Arts

Edible Monuments at the DIA

The Detroit Institute of Arts loves bringing in unique exhibits, and “Edible Monuments” is no exception.

History on Wheels

At the newly renamed Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation in Dearborn, the “Engines Exposed” exhibit shows us the roots of automotive history. “Engines Exposed” includes roughly 60 cars on display with their hoods open. The exhibit started on Jan.

“aLIgNEd” at the Sisson Gallery

Meighen Jackson’s internationally acclaimed art is featured in an exhibit at Henry Ford College’s Sisson Gallery in the Fine Arts building through March 16.

“I See Me” at the Museum of African American History

The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit features the exhibit titled “I See Me” running through April 30.

Tasteful Art at the DIA

The Detroit Institute of Arts recent exhibit, Bitter Sweet: Coffee, Tea, & Chocolate, engages the viewer with all five senses.

Phantom and the Detroit Opera House

The Phantom of the Opera, the longest running Broadway musical in history, with more revenue generated than any other stage play or movie in history, toured in Detroit from January 11-22.

Dearborn Educator Brings Theater To Students

“He’s sophisticated.” “He inspires me to do better.” “He’s a nice guy.”

When the Lights Go Down in the City

Cobo Center in Detroit was where the North American International Auto Show had taken place, where the world’s automakers displayed concept cars and high tech vehicles.

Detroit Through the Lens of Corine Vermeulen

The Mirror News had an opportunity to sit down with artist and activist, Corine Vermeulen, whose “Walk-in Portrait Studio” was a featured exhibit at the Detroit Institute of Arts last year.

O.N.E. Mile

Oakland North End (ONE) Mile project is an architecture and design based program in the North End of Detroit.

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