11 Spots In Michigan That Will Give Your Imagination A Workout
Looking for inspiration for your next masterpiece? Michigan is the place to wake up your imagination.
1. Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts
Where: Grand Rapids
What: A cultural hub devoted to the visual arts, film, music, and dance that will celebrate its 40th anniversary this year.
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2. Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park
Where: Grand Rapids
What: A 158-acre botanical garden and outdoor sculpture park perfect for snapping pictures.
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3. Culture Lab Detroit
Where: Detroit
What: This cultural lab houses free programs open to the public with guest artists, designers, and architects.
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4. Museum of Contemporary Art
Where: Detroit
What: This art museum is home to a collection which features installations that stress the importance of contemporary culture.
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6. Detroit Institute Of Arts
Where: Detroit
What: The Detroit Institute of Arts has one of the largest art collections in the United States.
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7. Murals in the Market
Where: Detroit
What: For this festival, artists from Detroit and around the world come together yearly and showcase bright, eye-popping murals.
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8. National Museum of the Tuskegee Airmen
Where: Detroit
What: This quaint museum tells the important story of the first black American airmen who fought in World War II.
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9. Grand Rapids Art Museum
Where: Grand Rapids
What: With a mission to connect people through art, creativity, and design, this art museum offers a large range of collections that span from Renaissance to modern art.
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10. Broad Art Museum
Where: Lansing
What: Opened in 2012, the Broad Art Museum features art dedicated to exploring global contemporary culture.
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11. Downtown Lansing Sculpture Walk
Where: Lansing
What: This sculpture walk located on the Lansing Community College campus offers a guided walk that enriches lives "through experiences that connect art, nature, and Michigan's history."
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