Dual Vision

Dual Vision is an expansive, forty-person group exhibition featuring artists living in or otherwise engaged with Detroit. Framed as a series of visual conversations that explore various methodologies for collaboration between practitioners, Dual Vision includes twenty individual projects produced by forty artists working in pairs—each work representing dual creativity as one. This exhibition underscores the nature in which contemporary artists communicate visually as a means of crafting a collective message. Dual Vision exhibits a robust intersection of disciplines and practices—from painting and sculpture to sound, fiber, and lens-based media—with contributions by artists at varying stages of their careers.

Dual Vision is organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit and curated by Susanne Feld Hilberry Senior Curator Jova Lynne, with curatorial support from MOCAD Curatorial Fellow Maceo Keeling, and advised by participating artists Kathryn Brackett Luchs, Ed Fraga, and Robert Sestok.
Funding for Dual Vision is provided in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional support from Midtown Detroit, Inc. MOCAD’s curatorial fellowship program and related exhibitions and programs are supported by the Ford Foundation.