Wayne County Arts Authority Report 2015

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2.3 – Governance – Arts Authorities shall have the right to appoint two voting members to serve on the DIA’s Board of Directors.

 Wayne County Arts Authority appointed Amy DeBrunner and Hubert Massey to the Detroit Institute of Arts Board of Directors.

 Ms. DeBrunner is on the Community Relations and Building Committees and Mr. Massey is on the Learning and Interpretation Committee.

2.4.1–Privileges to County Residents–Free General Admission

General Admission 2015 Admission Category Guests Comp-Wayne County Resident-Adult 68,075 Comp-Wayne County Resident-Youth 20,670 Comp-Wayne County Resident-Schools 17,045 Comp-Wayne County Resident-Adult Group 1,959 Comp-Wayne County Resident-Senior 3,510 Member Scans-Wayne County 37,059 Wayne County Resident Totals 148,318 Admissions represent general museum admission and do not include special exhibitions, special on-site events or off-site events. 2015 free admission for Wayne County residents represents a value of $881,848.

2.4.2 – Student Services and Curriculum Development

Since passage of the tri-county millage, DIA educators have significantly increased K–12 services in Wayne County and continue to exceed target participation numbers for students and teachers. Field trip options have expanded in response to teachers’ requests. Professional development most often brings together K–12 educators with museum educators to design specific curriculum resources in support of teachers’ student learning outcomes. These collaboratively developed resources create experiences for students that use objects in the collection as resources for learning across the curriculum. Once these resources are designed, implemented, and adjusted if necessary, they are shared on the website for use by all teachers. http://www.dia.org/learn/learning_resources.aspx

Free Student Field Trips with Bus Transportation A total of 34,475 students participated in no-cost field trips to the DIA in 2015, exceeding the 16,000 service agreement.

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Wayne County Field Trip Attendance 40,000 34,377 34,475 31,722 30,000

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admissions Service Agreement Commitment

Wayne County School Investment $374,972.80 $400,000.00 $351,185.18 $321,828.85 $300,000.00

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Value of School Program Service Agreement Commitment

School Field Trip Groups

SCHOOL CITY DISTRICT A.L. Holmes (2) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Academy for Business and Technology Melvindale Public Charter Access 21st Century After School Program (4) Dearborn Community Service Org. Adams Upper Elementary (7) Westland Wayne Westland Community Schools Advanced Technology Academy (3) Dearborn Public Charter Allen Academy (3) Detroit Public Charter Allen Park Community School Allen Park Allen Park Public Schools Allen Park High School (2) Allen Park Allen Park Public Schools Allen Park Middle School Allen Park Allen Park Public Schools American Montessori Academy (2) Redford Public Charter Amerman Elementary School (2) Northville Northville Public Schools Annapolis High School Dearborn Heights Dearborn Heights School District 7 Babes in the Woods Child Development Center Detroit Childcare Centre Baptist Park School Taylor Parochial school Bates Academy (5) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Page | 2 4/7/2016

SCHOOL CITY DISTRICT Woodhaven-Brownstown School Bates Elementary School (2) Woodhaven District Ben Carson High School (2) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Bennett Elementary School Detroit Detroit Public Schools Bentley Elementary School Canton Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Berean Compass Livonia Community Service Org. Boll Family YMCA Detroit Community Service Org. Botsford Elementary (2) Livonia Clarenceville School District Bow Elementary/Middle School Detroit Detroit Public Schools Brown Elementary New Boston Huron School District Grosse Pointe Brownell Middle School (2) Farms Grosse Pointe Public Schools Bunche Elementary Middle School (2) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Cabrini High School Allen Park Parochial school Camp Cosmos– - WSU Plantearium Detroit Summer Camp Caniff Liberty Academy (2) Hamtramck Public Charter Canton Charter Academy Canton Canton Career Technical Center Livonia Livonia Public Schools Carlson High School Gibraltar Gibraltar School District Carr Elementary School Lincoln Park Lincoln Park Public Schools Carstens Elementary-Middle School Detroit Detroit Public Schools Cass Tech High School (6) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Education Achievement Authority of Central Collegiate Academy Detroit Michigan Cesar Chavez Academy High School Detroit Public Charter Chandler Park Academy High School Harper Woods Public Charter Charles R. Drew Transition Center Detroit Detroit Public Schools Charlotte Mason Community School (2) Detroit Private Charter Childtime - Plymouth Plymouth Private Charter Christ the King School Detroit Archdiocese of Detroit Churchill High School (4) Livonia Livonia Public Schools Clark Park Coalition Detroit Community Service Org. Clark Prepatory Academy Detroit Detroit Public Schools Cody High School (2) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Coleman A. Young Recreation Center Detroit Detroit Recreation Department Communication and Media Arts HS Detroit Detroit Public Schools Cooke Elementary Detroit Detroit Public Schools Cooper Upper Elementary School (5) Westland Livonia Public Schools Cornerstone Leadership and Business High School Detroit Private Charter

David Ellis Academy - Detroit Detroit Detroit Public Schools - Charter Schools

David Ellis Academy - West (2) Redford Detroit Public Schools - Charter Schools

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SCHOOL CITY DISTRICT David Hicks Elementary (2) Inkster Wayne Westland Community Schools Davison Elementary Detroit Detroit Public Schools Education Achievement Authority of Denby High School Detroit Michigan Detroit City Camp Detroit Summer Camp Detroit Collegiate Preparatory at Northwestern (9) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Detroit Community High School (2) Detroit Public Charter Detroit Cristo Rey High School (2) Detroit Archdiocese of Detroit Detroit Delta Preparatory Academy for Social Justice Detroit Public Charter Detroit Edison Public School Academy (3) Detroit Public Charter Detroit Enterprise Academy Detroit Public Charter Detroit International Academy Detroit Detroit Public Schools Detroit International Academy Detroit Detroit Public Schools Detroit School of Arts (3) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Detroit Service Learning Academy (2) Detroit Public Charter Dickinson East Elementary (29) Hamtramck Hamtramck Public Schools Discovery Middle School Canton Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Divine Child High School Dearborn Archdiocese of Detroit Douglass Academy for Young Men Detroit Detroit Public Schools Dove Academy of Detroit Detroit Public Charter Duvall Elementary (2) Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Earhart Elementary Middle School Detroit Detroit Public Schools Early Childhood Elementary (3) Hamtramck Hamtramck Public Schools Edison Elementary School Westland Wayne Westland Community Schools Edmonson Elementary Detroit Public Charter Edsel Ford High School (2) Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Escuela Avancemos Detroit Public Charter Eureka Heights Taylor Taylor School District Family Alliance for Change Detroit Community Service Org. Farrand (2) Plymouth Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Grosse Pointe Ferry Elementary Woods Grosse Pointe Public Schools Fisher Magnet Upper School Detroit Detroit Public Schools Fisher Magnet Lower School Detroit Detroit Public Schools FLICS (34) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Focus Hope Detroit Community Service Org. Fordson High School (2) Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Forest Elementary Riverview Farmington Public Schools Franklin Middle School (2) Wayne Wayne Westland Community Schools Frontier International Academy Detroit Private Charter Garden City High School (2) Garden City Garden City Public Schools Garden City Middle School Garden City Garden City Public Schools

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SCHOOL CITY DISTRICT Gardner Elementary School (2) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Garfield Elementary School Wyandotte Wyandotte Public Schools George Crockett Academy (2) Detroit Public Charter George Washington Carver Academy Highland Park Public Charter Gesu Catholic School Detroit Parochial school Giving Tree Montessori Detroit Private Charter Global Heights Academy Dearborn Heights Public Charter Golightly Education Center Detroit Detroit Public Schools Gompers Elementary (2) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Grandview Elementary Livonia Clarenceville School District Grant Elementary Livonia Livonia Public Schools Grosse Isle High School Grosse Ile Grosse Ile Schools Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Academy Farms Private Charter Grosse Pointe Neighborhood Club Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Public Schools Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe North High School (3) Woods Grosse Pointe Public Schools Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Nursery School Woods Private Charter Grosse Pointe Public Schools/Community Campus Grosse Pointe Park Grosse Pointe Public Schools Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe South High School Farms Grosse Pointe Public Schools Haigh Elementary (2) Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Hamilton Academy (3) Detroit Public Charter Hamtramck High School (3) Hamtramck Hamtramck Public Schools Hamtramck Public Schools Hamtramck Hamtramck Public Schools Harms Elementary Detroit Detroit Public Schools Harper Woods High School Harper Woods Harper Woods District Schools Harper Woods Middle School (2) Harper Woods Harper Woods District Schools Hartford Memorial Baptist Church (2) Detroit Church Group Henry Ford Academy– School for Creative Studies (4) Detroit Public Charter Henry Ford Academy: Elementary School (2) Detroit Public Charter Henry Ford Early College Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Highland Park Renaissance–Barber Campus Highland Park Highland Park Schools Highland Park Renaissance–Henry Ford Academy Highland Park Highland Park Schools Highland Park Renaissance Academy Pre K–8 (2) Highland Park Highland Park Schools Hilbert Middle School Redford Redford Union School District Hillside Middle School (2) Northville Northville Public Schools Hoben Elementary School Canton Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Holbrook Elementary Hamtramck Hamtramck Public Schools

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SCHOOL CITY DISTRICT Holy Redeemer Grade School (3) Detroit Parochial school Hoover Elementary (2) Wayne Wayne Westland Community Schools Hope of Detroit Academy Detroit Private Charter Howard Elementary School Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Howe School–Hype Recreation Center Dearborn Heights Community Service Org. Hulsing Elementary Canton Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Huron High School - New Boston (2) New Boston Huron Township Hutchinson Elementary-Middle School (2) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Iris Becker Elementary Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Jalen Rose Leadership Academy Detroit Public Charter Jefferson Elementary Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Public Schools Jerry L. White Detroit` Detroit Public Schools John M. Barnes Elementary School (2) Flat Rock Flat Rock Community Schools John Paul Catholic School Lincoln Park Parochial school John R. King Academy (2) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Joy Preparatory Academy–Dexter Detroit Public Charter Kids Avenue Christian Learning Center Detroit Community Service Org. Kosciuszko Middle School Hamtramck Hamtramck Public Schools Learning Tree South Livonia Livonia Public Schools Lee M. Thurston Redford South Redford School District Lincoln Park High School (4) Lincoln Park Lincoln Park Public Schools Lincoln–King Cornerstone Campus Detroit Private Charter Lindbergh Elementary (2) Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Living Arts–Out of School Arts Detroit Community Service Org. Livonia Career Technical Center Livonia Livonia Public Schools Livonia YMCA (2) Livonia Community Service Org. Lowery Elementary (2) Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Loyola High School (2) Detroit Parochial school Ludington Magnet Middle (4) Detroit Detroit Public Schools M&M Day Care Belleville Childcare Centre Mackenzie Elementary Detroit Detroit Public Schools Maples Elementary Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Mark Twain PTA Detroit Detroit Public Schools Marquette Elementary/Middle School Detroit Detroit Public Schools Marshall Upper Elementary (9) Westland Wayne Westland Community Schools Martin Luther King Jr. High School (7) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Grosse Pointe Mason Elementary –- Grosse Pointe Woods Grosse Pointe Public Schools Maybury Elementary Detroit Detroit Public Schools McBride Middle School (2) Belleville Van Buren Public Schools McCollough/Unis K-8 Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Meads Mill Middle School (2) Northville Northville Public Schools

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SCHOOL CITY DISTRICT Medicine & Community Health at Cody High School (2) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Melvindale-Northern Allen Park Public Melvindale High School Melvindale Schools Mercy Education Project Detroit Community Service Org. Metro City Church Taylor Church Group Michael Berry Career Center Dearborn Heights Dearborn Public Schools Michigan Technical Academy Redford Public Charter Miller Elementary-Dearborn Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Miller Elementary– - New Boston New Boston Huron School District Miller Elementary– - Plymouth (2) Canton Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Grosse Pointe Monteith Elementary Woods Grosse Pointe Public Schools Moses Field Academy Detroit Detroit Public Schools Most Holy Trinity School Detroit Parochial school Motown Montessori Detroit Detroit Public Schools Mumford High School Detroit Detroit Public Schools Munger Elementary/Middle (2) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Myers Elementary (2) Taylor Taylor School District National Conference of Artist Student Summer Art Program Detroit Community Service Org. National Conference of Artists– - Michigan Chapter Detroit Community Service Org. NCADD/Steps Program Detroit Community Service Org. Neinas Elementary (2) Detroit Detroit Public Schools New Morning School Plymouth Private Charter New Paradigm College Prep (2) Detroit Public Charter New Paradigm Loving Academy Detroit Public Charter New School High Plymouth Public Charter Noble School Detroit Detroit Public Schools Northville High School Northville Northville Public Schools Oakland International Academy High School Hamtramck Public Charter Old Redford Academy Preparatory High School (3) Detroit Public Charter Orande's University of Martial Arts Detroit Sports Club Osborn College Prep (2) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Osborn MST Detroit Detroit Public Schools Osborn Neighborhood Alliance Detroit Community Service Org. Palmer Park Preparatory Academy (4) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Grosse Pointe Parcells Middle School (2) Woods Grosse Pointe Public Schools Pardee Elementary Dearborn Heights Dearborn Heights School District 7

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SCHOOL CITY DISTRICT PD Graham Westland Wayne Westland Community Schools Peace Lutheran School -– Livonia Livonia Livonia Public Schools Education Achievement Authority Of Phoenix Multicultural Academy Detroit Michigan Pierce Middle School– - Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Park Grosse Pointe Public Schools Plymouth Christian Academy– - Canton (2) Canton Parochial school Plymouth Educational Center Detroit Public Charter Plymouth High School Canton Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Priest Elementary/Middle (2) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Pulaski Detroit Detroit Public Schools Quest Charter Academy Taylor Public Charter Racquet Up Detroit Detroit Community Service Org. Ralph J. Bunche— - Ecorse Ecorse Ecorse Public Schools Ralph J. Bunche Academy Detroit Detroit Public Schools Randolph Technical High School Detroit Detroit Public Schools Red Bell Preschool (2) Plymouth Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Redford Library Detroit Community Service Org. Redford Union High School Redford Redford Union School District Renaissance High School (3) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Renton Junior High School New Boston Huron School District Restoration School of Excellence Detroit Parochial school River Rouge High School River Rouge River Rouge Schools Riverview High School Riverview Riverview Community School District Roberto Clemente Elementary School Detroit Detroit Public Schools Romulus High School (3) Romulus Romulus Community Schools Ronald Brown Academy Detroit Detroit Public Schools Roosevelt High School (2) Wyandotte Wyandotte Public Schools Rosedale Elementary Livonia Livonia Public Schools Ross Hill Academy Detroit Ross Hill Ruth Ellis Center Summer Internship Highland Park Summer Camp Sabbath Middle School River Rouge River Rouge Schools Salem High School (3) Canton Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Salem High School Canton Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Seitz Middle School Riverview Riverview Community School District Silver Springs Elementary Northville Northville Public Schools Simpson Middle School Flat Rock Flat Rock Community Schools Smith Elementary School Plymouth Plymouth-Canton Community Schools South Canton Scholars Academy Canton South Canton Scholars Southeastern High School Detroit Detroit Public Schools Southgate Anderson High School (2) Southgate Southgate Community School District Southgate Asher Alternative High School Southgate Southgate Community School District Southwest Detroit Lighthouse Charter Academy (2) Detroit Public Charter

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SCHOOL CITY DISTRICT Spain Elementary School (5) Detroit Detroit Public Schools St. Anne Academy Livonia Parochial school St. Clare of Montefalco Catholic School Grosse Pointe Park Parochial school Grosse Pointe St. Paul on the Lake Catholic School (4) Farms Parochial school Star International Academy (2) Dearborn Heights Public Charter Starkweather Academy Plymouth Plymouth-Canton Community Schools STEP Livonia Community Service Org. Stevenson High School (3) Livonia Livonia Public Schools Stevenson Middle School Westland Wayne Westland Community Schools Stout Middle School Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Student Conservation Association (2) Detroit Community Service Org. Students Shoulder to Shoulder Vail Community Service Org. Summer in the City Berkley Community Service Org. Summit Academy High School Romulus Public Charter Taft–-Galloway Wayne Wayne Westland Community Schools Taylor Prep High School (2) Taylor Public Charter The Children's Center Detroit Community Service Org. The Links– - Cass Tech Detroit Detroit Public Schools Thomas Edison Elementary Detroit Detroit Public Schools Thorne Intermediate (4) Dearborn Heights Westwood Community Schools Timbuktu Academy Detroit Public Charter Tinkham Alternative High School Westland Wayne Westland Community Schools Trix Performance Academy (2) Detroit Public Charter Tyrone Elementary Harper Woods Harper Woods District Schools U of M Dearborn Dearborn Youth Program Universal Learning Academy (3) Westland Public Charter Grosse Pointe University Liggett School (4) Woods Private University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy (3) Detroit Archdiocese of Detroit University Prep Science and Math Academy (3) Detroit Public Charter University Preparatory Academy (4) Detroit Public Charter University Preparatory Academy –- Mark Murray (2) Detroit Public Charter University Preparatory Academy Elementary (2) Detroit Public Charter University YES Academy (5) Detroit Public Charter UPSM-MS Detroit Public Charter Urban Stringz II Youth Summer Camp Detroit Summer Camp Van Buren Public Schools (ECDC ) Belleville Van Buren Public Schools Voyageur Academy Detroit Public Charter

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SCHOOL CITY DISTRICT School District Of The City Of Washington Elementary - Wyandotte (2) Wyandotte Wyandotte Wayne Memorial High School (4) Wayne Wayne Westland Community Schools Wayne State Early Childhood Center (18) Detroit Youth Program Webster Elementary - Livonia Livonia Livonia Public Schools Woodhaven-Brownstown School Wegienka Elementary Flat Rock District West Middle School– - Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth-Canton Community Schools West Middle School - –Taylor (2) Taylor Taylor School District West Village Academy Dearborn Public Charter Western International High School (3) Detroit Detroit Public Schools Westland Christian Academy Westland Wayne Westland Community Schools Westside Camp Detroit Summer Camp Westside Christian Academy Detroit Parochial school Woodhaven-Brownstown School Woodhaven High School Brownstown District Woodworth Middle School (2) Dearborn Dearborn Public Schools Workman Elementary Canton Plymouth-Canton Community Schools WSU Camp Engineering (2) Detroit Summer Camp Youth on the Edge of Greatness– - Detroit Detroit Community Service Org. Numbers above indicate multiple visits

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Art Discovery Program

Foreign Language Immersion and Cultural Studies (FLICS) in Detroit and Dickinson East Elementary in Hamtramck participated in the Art Discovery Program in 2015. All third-, fourth-, and fifth- graders at FLICS and all fourth- and fifth-graders at Dickinson East came to the DIA for five visits that included guided exploration of the galleries and hands-on art making in the studio.

Homeschool Programs

Homeschool Family Day and Tours Day engaged 375 tri-county students and their families in gallery exploration and tours.

3.0 – Professional Development for Teachers

Professional development programs in 2015 supported almost 500 Wayne County teachers. More than 200 attended events initiated by the DIA, including evening visits, a new teacher appreciation event and multi-day summer workshops.

Nearly 300 teachers participated in sessions customized to meet individual school, district and/or Wayne County Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) needs.

Partners in 2015 included:

 Grosse Ile Township Schools (Meridian and Parke Lane Elementary Schools)  Hamtramck Public Schools  Plymouth Canton Community Schools (Starkweather Academy, individual art teachers across the district)  Vista Meadows Academy (Dearborn Heights charter school)  Wayne RESA  Baker College

Teacher professional development sessions

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4.0 Senior Program

A total of 95 Wayne County senior groups visited the DIA in 2015. Serving 2,170 seniors, the Come Wonder Around program provided access to gallery tours, refreshments, and the special exhibitions Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo in Detroit, Make a Joyful Noise, Ordinary People, Extraordinary Artists and Thirty Americans.

Wayne County Senior Investment

$140,000.00 $119,633.39 $120,000.00 $95,773.44 $100,000.00 $87,289.00 $80,000.00 $60,000.00 $40,000.00 $20,000.00 $- 2013 2014 2015

Value of Senior Program Service Agreement Commitment

Come Wonder Around Senior Groups

55+ Club–Bethany Lutheran Church American Association of University Women (AAUW) American House Dearborn Heights (2) American House–Southgate American House Westland–Dearborn Heights Ashford Court Association of Chinese Americans Bio Senior Group (Affirmation Senior Coffee Klatch) Butzel Family Community Center Seniors (2) Canton Leisure Services (2) Canton Place Seniors Canton Senior Center City of Riverview City View Senior Apartments Civic Park Senior Center Coogan Terrance Seniors Dearborn Heights Seniors Dearborn Heights Seniors/Eton Senior Group Dearborn Seniors Delta Dears (Delta Sigma Theta) Seniors Detroit Federation Of Teachers Retirees Ecorse Senior Center (2)

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Evangelical and Eden Manor Fews Memorial CME Church First English Lutheran Church First Presbyterian Church of Dearborn Flat Rock Seniors Friendship Meadows Senior Center Galilee Missionary Baptist Church (2) Garden City United Methodist Church Grace Community Church Senior Sisters Green House Apartments Grosse Pointe Senior Men's Club Grosse Pointe Women's Club Harriet Tubman Senior Apartments Henry Ford Village (8) Heritage Manor Juliet’s Seniors Grosse Ile Presbyterian Church (2) Lexington Village Livonia Senior Center Mcauley Commons Senior Living Morley Manor Seniors Morton Manor Seniors New Faith Chapel Church Seniors Northville Community Center (2) Oak Grove Seasoned Saints Our Lady Star of The Sea Seniors Pablo Davis Elder Living Center Park Place of Harper Woods (2) Parkview Place Apartments Plymouth District Library (2) Restoration Towers Riverview Seniors Romulus Senior Center (2) Sacred Heart Catholic Church (Inter-Faith Golden Circle) September Days Senior Center Singles Over 60 St. Michael's Church St. Paul On The Lake St. Paul Presbyterian Church (2) Sunrise Senior Living Taylor Garden Club Taylor Rotary Club The Cottages of Presbyterian Village of Westland

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Come Wonder Around Senior Groups

The M&M's Senior Group (St. Thomas Apostle–Garden City) The Village of Our Saviour’s Manor Theresa Maxis Senior Apartments Trenton Senior Center Village of Redford (3) Village of St. Martha's Waltonwood at Carriage Park Warren West and State Fair Senior Apartments Wesley Community Center Westland Friendship Center Wise Women of Grosse Ile

Behind the Seen

Behind the Seen brought engaging talks about the DIA's world-class collection to Wayne County communities. Presented by trained DIA teaching volunteers, these talks cover a wide range of topics and are offered to adult civic and social groups, libraries, senior centers, and other community-accessible locations in the metro Detroit area. In Wayne County, 41 organizations hosted Behind the Seen art talks attended by more than 980 residents. Participating groups chose from the following topics; DIA: The Essentials, Your DIA (R)evolution, Picturing Music, Through Her Eyes: Women Artists in the DIA’s Collection, Let Me Tell You a Story, Diego Rivera and the Detroit Industry Murals, Ordinary People by Extraordinary Artists: Degas, Renoir and Friends, To Die Upon a Kiss, Cows at the Opera House and Other Museum Mysteries, Seeking the Sacred, In Our Own Voice: African American Art.

Behind the Seen Groups

American Association of University Women– Dearborn American House Riverview American House Westland–Joy American House Westland 1 American House Westland/Hunter (2) American House–Dearborn Heights Canton Leisure Services –Club 55+ (2) Dearborn Community Arts Council (2) DIA Gallery Service Committee (3) DIA Staff Aides Friends of the Allen Park Library Garden City Fine Arts Association Garden City Public Library General Federation of Women's Club–Dearborn Grace College–Detroit Grosse Pointe Public Library–Wood Branch Grosse Pointe Shores Garden Club

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Behind the Seen Groups

McKinsey and Company Northville Art House (2) Northville District Library Northville Senior Services Northville Women's Club PEO Sisterhood Plymouth District Library (6) Plymouth Community Arts Council Redford Township District Library Romulus Public Library (3) Westland Public Library Numbers in parentheses indicate multiple Behind the Seen programs.

5.0 Community Collaborations with Local Arts Organizations and Cities, Townships, and Villages

Wayne County Community Partnership Investment

$500,000.00 $429,312.40 $400,000.00 $359,035.00 $300,000.00 $155,048.00 $200,000.00 $100,000.00 $- 2013 2014 2015

Value of Community Partnership Program Service Agreement Commitment

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DIA Away in Wayne County

In 2015, the DIA Away: Think Like an Artist traveled throughout Wayne County, providing a creative experience to more than 12,000 residents in the following communities:

 Van Buren Schools at Edgemont, Tyler, Rawsonville and Savage Elementary  Livonia Schools at Madonna University  Dearborn Schools at Lindbergh Elementary  Wayne RESA Principals  Westwood Schools at Thorne Elementary  Riverview Health and Rehab North Open House  Teacher Appreciation Celebration in Detroit  Sabbath 6–8 Prep Academy in River Rouge  Hip to be Fit at Detroit Edison  River Rouge Chalk Fest  Vista Meadows Academy in Dearborn Heights  Heritage Days Festival in Southgate  Livonia Spree  Multicultural Celebration in Detroit  Maker Fair Detroit at The Henry Ford  Back to School Rally at Oak Grove AMEC Church in Detroit  Wayne State University–Taste of Detroit  Romulus Pumpkin Fest  BLISS Belle Isle Summer Saturdays  Canton Senior Center  Zion Chapel Youth Weekend in Detroit  Flat Rock Community Schools  Wayne State University

Creative thinking on DIA Away

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County Days

County Days continued to be one of the DIA’s signature programs, providing bus transportation to the museum for more than 650 residents on select Saturdays, four times in 2015.

The following locations served as pickup locations for County Days.

February  Northville–Northville Community Center  Grosse Ile–Grosse Ile Township Hall  Canton–Canton Public Library  River Rouge–River Rouge City Hall  Redford–Handy Park  Detroit–Northwest Activity Center

May  Harper Woods–Salter Park  Van Buren Township–September Days Senior Center  Plymouth–Plymouth Cultural Center  Huron Township–Huron Township Hall  Garden City–Garden City Public Library  Westland–Westland Public Library

July  Dearborn–Henry Ford Centennial Library  Inkster–Leanna Hicks Public Library  Wyandotte–Downriver Council for the Arts  Livonia–Livonia Community Recreation Center  Gibraltar–Gibraltar Community Center  Romulus–Romulus City Hall

November  Dearborn Heights–Dearborn Heights City Hall  Allen Park–Allen Park Community Center  Brownstown–Brownstown Event Center  Taylor–Heritage Park  Wayne–HYPE Athletic Center  Detroit–Matrix Center

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College Night–NEW!

The DIA hosted College Night in October, welcoming 400 students from the tri-county area to the museum to enjoy live music, free admission to the 30 Americans exhibition and a reception and dance party. Complimentary transportation service was offered to all colleges and universities and was provided to Macomb Community College, Lawrence Technological University and Oakland University.

Student from the following schools were invited to participate: Macomb Community College, Lawrence Technological University, Oakland University, Wayne State University, University of Michigan– Dearborn, Oakland Community College, Wayne Community College, Marygrove College, University of Detroit Mercy, Madonna University, Baker College and College for Creative Studies.

Exhibition Community Partnership Programs

Cultural institutions and community organizations throughout southeast Michigan were invited to the DIA to learn about the 2015 exhibitions Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo in Detroit and 30 Americans. Attendees were invited to develop public programs influenced by the exhibitions. Resulting community partnership programs were promoted by the DIA via social media, press release, direct mail and printed materials.

DIA Inspired: Diego and Frida

Developed to create connections between the themes of the DIA’s special exhibition, Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo in Detroit, the DIA partnered with The Ford Resource and Engagement Center and Henry Ford Centennial Library on programs that provided transportation to the DIA for lunch and a visit to the exhibition. The participants returned to their local libraries DIA studio instructors focusing on themes of for a discussion and art-making project led by identity.

DIA Inspired: See What I Say

The DIA partnered with InsideOut Literary Arts Project to create original poetry inspired by the exhibition 30 Americans. The multifaceted program included poetry performances and a literary workshop led by InsideOut Literary Arts Project instructors.

The DIA provided a two-day Visual Thinking Strategies training program to the workshop instructors to prepare them to engage students with works of art. At the workshops, which took place in the exhibition space, instructors helped tri-county high school students to look carefully at the images in 30 Americans and use their reactions as inspiration for original poetry.

Students recited their poems in Rivera Court during a performance that concluded the workshops. In addition to on site performances and workshops, InsideOut Literary Arts writers-in-residence used images from 30 Americans in classroom lessons.

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See What I Say workshop attendee, encouraged by InsideOut Literary Arts Project Writer-in-Residence Mahogany Jones, to perform before a packed house in Rivera Court

30 Americans Student Discussion

Eleven high school sophomores and juniors from across the tri-county participated in a half-day, facilitated dialogue based on select artwork from 30 Americans to spark conversations about relevant contemporary issues. This diverse group of teenagers shared their perspectives on challenging topics such as the fluid nature of identity and the history of race/racism in the United States. The dialogues were filmed, with select portions incorporated into the exhibition’s app-based multimedia tour, alongside comments from some of artists in the show and members of the DIA’s exhibition team as a means to deepen visitors’ understanding of artworks and themes. Four videos were made from the filmed content, designed to support educators in facilitating similar conversations around issues of identity and race in their classrooms.

Scholastic Art Awards

The Detroit Film Theatre was the site for the award ceremony for the 2015 Southeastern Michigan Region of the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards competition. Staff from the museum’s Learning and Interpretation department partnered with Detroit’s College for Creative Studies (CCS) to coordinate the event, attended by approximately 2,000 students, family members, and guests over two days in celebration of students’ creativity.

Community-Group Art Making

The DIA partnered with human service agencies: Hannan House, Piquette Square, and the John Dingell Veterans Administration Hospital, to bring four sessions of art making and discussions to participants. Their work was exhibited in the DIA's education wing, and the artists spoke about their work at an opening event. Bus transportation was provided by the DIA.

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Art making in the DIA studio

Empty Bowls

The DIA partnered with Assumption Cultural Center in St. Clair Shores for an Empty Bowls event to benefit Cass Community Social Services in Detroit. Bowls were produced by DIA staff for the event held at the Sugar Hill Clay Studio in Detroit. The event included donated soups and breads from local establishments, raising awareness of the issue of food scarcity.

Fairs, Festivals and Community Events

The DIA studio provided hands-on art making opportunities at fairs and festivals and community events throughout Wayne County, with projects appealing to those five years old and older. More than 2,000 people were creatively engaged at the following events:

 Detroit River Days  Wyandotte Art Fair  Metro Detroit Youth Day  Art of Resilience in Harmonie Park  Dearborn Homecoming  DPS Student Art Show at Detroit Public Library  DPTV Summer Smart Event  Quicken Loan Day

Drop in workshops at Senior Centers

The DIA tested an art-making program at Northville Senior Center, providing of five workshops that attracted 91 seniors. Lessons learned from this pilot program will be incorporated in future programs.

Healing Arts

DIA artists visited Children's Hospital of Michigan twice a week throughout the year for bedside art- making programs and an “Art in the Garden” project for patients and their families. In 2015, the program engaged more than 1,150 people in Wayne County.

Inside| Out

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Inside|Out has become the cornerstone of our engagement efforts with Wayne County communities. In 2015, 22 tri-county municipalities applied to participate in the program, exceeding last year’s total. Twenty communities were accepted, including ten that had never participated previously. To accommodate the communities, new images were added to the collection, and the DIA provided training for community volunteers to help facilitate local programming.

Wayne County Inside|Out communities: Hines Park, Osborn, Wayne State University, Grosse Ile, Detroit Community Gardens, Detroit Riverwalk and Flat Rock.

The DIA partnered with Wayne County Parks Chief of Planning and Design Elizabeth Iszler to bring Inside|Out to a 17-mile stretch of Hines Park from Livonia to Northville. Sites were chosen to highlight the park’s many amenities, including fishing docks, playscapes and scenic lookouts.

The growing interest in sustainable food sources and urban gardening inspired the DIA to partner with both Sarah Clark of Southwest Detroit Environmental Vision and Riet Schumack of Neighbors Building Brightmoor to produce an Inside|Out exhibition in Detroit community gardens. Some of these gardens contained small raised beds, such as those in Cadillac Urban Garden in an old parking lot for General Motors executives; the Brightmoor Youth Garden, where young gardeners set up a profit-sharing enterprise; and Beaverland Farm, a large farm that takes up three city blocks.

Complementary programs included a bike tour that attracted more than 80 participants. Another project, in partnership with the College for Creative Studies, focused on how gardens and public art improve the quality of life for residents in blighted neighborhoods.

Participants after Inside|Out bike tour of Detroit Urban Gardens in September

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Minds on Art

In 2015, four six-week sessions were held at the DIA’s Minds on Art program, a partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association of Michigan to bring individuals living with memory loss and dementia (including Alzheimer’s disease) and their care partners for gallery discussions and hands-on art making. (Participation is available to residents in the tri-county area, and the program is free of charge with transportation provided). New this past year, the DIA added seven outreach/off-site art discussions at the Alzheimer Association during winter months, giving a power point presentation with art images.

Art and Authors

Wayne County residents were invited to attend the DIA’s quarterly book discussions and to view great art. Tri-county participants discussed five art-themed books and learned about the DIA’s collection through related guided tours in the galleries. Programming was implemented, through partnerships with libraries across the area including Plymouth District Library and Canton Public Library.

 January 2015—Eight Girls Taking Pictures

 April 2015—People of the Book

 June 2015—Frida: A Biography of Frida Kahlo

 November 2015—Between the World and Me and The Fire Next Time

Detroit Public Schools Student Art Show

The 78th Annual Detroit Public Schools Student Exhibition was on view at the Main Detroit Public Library from April 12 through June 8 and featured hundreds of imaginative works created by Detroit Public Schools students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Mediums ranged from paintings, prints, drawings, photography, ceramics, videos, jewelry and more. The opening and awards ceremony for the show was held in the Detroit Film Theater Auditorium. DIA staff served as part of the jury that selected art to be included in the exhibition.

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Keys in the D

The DIA partnered with Keys in the Cities and Forward Arts to bring artist-painted pianos into public spaces throughout the city of Detroit. The pianos, donated by area residents, were painted by local artists selected by Forward Arts. Artists Marlo Broughton, Tylon Sawyer and Keri Mortimer completed their artwork on the pianos at the Red Bull House of Art in Eastern Market. The pianos were placed at the Ford Resource and Engagement Center, Belle Isle Conservatory and Matrix Center in Detroit’s Osborn neighborhood.

Frida–The Opera

Partnering with the Michigan Opera Theatre, the DIA presented Frida–The Opera. The Detroit Film Theatre hosted three sold-out performances, including a student matinee. The Macomb Center for the Performing Arts and Oakland County’s Berman Center for the Performing Arts also hosted performances.

Art X

In collaboration with Midtown Detroit Inc., the DIA hosted performances by four Kresge Art in Detroit Fellows. Art X programs were free to the public and included:

 Nascent Transformation, a dance performance by Tracy Halloran Pearson in the Detroit Film Theatre. The work explored ideas surrounding rebirth and renewal.

 Louder than Love, a documentary film highlighting the creative and revolutionary frenzy of Detroit in the 1960s, including rare archival footage and interviews with musicians and an exploration of the now-abandoned Grande Ballroom. The screening was held in the Detroit Film Theatre.

 Rola Nashef–The Director’s Cut, film provides a reflection on her own life experiences through powerful and lively storytelling,. It also introduced audiences to an entire cast of characters that would later become the inspiration for her award-winning film Detroit Unleaded, a slice of-life romantic “dramedy” that centers on an Arab-owned, 24-hour gas station in Detroit.

You Want Poems–The Art of Jessica Care Moore, a film about the legendary Detroit poet Jessica Care Moore was presented by 2014 Kresge Artist Fellow and filmmaker Donavan Glover.

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Cinetopia

In collaboration with Midtown Detroit and the Arab American National Museum, the Detroit Film Theatre presented the new animated movie The Prophet in a free, outdoor screening on the DIA’s North Lawn as part of Cinetopia, a film festival. The Prophet brought to life poet Khalil Gibran's thoughts on love, work, children, marriage and freedom in vignettes directed by some of the world's foremost animators.

Matrix Theatre

In celebration of the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo in Detroit exhibition, the DIA partnered with Matrix Theatre to present a free artist demonstration and a hands-on workshop of the construction of a giant Rivera walking puppet. In the week-long project, visitors participated in the construction of a seven-foot likeness of the Mexian muralist on the stage of the Detroit Film Theatre. Families with children were invited to make smaller parts that were then incorporated in the finish completed puppet, which then strolled through various events during the closing weekend of the exhibit

Italian Film Festival

The DFT hosted movie screenings and receptions in partnership with the Italian Film Festival Detroit. of the films Human Capital and La Mafia UccideSolo d’Estate in April. The films, introduced by members of the Dante Alighieri Society and staff of the Italian Consulate in Detroit, were followed by afterglow receptions in the DIA’s Crystal Gallery.

The Keeper and the Dove

In April, the DIA presented Jessica Rivera, a guest artist at the Detroit Symphony. In a performance The Keeper and the Dove. The work by the orchestra’s composer-in-residence Gabriela Lena Frank is the distillation of an opera featuring two characters: Catrina, the keeper of souls, who bestows a gift once a year to spirits wishing to visit their still-living loved ones, and Frida, who yearns to see Diego once again.

Las Cafeteras

The DIA, in partnership with Latin American for Social and Economic Development, Inc., arranged musician workshops for young players with the members of Las Cafeteras, a critically acclaimed band that fuses traditional Mexican music with contemporary rhythms, spoken word and community-focused social messages. After a week of one-on-one workshops, the students joined Las Cafeteras in a performance for Friday Night Live! in Rivera Court.

Detroit City Chess Club

The DIA continues to host weekly meetings of the Detroit City Chess Club (DCCC), where students receive coaching on the game and play museum visitors wanting to join in. Two simul-matches, featuring an internationally ranked Grand Master playing 50 students simultaneously, were held during the summer months. All the chess events are free to the public. In May the DIA was the site of an all-city awards ceremony and provided refreshments for DDCC players and members of other metro-Detroit chess clubs.

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Concert of Colors

DIA held free concerts and films as part of the citywide Concert of Colors, an annual festival presented in partnership with the Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and ACCESS. The following were held at the DIA:

 The Leftover Cuties featured vocalist Shirli McAllen on ukelele, Stuart Johnson on drums, Mike Bolger on keyboards, horns, accordion and bassist Austin Nicholson in a performance of sultry retro-pop vocals combined with American roots and Tin-Pan Alley music.

 Art as a Weapon: Five Scenes of Frida and Diego in Detroit detailed the true story of artists of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera time in spent in Depression-era Detroit, told in a multimedia stage performance with an original musical score by composer Rick Robinson and performed by the CutTime Players.

 The film Jauja, winner of the Grand Prize at the Cannes Film Festival and an official selection at the Toronto and New York Film Festivals was shown at the Detroit Film Theatre.

After 5 Detroit Movie

The Detroit Film Theatre presented the film A Band Called Death as a special event for After 5 Detroit summer interns.

Free Movies at the Detroit Film Theatre

Two animated features were shown free of charge to residents of Oakland, Wayne and Macomb counties in December at the DFT during the museum’s extended holiday hours:

When Marnie Was There was shown twice on December 26 and 28 Boy and the World was shown twice on December 29 and 30 and once on Dec. 31.

Support for Community Groups and Schools

The DIA supports schools and community groups in their fundraising efforts through donations including DFT tickets, art books and exhibition tickets.

Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo in Detroit Introduction Talks

The DIA provided complimentary introductory talks to Wayne County groups prior to their entrance to the Rivera and Kahlo exhibition. The half-hour long talks gave a brief history of the artists, their time spent in Detroit, and their art. The following groups attended an introductory talk.

Women's Committee Event Grosse Pointe Art Center University of Michigan Patty Ritter's Group University of Michigan-Dearborn Jessica Trombley Group IBEX Mercy Education Project Keenagers @ Ward Church Pulse 220 Detroit Athletic Club Honigman Group DTE Junior League of Detroit, Inc. Travel Treasures and Tours

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Salem High School AAUW of Livonia University of Detroit Jesuit High School Bloomfield Township Seniors Ben Carson High School Northville Community Center Detroit Collegiate Prep Academy NW Morley Manor Seniors Southgate Anderson High School Dearborn Seniors Detroit School of Arts St. Paul Presbyterian Church Brownell Middle School First Presbyterian Church of Dearborn Osborn College Prep Academy Henry Ford Village Western International High School Livonia Senior Center Ladywood High School Galilee Missionary Baptist Church Western International High School Eton Senior Center Old Redford Academy Preparatory High School Mercy Education Project Renaissance High School Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit Osborn High School Marriott Renaissance Center Annapolis High School Detroit Collegiate Prep at Northwestern

Millage Benefits to the Community

DIA staff members presented information about the benefits of the millage benefits and about DIA programs at the Trenton Rotary Club, Detroit Historical Society’s Annual Conference, WSU Department of Anthropology, Wayne County RESA, Wayne County Commission on Arts Humanities and History and the Garden City Rotary Club.

DIA curators gave free lectures at the College for Creative Studies, Wayne State University’s Freer House and for Grosse Pointe Memorial Church seniors.

Two groups of Detroit Zoo employees were given free tours of the DIA conservation department.

Museum Access for Community Groups

The DIA offers transportation for community groups interested in visiting the museum.

Free transportation was provided for Mercy Education Project, Chass Center, the Congress of Communities of Southwest Detroit Neighborhood, Matrix Headstart and the Cultural Garage to attend the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo in Detroit exhibition.

Transportation to the DIA was also provided to The Henry Ford, La Casa Guadalupana, Freedom House, Racquet Up Detroit, Ford Resource and Engagement Center, Midnight Gold Youth Program, Rosedale Park Community, Ruth Ellis Center, Wayne County Braille and Talking Book Library and Detroit Sidewalk Festival.

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