Suzanne Bilek

In this book about Detroit you see the city through the eyes of artists instead of from the perspective of industry. It is an American tale of the courage to defy labels, navigate social roadblocks, and overcome all odds to succeed in the mainstream of the international art world. The stories of the work and courage of these artists give a refreshing and often humorous insight into Detroit history.

This volume is for art lovers and collectors, young professionals who want to know the inside secrets of achieving renown in the art world, and Detroiters who like a little gossip with their art.

Detroit has become trendy. It is described as an art incubator, a great city for emerging artists and professionals. In the 1930s, it was known as Art City. This book presents new research, never-before-published works of art, and interviews with artists, all of which confirm Detroit as the Midwestern hub of American art. Don't laugh. It's true!

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