Artists talk about their work

Murals will be installed on the basketball courts at Bicentennial Park and Leslie Park next summer.

Community members can join artists and musicians to beautify Main Street by painting mandalas and coloring a chalk mural on Tuesday, July 18.

The city of Detroit is filled with beautiful murals, installations, statues, and more. Detroit native and nationally renowned artist, Felle, joined Tati Amare on “Live in the D” to talk about his work and gallery that’s contributing to the art scene in the city.

“Urban-Fetti” has bright, confetti-like stripes and dots of neon color that draw in passersby.

The tours will educate participants about the various murals around the downtown area and the artists who created them.

On Thursday, March 3, the Ohio-based company plans to open the doors to its 401 East Liberty St. location at 11 a.m.

There are about 40 murals in Southwest Detroit that were painted in the last decade.

Several businesses in Detroit have murals painted on them thanks to donations from the Rocket Community Fund.

Today marks the first day of National Hispanic Heritage Month and as we begin to celebrate the rich Hispanic culture here in the community we want to shine a light on some of Detroit’s magnificent murals. The artwork draws visitors from across the country and the world to our city. One artist is celebrating the Hispanic culture through his own vibrant murals he has created throughout the area, and in particular Southwest Detroit.

Building on the success of the 2020 A2AC Murals project, the Art Center’s new campaign, A2AC Art in Public, aims to raise $50,000.

The DIA is working to make art more accessible by bringing it directly to your town. Garling said the program started in 2018 as another way for the DIA to help people have meaningful experiences with art. Their goal is to work with the community to create public art that reflects the interests and unique stories of each town. For this project, Garabedian was able to work with a Clawson high school art teacher, and even involved local students on the project. To hear more about the DIA’s mural projects, watch the video above.

The murals in Detroit are almost impossible to overlook, these giant paintings prominently grace the walls of buildings all over the city. Each tells a story of our community, creates connections, and pays homage to the city’s past, present, and future. Anthony Lee is a Chinese American artist who has brought his talents to the streets of his home Detroit. “When you see a wall has intention put into it you feel like it’s cared for," explains Lee. To see a few of his favorite murals and the stories behind them, watch the full video above.