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To continue to provide our community with free access to our world-renowned collection (and more!) we offer these online resources to experience what the DIA has to offer while staying home, staying safe, and staying healthy.
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Every Monday, we send out a round-up of all the best digital experiences the DIA and our community partners have to offer for our patrons, including special content for students and seniors. See the last few weeks below and follow the link to sign-up for our emails and receive At Home with the DIA in your inbox.
Visit By Her Hand, opening February 6 >
Conversation with Kwame Brathwaite Jr. and Dr. Kenneth Montague >
Drawing in the Galleries is back! >
The New Black Vanguard opens December 17 >
Shirley Woodson exhibition opens December 18 >
December letter from the Director >
Black Is Beautiful opens October 7 >
Touring the DIA's Research Library & Archives with Director Maria Ketchum >
Read about Russ Marshall: Detroit Photographs on Detour Detroit >
Experience & Expression virtual tour >
MAP + Detroit Institute of Arts | South Indian goddesses >
Rivera Court: Masterpiece Moments | Bank of America >
Explore the Detroit Industry Murals from Home >
Draw your Dream Car for the Detroit Style Exhibition >
Artemisa Gentileschi exhibition on Google's Arts and Culture platform >
Conservation Live Update: work on Portrait of a Man by Jan Hals is finished! >
Nine-year-old tour guide at the DIA >
5 Questions with Ben Colman, Curator >
Detroit Composers Project on Soundcloud >
Experience the DIA's collection at home with informational videos from our curators, conservators, studio staff, gallery teachers, and more. Watch new videos about art and making art every week.
Weekly recommendations and film screenings that support the Detroit Film Theatre for entertainment while you're staying home.
The DIA Education Staff has several learning resources available for educators, parents and students, many of which don’t require a visit to the museum. From an exercise where our armor collection inspires fantasy writing to “artful adjectives,” lesson plans are available for all grade levels and meet curriculum standards.
The DIA partners with a wide range of regional non-profit organizations for our weekly programming in the museum. Enjoy the work of those partners online through video, slideshows, images and more – from dance and music to artist demonstrations and community art projects.
An online version of our popular Thursdays at the Museum program, these resources help keep seniors (and people of all ages!) learning, exploring and connecting with their DIA. We’ll share videos of curator talks, links to films, art-making projects, online exhibitions and more.
The DIA’s Collection Crossword features clues that are answered by picking out details from a work of art from our collection.
Explore the Detroit Institute of Art's Art Studio from home with simple, step-by-step art-making projects for the whole family.
Check out some of the popular live events from At Home with the DIA's past.