
I've been wanting to visit this spot for a while. I decided to attend the opening day for the Seen/Scene Art Exhibit. They really celebrated opening day! They had a printing workshop, a...
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The Shepherd, situated in Detroit's East Village neighborhood, stands as a grand Romanesque-style church converted into a vibrant cultural arts center by the Library Street Collective co-founders Anthony & JJ Curis. The adaptive reuse, expertly crafted by Peterson Rich Office, preserves the church's original architectural charm while introducing modern gallery spaces, a public library, and ample community workshop areas.
The Shepherd boasts a dynamic range of programming including exhibitions, public projects, and performances, with the main gallery featuring a mezzanine level for versatile showcases. The space not only serves as a commercial gallery but also as a collaborative hub connecting with local and international arts organizations, symbolizing a new era in Detroit's cultural landscape.
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I've been wanting to visit this spot for a while. I decided to attend the opening day for the Seen/Scene Art Exhibit. They really celebrated opening day! They had a printing workshop, a...
Beautiful historic building, such a lovely space for a gallery. The sculpture garden is pretty too. Also a neighborhood skate park, and coming soon a cafe of some type. We really enjoyed the...
I had heard of The Shepherd when it was first announced but then completely forgot about it until one evening when I was driving by after a meeting in the area. I missed my turn and had to go...
The Shepherd is a wonderful neighborhood resource within one block of my apartment. I always feel welcome when I visit. The first art exhibition I saw there, during Winter 2025, was impressive....
Gorgeous concept from a couple at library street collective with plans for more to come in little village part of town.
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