PASC Detroit at LANTERN
Interior of PASC Detroit studio left image faciing West, right image facing east
PASC Detroit at LANTERN, is the new location of our PASC Detroit program, located at 9301 Kercheval Ave, Suite 2, Detroit, MI 48214.
This new gallery and studio represents a new chapter for inclusion of disabled artists into the Detroit art scene. Our participation in this mixed use arts building, located in a newly developing arts district, provides PASC artists groundbreaking opportunities for professional development, as well as collaboration and integration and acceptance into the Detroit cultural community.
PASC Detroit Gallery, with the exhibition If Anyone Can Hear This, May 2024.
PASC Detroit at LANTERN houses our first permanent gallery in Detroit, the first ever permanent gallery dedicated to artists with disabilities in Detroit.
PASC Detroit Gallery presents 8-10 exhibitions year round featuring PASC artists and other artists with disabilities from around the world. And we aim to present talks and presentations throughout the year. Our gallery is fully accessible.
PASC Detroit artists having a meeting in the LANTERN courtyard
PASC Detroit will be a nexus for the disabled artist community of Detroit. We will host ongoing exhibitions and public programs throughout the year.
In addition to PASC and Signal-Return, the building will also includes neighboring artist studio spaces on the second floor, and will be the future home of Collect Beer Bar, Coup D'état, Café Franco and Assemble Sound - all connected by a 2,000 square foot outdoor courtyard that serves as an accessible community space and open-air lobby.
Occupying LANTERN will place PASC studio and gallery amidst a cultural arts destination neighborhood, with neighboring art spaces like, Library Street Collective’s The Shepherd Art Center, Louis Buhl and Co, Modern, Ancient, Brown, Pewabic Pottery, Belle Isle Viewing Room, and other galleries relocating to this neighborhood.
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