Support the creative youth and creative future of Detroit
Credit or blame Sir Henry Cole for the tradition of sending holiday cards to family or friends. The man who would go on to become the first leader of the Victoria and Albert Museum created what the Smithsonian magazine says is the first Christmas card in 1840. That’s when he realized he did not have enough time to send …
Read on to learn why we are focusing on children and youth in the year ahead.
Artists, follow these smart tips on creating stronger connections to art collectors.
Mint Artists Guild believes in crafts – and we offer them to children in Detroit regularly. Seven times this summer, we hosted a free arts and crafts activities for families and individuals in Palmer Park, with support from the Wayne Metropolitan Community Action Agency and individual donors. We set up right outside the Mint Studios and children showed up in …
We really want to win a competition to be featured in a window on Woodward, so please, please take one minute to vote for us!
Consider hosting a Mint Tea, or joining us at a future one to connect with creatives and support Mint Artists Guild.
Don’t miss out. The art in our hosts home goes on and on. But Mint Masterpieces is one evening only, Oct. 19.
Five pieces of advice from art advisors and experts for collectors who seek emerging artists’ work.
Mint is seeking donations of sequins, felt, greeting cards and more in our fall wish list. Please share, or give, or both!
Meet some of the generous artists donating work to Mint Masterpieces.
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