Almost is a fictitious non-town somewhere in Maine where the residents never quite got to organize themselves enough for their town to actually be called a town. It is as if they all just happened to be in the same place by chance.

Learning to draw the nude model has been an essential part of an artist’s training process dating back to the Italian Renaissance.

Not many residents are aware that on the outer edge of Eastern Market lies an underground cave/art gallery. The Red Bull House of Art is a live-in residency program that brings in artists from all over the world to create work.

The Arab American National Museum hosted a film program that started in October 2016 and continued until March 2017.

The Arab American National Museum in Dearborn is committed to inspiring and nurturing today’s youth into thought-provoking artists of the future.

When one pictures a vinyl factory, they do not think of bright yellow floors, red brick walls or modern murals. Third Man Records is not your typical factory, though.

The Frances G. Barrett Creative Writing Contest held annually at Henry Ford College honors the memory of the college’s first chairperson of the English department.

If you don’t recognize names like Mama Coo’s Boutique, The Bearded Lady, and The Farmer’s Hand you must not be living in Corktown Detroit, where independent small business is thriving.

“To be so passionate about art that you do it whether it’s legal or not, I’ve always been attracted to that type of attitude,” says Steve Glazer, Instructor of Art, Director of Exhibitions and Interim Chair of Fine and Performing Arts.

“I do not like green eggs and ham. I do not like them Sam I Am.” This November, the magical world of Dr. Seuss will come to life right here at Henry Ford College.