July 31, 2013
An assortment of poetry, autobiography, drawings and humor that is as heartfelt as it is silly.
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An assortment of poetry, autobiography, drawings and humor that is as heartfelt as it is silly.
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In declaring bankruptcy, Detroit risks forever losing its Institute of Arts.
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Unearthly worlds and elaborately rendered spaceships make up this quasi-narrative collection of drawings.
Read MoreWhere traditional journalism often fails to connect, graphic novelists make sense of a region at war.
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The long lines and colorful glow of the James Turrell exhibit — not as magical as some reviews promised.
Read MoreA weekly series that celebrates everyone’s favorite part of the author reading: the Q&A. This week, Lisa Hanawalt just likes animals a whole lot.
Read MoreIn the final installment of Building Hamlet, set designer Meredith B. Ries offers her final reflections on what she considers "[an] experiment with blending humor and tragedy, evil and humanity... a dark jibe at religious faith, at royalty, at ambition. [Hamlet is] a ghost story and a love story."
Read More"You know what Chuck Norris calls World War II? Lunch." Watch what happens when three action icons and one hapless docent discuss violence, artistic and otherwise, at a members' preview of Destroy the Picture: Painting the Void, 1949-1962.
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