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A Masterpiece Revealed: Lecture
-“Infant St. John the Baptist in the Wilderness,” by Bartolome Esteban Murillo would hang at Meadow Brook Hall until 2013,…
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Sci-Fi Summer @ DIA
-Robots… Aliens… Spaceships and Saucers… and a multiverse more are flickering about at the DIA these days. Fantastic imaginative, speculative and…
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DIA: Star Wars & the Power of Costume
-These are the ‘droids you’re looking for. So, bring your camera to show everybody in the galaxy how you found…
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Northern Lights 1966
-Set in the prelude to Detroit’s turbulent 1967 summer, Northern Lights 1966 is the inspiring story of a group of Detroit students…
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Play Ball! Baseball at the DIA
-Ah, spring! Time to head downtown to enjoy America’s pastime. Before reaching Comerica Park, take a step back in time…
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The Cypher
-Citywide Poets presents The Cypher. Hosted by InsideOut Literary Arts Project, the written and spoken word performance is Saturday, Jan.…
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Monet: Framing Life
-The genesis and genius of Impressionism are on display at the Detroit Institute of Arts in a new, intimate exhibition…
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Japan Cultural Celebration
-Celebrate the arts and history of Japan when the Detroit Institute of Arts inaugurates its new Japan Cultural Hall this…
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Ex Libris: The New York Public Library
-The Detroit Institute of Arts presents Ex Libris, a remarkable new documentary film about an extraordinary public institution, the New…
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Step Afrika!
-The great migration of Americans of African heritage from the rural south to the cities of the industrial north early…
