Support the creative youth and creative future of Detroit
Mint Artists Guild was fortunate to connect with artist Adrienne Outlaw last year during ArtPrize. This year, we’re even more lucky to partner with her on the Grand Dome geodesic art sculpture that’s up now near the Blue Bridge in Grand Rapids. The Grand Dome was created using Adrienne’s designs, vision and connections from colorful plastic covered triangle panels made …
Miriam Uhura connects with other artists, and finds inspiration in the little things. She believes in showing up.
Join us for arts and crafts in Detroit parks and at some festivals this summer. These youth-led art for all activities are free and fun.
Mint Artists depict justice in many ways, and our new Justice Bird card is just one beautiful example.
Spring and summer are wonderful times to create more art, and connect with artists and gallery directors. They also are great times to connect with artists and learn from them. We want to share some free and almost free ways to make more art and build new connections in Detroit. Plein air painting groups. Several groups meet in parks and …
Our success by the numbers 2024 includes Small Joys paintings at ArtPrize, children’s crafts and big gains in hiring youth.
Mint’s new Justice & Joy exhibit is open now through Jan. 6 in Chelsea at Gallery 100. And the Chelsea District Library recommends children’s books that connect to the art show.
Some 30 young artists created 50 Small Joys paintings over three years. They contain universal sources of happiness. Now they’re headed to Grand Rapids for ArtPrize.
Develop your storytelling skills and create a sense of urgency to buy. Those techniques will build artists’ success at art fairs.
Our wish list this year includes more arts and arts and craft supplies.