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Right to left: DIA Curator of African Art Nii Quacoopome, James Barnor, DIA Curator of Photography Nancy Barr, Galerie Clémentine de la Féronnière, Paris, 2019. Photo credit: Glenn Barr
Artist Features

From Accra to the Motor City - The DIA Celebrates the Work of Ghanaian Photographer James Barnor in Detroit

Salvador Salort Pons smiles in the DIA's Rivera Court
From the Director

El Día del Niño: A Day of Art, A Day for All at the DIA

Salvador Salort Pons smiles in the DIA's Rivera Court
From the Director

Building connections through Art Talks

At the beginning of March, my wife Alex and I atte...

Salvador Salort Pons in a blue suit and tie, smiles with his arms folded in the DIA's Rivera Court.
From the Director

Celebrating Alain Locke awards and DIA 2023 USA Today Best Art Museum

Last Saturday, we celebrated the annual Alain Lock...

Salvador Salort Pons in a blue suit and tie, stands with his hands folded in front of himself in front of the front steps of the Detroit Institute of Arts
From the Director

Starting the year with local artists and Black History Month

At the start of the new year, I had the privilege ...

A couple strolling hand-in-hand in the DIA's African American Art galleries
Shop DIA

Valentine’s Day Gift Guide

Valentine’s Day can be more than cards and candy. ...

Image of three people on a boat with the text "be right back"
From the Director

The DIA will be back January 27.

The Detroit Institute of Arts offices and gallerie...

Rivera Court, bustling with visitors, as shot from above
From the Director

Highlights from 2022 - January letter from the Director

As we begin a new year, I cannot help but look bac...

Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853–1890). The Dance Hall at Arles, 1888. Oil on canvas; 25 5/8 x 33 5/8 in. (65 x 85.5 cm). Musée d’Orsay, Paris, gift of M. and Mme André Meyer, 1951, RF 1950-9.
Museum Happenings

Extended Hours for Van Gogh in America