The Detroit Artists Apprentice Program (DAAP) pairs emerging artists with mentors and sponsors public artworks, providing $10,000 grants to participants.

Detroit selected local artist Austen Brantley to design a new statue of Joe Louis that highlights his impact on golf and racial barriers, set for unveiling in August 2025.

The 49th anniversary of the Edmund Fitzgerald's sinking is marked with a closed ceremony at the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum, live-streamed for virtual attendees.

Cultivate, an art space in Grand Rapids, is closing due to sustainability issues, the owner's health, and other factors, despite having created jobs, hosted exhibits, and served many artists.

Detroit artist Elton Monroy Duran unveiled folklore-inspired sculptures in Mexicantown, symbolizing Mexican and Aztec culture infused with the city's automotive history.

Detroit seeks an artist to create a statue of Joe Louis, focusing on his impact outside of boxing, to be installed on the city’s west side as part of the Joe Louis Greenway trail.

Detroit's Fox Theatre has renovated its seating to combine historical design with modern features, including new cup holders and lighted aisle indicators.

The Sterling Heights Public Library seeks an artist to decorate 15 column bases linking it to the police station, with a budget of $5,000 covering all expenses. Proposals are due by October 28, 2024.

Six new murals enhance Detroit's Joe Louis Greenway in a community-driven project supported by a $90,000 grant, aiming to beautify and unify neighborhoods.

Cooley Law School received a 136-year-old scroll from Hilary Cooley, marking Justice Thomas M. Cooley's 1887 appointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission by President Cleveland.

The Michigan Museum of Horror has added Charles Manson's remains to its collection, sparking interest and controversy among fans of true crime and horror.

Sterling Heights invites Michigan artists to design new clock faces for the Fire Station #1 tower, reflecting the local fire department's spirit, with a $500 prize for the chosen artwork.

Detroit has launched the 'Arts Alleys' initiative, using $5.4 million from the American Rescue Plan Act, aiming to enhance nine alleys around the city with local art and infrastructure improvements.