Last May, the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) opened the “7 Mile + Livernois” exhibition, featuring the work of Tiff Massey, a Detroit artist whose art centers around “adornment and community.” At 42 years old, Massey is the youngest artist to have a s
Driving through the backstreets of New Boston, Michigan, you may not think anything of it—lots of land and family homes.
jessica Care moore (left) and Stephanie Christi'an (right) of "We Are Scorpio" photo courtesy We Are Scorpio
Henry Ford College’s Fine Arts department hosted its second annual HFC-24 on Sept. 6 and 7. HFC-24 is a 24-hour competition in which Fine Arts students must complete and then showcase a project based on themes and prompts created by faculty members.
Amy Saari, a lifelong musician, is the new director of the Henry Ford College Chorus. She began studying music at a young age.
Part of a mural on the Birwood Wall along 8-Mile Rd. in Detroit. Photo by John Michael Sefel
The Vintage Market Mercantile opened in Trenton in June 2014. This upscale flea market-style shopping experience features local shops and vendors.
Eighty-three years after the construction of one of the most significant pieces of evidence of Detroit’s racist background, director of Henry Ford College’s theatre program, Dr.
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