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Arts📅 Fri, Sep 11
DIA: O'Keeffe show opens, first since 1934
When you think of Georgia O’Keeffe, you may think of natural scenes, flowers, or flowers that, in turn, may make you think of other things. But lesser appreciated is her […] The post ‘Georgia O’Keeffe: Architecture’ Opens at the Detroit Institute of Arts appeared first on Hour De…
Arts📅 Wed, Sep 30
Detroit Month of Design: four installations to catch this September
Detroitisit’s guide to Detroit Month of Design is giving a spotlight to the installations that are now up and/or will be up over the course of this month as well as other not-to-miss displays & exhibits. The much celebrated Detroit Month of Design is back […] The post Detroitisit…
Arts📅 Fri, Sep 11
Season Fair: free Season Talks kick off the art market, Sept. 10
Detroit: Other Routes serves as the theme for the second edition of the Season Fair. The post The Metro: Season Fair brings the art market to local creatives appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.
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Arts📅 Fri, Sep 11
Season Fair: contemporary art market returns to the Shepherd, Sept. 11 to 13
Taking place Sept. 11-13, the second annual Season Fair will feature international, national and local galleries and work from Detroit-based artists.
Arts📅 Sat, Sep 12
Funky Ferndale Art Fair: 140 artists mark 20 years, Sept. 25 to 27
The Funky Ferndale Art Fair returns September 25-27, with 140 funky juried artists, giant puppet parades and surprises. The post Twenty Years of Funky Art. appeared first on Hour Detroit Magazine.
Arts📅 Fri, Sep 11
Handweavers' biennial show: 500 members, 22 guilds, through Oct. 25
From weaving to doll-making, a broad range of craftsmanship will be featured in both exhibitions and public demonstrations at the Michigan League of Handweavers' 23rd Biennial Fiber Show.
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Metro Detroit's fall arts season: previews across music, theater and galleries
Art Sept. 11-13 Season Fair Eleven artists, collectives, and galleries from Detroit, Cleveland, Minneapolis, Washington, D.C., and Denmark will display paintings, sculptures, textiles, and installations at the Shepherd. This year, […] The post 2026 Metro Detroit Fall Arts Preview…
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Detroit Month of Design: 100 events across 30 days, its 16th year
Director of Detroit Month of Design Kiana Wenzell describes the month of activities ahead and how the event has changed over 16 years. The post Detroit Month of Design explores how design moves the future appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.
Arts📅 Thu, Oct 1
Anna Sui: West Bloomfield native's fashion retrospective opens Oct. 21
Anna Sui is a global fashion superstar, maximalist role model, and doting aunt. Now, as a major retrospective of her work and life lands in the Detroit suburbs, her world, […] The post The Wonderful World of Anna Sui appeared first on Hour Detroit Magazine.
Arts📅 Sun, Sep 13
Fabric of America: 700 pieces of fashion history, through Sept. 13
On a sunny afternoon in June, I drive to the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation — a place I love to explore but admittedly haven’t visited in a few years — for a private tour of an important new exhibit: Fabric of America: Our Fashions, Textiles, and Technologies. My tour g…
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Studio Ghibli Fest: a decade in, box office keeps climbing
The passionate fandom Ghibli tends to inspire is well-documented.
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RATHAUS: a theater built around filmmakers, not just films
The RATHAUS Artist Residency Theatre The post A New Kind of Cultural Space is Coming to Detroit appeared first on Detroitisit.
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Sculpture show: 40 works by 20 Michigan artists at the Anton Art Center
MOUNT CLEMENS — The Anton Art Center is hosting a new juried sculpture exhibition, presented by the Sculptors Guild of Michigan, called “Past and Future: A Sculptural Look at Art” The post Sculpture exhibit comes to Art Center first appeared on C & G Newspapers.
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Clawson chicken: the bird has held its roost since 1959
What is the history of this big bird? Born in 1959 under the care of Faym-Us Chicken to market the restaurant’s broasted chicken, the chicken statue has nested atop 331 N. Main St. in Clawson for decades. The chicken has marked its territory, maintaining its roost through several…
Arts📅 Thu, Jul 16
Ann Arbor Art Fair: three fairs, a thousand artists, one weekend
Karen Bauer has been the executive director of the Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair for 20 years. Teesha Lieber is a Detroit marbling artist from Spontaneity Works. Both joined The Metro to talk more about this year's festival. The post The Metro: The Ann Arbor Art Fair sketches out a b…
Arts📅 Fri, Jul 10
Little House on the Prairie: Netflix reboot premieres with a new Ingalls family
Netflix is set to premiere a remake of “Little House on the Prairie” on Thursday.
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Summer reading list: five new books tied to Detroit
Whether you’re preparing for a summer book club or looking for a beach-day read, BridgeDetroit has got you covered with these five recently released books written by Detroit authors or with a thematic connection to the city.
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Henry Ford Museum: nine founding documents land in Dearborn
In celebration of the nation’s bicentennial in 1976, the American Freedom Train, powered by a steam locomotive, traveled across the country from April 1, 1975, through Dec. 31, 1976. Along the way, it displayed more than 500 iconic American artifacts to more than 7 million visito…
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Anne Frank Tree: a sapling from her diary now grows in Detroit
The horse chestnut was grown from the seed of the original tree that gave Anne Frank hope as she lived in hiding. The post The ‘Anne Frank Tree’ brings hope and learning to visitors of Zekelman Holocaust Center appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.
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East Canfield Art Park: a sculpture that also reads the air
Sculpture at East Canfield Art Park on Detroit’s east side embeds air quality monitors in public art, providing real-time environmental data for a community living near industrial facilities.