Spot Lite for the Opening Reception of "MOTION” on February 10! Take a first look at a new group art show that celebrates movement and dance. Let’s all move into this new year together and celebrate what “Moves” us. Whether it’s a Detroit dance floor or a tree swaying in the breeze, different motions evoke… Continue reading MOTION MOVEMENTS THAT INSPIRE US
Freya & Dragonfly Detroit Blue Love Opening Party, No RSVP Featuring: Sheefy Tony Rave Phillip Simpson India Solomon Tony Whlgn @freyadetroit @dragonflydetroit @tonywhlgn @sheefymcfly @indysolomon @artbyphillipsimpson @thor_jones_
Join us for light refreshments at an in person informational session to learn about ways to get involved with the 2023 City of Design Challenge. ABOUT THE CHALLENGE In partnership with Community Development Advocates of Detroit (CDAD), CultureSource, and College for Creative Studies, Design Core’s City of Design Challenge invites participants to explore ways to… Continue reading 2023 City of Design Challenge Information Event
The first Wednesday of every month, the Detroit Fashion Community welcomes all fashion industry professionals, socialites and creatives of metro Detroit to an evening of networking and resource sharing. Let's meet, greet & collaborate. We want each of our experiences to be unique and slightly different from the last. So this time, we will be… Continue reading DFC Connects Industry Networking Event
Design Core Detroit is hosting a meetup for interested event organizers of the Detroit Month of Design on Thursday, March 2nd from 5:30pm - 7:30pm at Hunt Street Station. In this session, we review best practices, FAQs, and anti-ableism tips. This year’s festival theme is “United by Design” because the quality of our future depends… Continue reading Design Core Detroit Month of Design – Info Session
Teachers and students from the Michigan Japanese Heritage Center will lead participants in making Washi, a traditional Japanese paper made using fibers from the inner bark of the gampi tree, the mitsumata shrub, or kōzo bush. Generally tougher than paper made from wood pulp, Washi is used in many traditional arts, like Origami, Shodo, and… Continue reading Washi Making Workshop – DIA
Create a pencil drawing to take home while taking a closer look at the collection. No experience is necessary. All supplies provided. For ages 6 - Adult (children ages 12 and younger should be accompanied by an adult). Capacity is limited. Free with general admission *General museum admission is FREE for residents of Wayne, Oakland,… Continue reading Drawing in the Galleries: Japanese & Korean Art and Indian & Southeast Asian Art
Teachers and students from the Michigan Japanese Heritage Center will lead participants in making Washi, a traditional Japanese paper made using fibers from the inner bark of the gampi tree, the mitsumata shrub, or kōzo bush. Generally tougher than paper made from wood pulp, Washi is used in many traditional arts, like Origami, Shodo, and… Continue reading Washi Making Workshop – DIA
