Tag: Architecture
Little Village: A Guide to the Art & Architecture of a Detroit Gem
Earlier this year, Time magazine named a Detroit venue as one of the world’s greatest places to visit. The magazine is known for including...
10 Things to Do This Weekend (July 8-10)
A Chris Stapleton concert, Art in the Park, and the music of Harry Potter performed by the DSO
Albert Kahn Exhibit Opening Reception
On April 28, the Albert Kahn Legacy Foundation hosted an opening reception for its 'Albert Kahn: Innovation and Influence on the 20th Century Architecture' exhibit at the Detroit Historical Museum
New Albert Kahn Exhibit Explores Life and Work of the Detroit Architect
The multi-media display is at the Detroit Historical Museum through July 3
Culture Calendar: Detroit Opera, Jack White, & More
Ryan Patrick Hooper, host of ’CultureShift’ on 101.9 WDET, curates your guide to the month in arts and entertainment
2022 Hour Detroiters: Rainy Hamilton Jr. Draws up the Future of Detroit Architecture
The award-winning architect — who makes our annual list of people making Motown a better place — and his firm handle some of the highest-profile projects in the city
A Look at Cranbrook Art Museum’s Fall 2021 Exhibits
The Bloomfield Hills museum is presenting photo exhibitions on architecture and solo shows for artists Allie McGhee and Olga de Amaral
7 Things to do This Weekend (Oct. 22-24)
A Shawn Mendes concert, rock musical Rent, and Halloween in Greenfield Village
A Childhood Passion for Architecture Drives the Founders of Five-Eighths Studio
Plus, five dos and donts to keep in mind when designing your own space
The Way It Was – Jerome H. Remick Bandshell, 1953
Music on Belle Isle Group is determined to bring the space back to life
Are the Best Days of the Greater Penobscot in the Past?
The building has long been among Detroit’s most celebrated landmarks. Its decay, though, is drawing a different sort of attention.Â
A New Photography Exhibit Showcases Michigan’s Modern Architecture
Catch "Michigan Modern: An Architectural Legacy" in-person at the Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum or online with a virtual offering
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