(Lebanon/France/Belgium/2017—directed by Philippe Van Leeuw)
Trapped inside her house in a city under siege, Oum (Hiam Abbass of The Syrian Bride and Blade Runner 2049) turns her flat into a safe harbor for her children ...
Visit the exhibition Making Home: Contemporary Works From the DIA and create a mixed media work of art depicting what home means to you.
Born a hundred years ago in Uppsala, Sweden, Ingmar Bergman’s passion for observation, storytelling and introspection led him to work tirelessly in many different art forms, right up until his death in 2007 at age 89.
Every Saturday and Sunday at 3 p.m. take a free guided tour of the Detroit Institute of Arts' collection.
Tours depart from the Great Hall at 3 p.m.
The Big Picture Guided Tour is also at 1 p.m. every Tuesday through ...
In this family-centered workshop we will read works by famous poets from the Arab world, use the backdrop of the Middle East Galleries to inspire our own writing, and perhaps even discover some new secrets of the universe.
Celebrate National Poetry Month with intimate readings by three accomplished poets. Alise Alousi, Sakila Islam, and Dunya Mikhail will each read a selection of poems focusing on identity. Sakila Islam is a spoken word poet from Detroit, Michigan. She strives to intertwine the Bangladeshi, American, Muslim, WOC, among other aspects of her identity in her work. She is a two-time representative of the Detroit Slam Team, and has performed at TEDxDetroit and at the White House.
Mark your calendar for this exciting annual event.
Every Thursday at 1 p.m. the Detroit Institute of Arts offers programs for adults 55+.
Create a pencil drawing to take home while taking a closer look at the collection.
Have fun creating your very own stained glass art project using paper and colored cellophane.