| Talking Dolls
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| Location | Northeast Detroit |
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| Country | United States 🇺🇸
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| Type | Print shop, Community space, Gallery |
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| Services | Residency |
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| Website | talkingdollsdetroit.com |
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| Instagram | @talkingdolls |
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The mission of Talking Dolls is to empower our northeast Detroit neighborhood through justice-focused initiatives. We create a nexus of progressive art and community-led activism through access to our shop, artist studios, and gallery space for workshops, performances and celebration. It is led by co-directors Wes Taylor, Ron Watters, and Andrea Cardinal.[1]
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