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Morning Edition
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Craig speaks with Executive Vice President and COO of the Detroit Institute of Arts Annemarie Erickson about the passing of the DIA millage in yesterday's election.
Vincent Van Gogh's Bedroom in Arles is coming to the Detroit Institute of Arts. WDET's Annamarie Sysling speaks with Salvador Salort-Pons, head of the DIA's European Art Department, about the famous painting.
The Detroit Institute of the Arts staff have been working to win this millage campaign for months, but after the polls closed at 8pm last night, all they could do was wait and hope.
Yao-Fen You, DIA Curator, talks with Martina Guzman about Fabergé’s rise to fame, his business savvy, artistic innovations, and his privileged relationship with the Russian aristocracy.
Guest host Rochelle Riley speaks with Detroit City Council member Saunteel Jenkins about the Jovan Art Discovery Camp, which is currently running at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
The Detroit Institute of Arts' Chief Operating Officer Annmarie Erickson joins Craig to discuss why voters should support the DIA millage.
The DIA is seeking a millage in Macomb, Wayne and Oakland counties.
Elizabeth Merritt, Founding Director of The Center for the Future of Museums, speaks with Craig about the importance of museums as city cultural centers.
Rare Rembrandt exhibit draws largest crowds in years.
Rembrandt's works come to Detroit for three month exhibition.
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