DIA Collection Crossword | Art Access Online

To solve this week’s puzzle, you’ll have to look closely at Ancestral Screen, by an unknown Ijo artist. Recommended for ages 16 and up. DIA Crosswords are available for download or to complete online. Solve the puzzle >
The Art of Transformation | Community Partnership Connection

Mariners Inn, a human service agency and long-time DIA community partner that provides residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment, counseling, housing, health services, and job placement, will commemorate residents’ recovery with the annual The Art of Transformation: A Celebration of Creativity in Recovery art exhibition. The Opening Reception takes place this Friday. Learn more >
Wimee's Words Replay | School Field Trip from Home

Enjoy a virtual puppet show and art lesson with our monthly series for families, Wimee’s Words. In this episode, Wimee meets Tholu Bommalata shadow puppets from India, featured in a program that first aired during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in May.  Learn more >
Sweet Thing | DFT @ Home

DFT @ Home is a virtual screening room that presents Detroit Film Theatre selections at your convenience and helps benefit the DFT. New this week is Sweet Thing. A simple story about the miracle of growing up – crafted by the now-65-year-old indie pioneer Alexandre Rockwell – is one that adults would be wise to remember and to embrace. Learn more >
Detroit Style catalog | Shop DIA

The Detroit Style catalog highlights the artistry and influence of Detroit designers working in the industry between 1950 and the present day, giving readers a sumptuously illustrated opportunity to discover the ingenuity of influential (and surprisingly little-known) figures in postwar American car design. Shop now >
TATM: Virtual Tour | For Seniors

This week's virtual Thursdays at the Museum will explore a selection of the museum’s works that explore the variety of behaviors associated with "love." Scientists have proven that when experiencing "love," brain cells release dopamine, a natural stimulant, to many regions of the brain that affect human behavior. Learn more >
In accordance with state guidelines, visitors are will no longer be required to wear masks. Unvaccinated guests are encouraged to wear a mask during their visit. 
Robert Blackburn & Modern American Printmaking
on view through September 5, 2021
Experience & Expression
on view through October 3, 2021
Detroit Style: Car Design in the Motor City from 1950–2020
on view through January 9, 2022
Member Mornings
Wednesday mornings (9 a.m. to 12 p.m.) at the museum are now Member Mornings. DIA members will have the museum to themselves, including access to special exhibitions. Capacity limits and COVID protocols are in place to ensure safety. 
Welcome Back!
The DIA is open Wednesday-Sunday; advance timed reservations are required for everyone, including members and residents of Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne counties. Click to learn how to make your visit safe and convenient. 
ADMISSION
Adults $14 | Seniors $9 | Ages 6-17 $6
College students $8 | Free for 5 and under


The DIA is always free for all residents of Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties as well as DIA members.
MUSEUM HOURS
Wednesday - Friday: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Monday & Tuesday: Closed

CONTACT
Box Office 313.833.4005
Museum Shop 313.833.7944
General 313.833.7900

QUICK LINKS
Images: Chrysler Corporation. Plymouth Barracuda, 1970. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles. | "First Annual Detroit Blues Festival, Detroit," 1977, Russ Marshall, American; dye-based inkjet print. | "River Crossing," 2011, Rashid Johnson, American; mirrored tile, black soap, wax. Detroit Institute of Arts. | "Log Jam, Penobscot Bay," 1940-1941, Marsden Hartley, Gift of Robert H. Tannahill.