Schuette concluded that the collection at the Detroit Institute of Arts must be preserved because it's held "in charitable trust for the people of Michigan."
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Bloomberg Writer: Detroit should sell artwork to more deserving city
"Great artworks shouldn’t be held hostage by a relatively unpopular museum in a declining region," the columnist writes.
Musician Jack White keeps Detroit Masonic Temple alive with $142,000 donation
Local rocker Jack White donated $142,000 to the Detroit Masonic Temple to prevent it from going into foreclosure, the temple
Can Detroit protect DIA artwork from sale to satisfy creditors? Maybe not, but state steps in
A leading Republican in the Michigan legislature introduced a bill Wednesday aimed at protecting the Detroit Institute of the Arts' world-class collection from a sale to shrink the cit's enormous $15 billion in long-term debt.
Artists to transform Historic Fort Wayne into virtual world of imagination Sunday
Fort Wayne will come to life Sunday as thousands of people are expected to descend on the 88-acre site for a day and evening of live music, large art installation, local food and even a world record.
Lens on Detroit: Suspicious fire ravages major installation at Heidelberg Project
An early morning fire tore through an abandoned housed that served as an art installation at the world-renowned Heidelberg Project on the city's east side.
Documentarian to explore Detroit’s storied history of professional wrestling
The journalist and award-winning documentarian is a wrestling fanatic who has thoroughly documented Detroit's storied , grungy wrestling scene since boisterous crowds began packing gyms in the 1950s.
Artist who posted Nazi message at Packard Plant targets Brewster Projects with commentary on poor
It's the second installation in a series called "We are zombies" by guerrilla artist "Penny Gaff."
Owner of Cafe D’Mongo’s attacked by graffiti vandals trying to deface Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue
Owner Larry Mongo suffered cuts and bruises after confronting the vandals on the roof of the two-story building, he said today.
Wall built to separate white, black people near 8 Mile stays strong, colorful & relevant
When Emory moved into his modest home in northwest Detroit four years ago, he had no idea the six-foot concrete wall in his backyard was erected to keep people like him out.







