Detroit Institute of Arts

#BlackLivesMatter. It has become the hashtag heard 'round the world, a reflection of the more visible rage and unrest that has been simmering in 'urban'...

Mosaic Youth Theatre of Detroit will take audiences back into time to the J.L. Hudson’s 12th floor “Toyland” in Downtown Detroit for its seventh...

Michigan Youth Arts, on behalf of the Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs (MCACA), is providing a total of $60,000 in grants for...

Valuations Necessary Part of City’s Restructuring Effort to Secure a Viable, Strong Detroit DETROIT, Aug. 5, 2013 -- The City of Detroit today...

The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) will examine and digitally photograph 13 full-scale drawings, known as cartoons, created by Diego Rivera in his...

Rolling Stone: Diego Rivera is under attack in Detroit. It's not the first threat to the late Mexican artist's famed murals, which depict the city's steel factories with a not-quite-subtle anti-capitalist bent. In 1933, union workers had to guard the then-new exhibit from the followers of a fanatical local preacher. But today the mural series is facing a different challenge: It is one of many assets that the city could potentially sell off to pay back billions of dollars in long-term debts to Wall Street creditors. Read the whole story at Rolling Stone Read more https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/22/detroits-debt-crisis-ever_n_3483005.html?utm_hp_ref=detroit ...

DETROIT (WWJ) - More than 200 precious objects made under the direction of Karl Fabergé provide a glimpse into a bygone...