Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross and Mariah Carey are appearing at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center.
They’re joined, in an extraordinary array of musical talent, by Smokey Robinson, Tina Turner and Aretha Franklin.
But they’re appearing only through the end of the week.
The artists are among 37 whose portraits or photographs are on display in “Songs From the Soul,” which celebrates contributions to the country’s musical history, popular culture and the civil-rights movement.
Curator and education director Carmen Davis said the display provides “an evolution of [recent] African-American music here in the United States. It’s also a content exhibition because it gives you great information about the artists.”