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Students on a field trip touch Artie the Donkey at the DIA.
Art

Meet the DIA’s Famous Donkey, Artie

Students and patrons looking at Romare Bearden's Quilting Time.
From the Director

A Model for Financial Stability

A patron viewing contemporary Black art at the DIA
Shop DIA

Discover Black Art and Artisans

Board Chairman Lane Coleman chats with staff during a party in Kresge Court at the Detroit Institute of Arts..
From the Director

A Place for Everyone

A visitor observes Mario Moore's "The Council," in the Detroit Institute of Arts' galleries.
Museum Happenings

8 Events to Celebrate Black History Month at the DIA

Roaring round-up of song-studded thrills! Herbert Jeffrey
Museum Happenings

Regeneration: Free films you don't want to miss

Regeneration: Black Cinema 1898 – 1971 honors...

Teen Council members in the galleries
From the Director

Reflecting on a Remarkable 2023 at the DIA

Gene Gargaro poses with his gift from the DIA.
From the Director

Celebrating the Legacy of Gene Gargaro: A Remarkable Journey at the DIA

As we approach the end of another very fruitful ye...

James Barnor (Ghana, b. 1929). Ms. Bruce portrayed in her new hairstyle after school, Ever Young Studio, Jamestown, Accra, 1956 (printed 2010–20). Gelatin silver print. Galerie Clémentine de la Féronnière, Paris. © James Barnor, courtesy Galerie Clémentine de la Féronnière, Paris.
Art

James Barnor: Ghana’s First Fashion Photographer

I had never heard of James Barnor before I was inv...