includes renowned African-American artists like Kerry James Marshall) address issues of self, identity, and politics through their work.
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And Still We Rise
Long Term ExhibitionMore About This ExhibitionFrom the tragedy of the Middle Passage to the heroism of the Civil Rights Movement and beyond, And Still We Rise offers a comprehensive look at the history of African-American resilience.
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Detroit Performs!
Long Term ExhibitionMore About This ExhibitionDetroit Performs! celebrates the luminaries of theater, dance, and music that transformed the Motor City's performing arts scene, and with it, the American pop culture landscape.
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Inspiring Minds
Long Term ExhibitionMore About This ExhibitionAviators, doctors, inventors: the Inspiring Minds honored in this interactive exhibition represent the best and the brightest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
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Ring of Genealogy
Long Term ExhibitionMore About This ExhibitionMaster muralist Hubert Massey lent his creative talent to The Wright to produce this floor-sized installation for the Ford Freedom Rotunda.
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Stories in Stained Glass
Long Term ExhibitionMore About This ExhibitionMusicians, dancers, freedom advocates: for stained glass artist Samuel A. Hodge, these figures are beacons of hope and transformation in African-American history and culture.
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Queen: From the Collection of CCH Pounder
Opening Date:More About This ExhibitionFeaturing artwork by Africans, African-Americans, and artists from the Diaspora, the pieces on display in Queen are drawn from the personal collection of award-winning actress CCH Pounder, and span a range of styles and mediums.
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Highlights From The Wright Collections
Opening Date:More About This ExhibitionExplore artifacts directly from our donors who are passionate about preserving the history of Africans and African Americans.
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Visions of Our 44th President
Opening Date:More About This ExhibitionVisions of Our 44th President is a collective sculptural show created to recognize and celebrate the historical significance of the first African-American President of the United States, Barack Obama.