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Now #OnView at the DIA through January 7, 2024, "After Cubism" explores artworks from our permanent collection created in France between the years of 1918 to 1948, highlighting the evolution of artistic styles that would come to follow the influential Cubism art movement. Pioneered by artists Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, Cubism was an art movement that shattered depictions of space, objects and people — revolutionizing European painting and sculpture at the height of its influence. In Novem

🎨 Bring the art of the Detroit Institute of Arts into your home with our Custom Prints program! Choose from a variety of images, print sizes, paper or canvas options, and framing styles to create the perfect keepsake, gift, or wall decor. 🖼️ All prints are made to order in the USA, with custom production and delivery in two weeks. Please note: all sales are final. ✨ Start your collection today! Visit dia.org/shop for more info. | Detroit Institute of Arts

The Detroit Institute of Arts is a work of art in itself: designed by Paul Cret (a French-born architect with nearly a dozen buildings on the National Register), the Beaux-Arts museum hosts a collection with more than 65,000 works, including the Walter B. Ford Great Hall and Diego Rivera's Detroit Industry Murals - described by many as the closest thing to Michaelaneo's Sistine Chapel in the United States. Explore more: https://bit.ly/3JU98R9 | Visit Detroit