Mexican artist Diego Rivera's painting sings the praises of a Detroit past — and future

The World | Apr 8, 2015
What did Mexican folk artists Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo see when they came to Detroit in 1932? A new art exhibit at the Detroit Institute of Arts shows how they captured the soul of the American city.

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