Mike Kelley’s Space for Public Good serves as a dedicated area for community engagement. This initiative embodies Mike Kelley’s philosophy of fostering healing and supporting collectives that strive to make the city of Detroit a “good home.” Referred to as an “un-exhibition,” this project pays tribute to Kelley’s legacy of community care, drawing inspiration from the diverse projects hosted by the renowned Mobile Homestead since 2013.
The space will feature various interactive events, including artist presentations, performances, workshops, and programming focused on well-being. Over the course of the fall season, Mike Kelley’s Space for Public Good will transform the primary exhibition area of MOCAD, introducing programs meticulously curated by the Museum’s curatorial and education departments.
Curatorial Credits
Mike Kelley’s Space for Public Good is organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit.
Exhibition Credits
The project is made possible by the Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts.
