Interview: MOCAD’s Co-Directors On What a Museum Owes a Changing City

The reopened Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit building, which has been renamed the Julia Reyes Taubman Building in honor of the museum’s late founder.

An overhead exterior photo shows a crowd gathered outside the MOCAD building for an event, with speakers, chairs and the museum’s entrance visible.

Lynne and Madison-Patton describe this reopening not as a return to what MOCAD once was, but as an expansion of access, collaboration and possibility for what a contemporary art museum can be.

Interview: MOCAD’s Co-Directors On What a Museum Owes a Changing City
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