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[ad_1] Do you want to do something good for your neighbor? Of course, you do – it’s National Do Something Good for Your Neighbor Day. Our...
[ad_1] Irving Penn. ‘Hippie Family (Kelley),’ San Francisco, 1967. Platinum-palladium print. 16 5/8 × 14 3/16 in. (42.2 × 36 cm). The Irving Penn Foundation The...
[ad_1] click to enlarge Christina Ramirez A photo from ‘the rage project’ Christina Ramirez has been visually documenting rage for a year now. She describes her...
[ad_1] Interestingly, today is National Barbershop Quartet Day. We don’t have any barbershop quartets on this week’s list of best bets, but we do have plenty...
[ad_1] Sound is likely not the first thing that comes to mind when you think about visual art, but this new exhibition is challenging you to...
[ad_1] Music, artists, street dancers, and hundreds of luminary sculptures will fill the streets of Ann Arbor for the annual FoolMoon festival on Friday, April 5....
[ad_1] Fine art, electronic music, and rap come together in this exhibition co-curated by mixed media artist and muralist Habacuc S. Bessiake and musician Rob Apollo....
[ad_1] The internationally renowned Ann Arbor Film Festival returns this week, continuing its tradition of celebrating the diversity of experimental film. Established in 1963, this year...
[ad_1] click to enlarge Randiah Camille Green The oversized cleats will be displayed near Detroit arenas, hotels, and airports for the month of April. People headed...
[ad_1] Rochester, New York-based arts nonprofit Free Art Collective is on a mission to make Global Day of Art a worldwide holiday, with hopes for Detroit...
[ad_1] Neighborhood placekeeping nonprofit Sidewalk Detroit is using public art to try and help mitigate air pollution in Detroit’s East Canfield Village. The organization has commissioned...
[ad_1] The last time we spoke with artistic husband-and-wife duo Dorota and Steve Coy, better known as the pair behind the Hygienic Dress League, they were...
[ad_1] In 2023, MAP Fest debuted in Highland Park’s Avalon Village, blending music, art, and poetry for a day-long community festival. By all accounts the event...
[ad_1] An installation view of ‘The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism’ at the Met. Courtesy The Met, Photo by Anna-Marie Kellen Among New York neighborhoods, Harlem...
[ad_1] click to enlarge Courtesy photo Next to The Shepherd is the Charles McGee Legacy Park, a permanent sculpture garden in honor of the late artist....
[ad_1] Detroit-born musician Audra Kubat will be at the Detroit Institute of Arts this weekend, not only to perform, but also to share her songwriting knowledge...
[ad_1] click to enlarge Old English D earrings by Art Nuts. In honor of 313 Day, local “art dealer” Art Nuttz is hosting a Detroit Artists...
[ad_1] Tamponpalooza, an annual metro Detroit event created by Ken Brass in 2014, serves as a platform and fundraiser to address the need for feminine hygiene...
[ad_1] click to enlarge Randiah Camille Green Abstract paintings by India Solomon on view at Detroit’s Norwest Gallery as part of Heavy Melanin. Walking into Norwest...
[ad_1] ALEO Detroit, a bed and breakfast for artists with the founders of Library Street Collective at the helm, is expected to open in the spring....