Meet three exceptional female artists for Women’s History Month.
Meet these female arts for Women’s History Month
Meet three exceptional female artists for Women’s History Month.
Support the creative youth and creative future of Detroit
Meet three exceptional female artists for Women’s History Month.
We are excited about the art supplies, youth jobs and creative activities at a three-month pop up with Arts & Scraps.
Updated Feb. 5, 2025 Mint Artists Guild looks forward to meeting many new artists each spring, as we hold two Doodle and Draw meet us sessions and Open Interviews for our Creative Summer Jobs program. This year we will hire up to 32 youth visual artists and videographers / filmmakers. We strive to be open to all and transparent about …
We count on many supporters to achieve our success by the numbers. Learn some of our measures of success – and generosity.
  Artists need more than paint and canvas to make an exceptional impression when they hand over their art to a buyer. A business card won’t do it, and bubble wrap or a protective sleeve is just an appetizer for really showing you care for your art and your art collectors.  That said, really beautiful wrapping of your art …
Dear friends of Mint, Mint Artists Guild is finishing a year of successes and firsts. We are proud of these – and we see how many more opportunities and challenges we could tackle in 2020 and 2021, with your support and donations from individuals, businesses and foundations. Some of our successes have names: Seyi, a photographer, learned to paint with …
Jessica Fligger showed up with her family for the Mint Paint Detroit with Generosity opening last month, a rare artist with a rare opportunity – two of them. She left 90 minutes later with two interviews completed and her paintings shining. This young painter and ceramics artist was thrilled to have her art featured in the Fisher Building – and …
She smiles and creates videos and digital art. Learn more about our new marketing intern.
 When he stopped by for a quick hello and a question at the start of TedXDetroit, videographer Tim Brown promised he would return. And he did, and he interviewed Mint co-founder Vickie Elmer and Mint Artists’ Journey Shamily, asking about upcoming events. Then at our invitation, he showed up at our Paint Detroit with Generosity opening at the Fisher …
  “Every minute of every hour of every day you are making the world, just as you are making yourself, and you might as well do it with generosity and kindness and style,” said Rebecca Solnit, writer and activist and author of The Mother of All Questions and many other books.  Mint Artists Guild is striving to make …
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