At the Detroit Clay Co. in Southwest Detroit , Diana Alva and James Puntigam reflect the beauty of the city in their whimsical, free-form and at times provocative tiles and pottery.
Owner Zana Smith opened the specialty boutique offering an array of clothing, books, and music in Harmonie Park in 1984.
Does stretching and shaping molten glass into all manner of art and objects sound cool? Learn how from the masters at Furnace Design Studio, bringing art, learning and stewardship to a corner of Southwest Detroit.
Giorgio Gikas keeps Detroit icons looking their best. His East Side firm, Venus Bronze Works Inc., takes sculptures — like the big Calder moving to the DIA and the famous city symbol, the "Spirit of Detroit" — back to their original glory.
Michael Graves and local SmithGroup architects discuss with Model D the inspiration and necessity behind the ambitious reworking of that Woodward "temple of art," the Detroit Institute of Arts.
We're still impressed with the DIA's new look. A few curators talk about how they've reorganized three major collections, all done with you in mind.
Let the critics say what the want. Revamped and revived, the Detroit Institute of Arts' new approach will help place the museum "at the heart and core" of life in Detroit.
A guy named SLAW carries on the legacy of Norman Rockwell. And there you have the Scarab Club, with a century of supporting art in Detroit.
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