A fantastic art gallery. It displays art and provides signage in a way that helps you savor art even if you aren't educated in art appreciation or history.
Loved the Roman Era art, as well as the Greek pottery.
Lovely museum to explore. Make sure to see the Rivera murals and the medieval galleries!
An outdoor art environment visited by thousands each year-- a true microcosm of the beauty and trials of Detroit
The most amazing public art I've ever seen.
Stop by another Detroit landmark, the GM Renaissance Center, after you enjoy the art of the Heidelberg Project: http://www.gmrencen.com/Home.axis
The lobby of this architectural gem is a must see: art deco geometric designs in dayglow colored Pewabic tiles. Pop in for a photo op. Read more.
Check out the art deco interior that is beyond amazing.
Grab a cup of coffee from Stella cafe or Rowland cafe and check out the Michigan mural at the south end of the retail promenade.
Red Bull is only supplying the materials...so anyone who makes the generalization that "corporate sponsored art" isn't art is a highly misinformed and ignorant individual
Go to a real gallery. Try the Pepsi sponsored street art exhibit in Midtown, or the Fanta Explosion of Color (TM) in the Sugar Hill Arts District!!!
❤️🎨❤️ beautiful art.
Historic Detroit gifts. Original. Beautiful. Functional. Enduring. Take the tour--see the kilns and the artists at work.
xplore & learn about American ceramic/pottery art, in a historic landmark building. Read more: http://www.cheapism.com/p/cheap-detroit-activities.mhtml#ixzz2kRSV6zA7
Stop by another Detroit landmark after you have picked up some original art or created your own tiles, the GM Renaissance Center: http://www.gmrencen.com/Home.axis
Original Art Deco splendor shines in Detroit’s Fisher Building. 40+ select marbles in the lobby alone. At night the golden roof of this National Landmark glows in spectacular colored light.
Stop in at the Art Gallery. Great stuff. Wait til it goes on sale for good buys.
An Art Deco masterpiece designed by 'Detroit's Architect,' Albert Kahn. The Fisher Building is home to the Fisher Theatre, another great venue for seeing a Broadway show.
the art is best enjoyed when it is less crowded during the day
Super hip place, full of cool murals.
Such a fun spot to walk down. Check out the murals and the Skip! Mike from iRepairMotown
Check out the art
Come on a Sunday and explore the murals
Get lost in the streets and alleys to check out some cool art and graffiti.
LOVE this place! Great pies, spices, meats. And just love the murals on the sheds all around the market. Would love a detailed map of the vendors.
Fresh food. Great atmosphere. Street artist. This place has it all!
Very cool experience! Shop around before buying, as many vendors have the same products at different prices. The murals are beautiful to see. The Detroit Vs. Everyone store is worth seeing.
Art of Dying 16 minutes agoCheck out Art of Dying, Sinedown and Adelitas Way Saturday April 12th. Tickets here: Read more.
Got to meet an amazing artist and had a great time.
Beautiful, intimate venue. Hidden treasure--see artists up close and personal that you'd be a mile away from at a festival.
Catch an incredible foreign, documentary, cult, or art film here!
Great place to see art films.
Gorgeous theatre. Check out the Pewabic pottery on the stairs!
Really cool artistic landscape
checking out the graffiti, street art, and legal murals.
A beautiful path for walking, running and biking!
Not a lot of art, but good music and a heavy pouring bar.
once a place for artists and musicians to meet and share their works with people who are enthusiastic about alternative art now is a tekno dive with music played not worth the space on the hard drive
The coolest underground gallery in the city
Best place for out of the ordinary gifts and to see local artists shine
This nonprofit gallery for contemporary art showcases the work of emerging and established Detroit and Michigan artists.
The current Scholarship show feature work by Wayne State student finalists, plus faculty and alumni. Come see this energetic show - great prices to start collecting, too!
The old Grand Circus Theater was transformed into this opera house, which opened on January 22, 1922. Featured artists have included jazz legends Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington.
Love the Shun Yun performing arts
A true treasure...love their dance series
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA