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2016 Arts Authority Report Wayne County Governance Arts Authorities shall have the right to appoint two voting members to serve on the DIA’s Board of Directors. Amy DeBrunner and Hubert Massey served as the Wayne County Arts Authority appointees to the Detroit Institute of Arts Board of Directors. Ms. DeBrunner served on the Building Committee and Mr. Massey served on the Learning and Interpretation Committee. Page | 1 3/29/2017 Privileges to County Residents–Free General Admission 2016 General Admission* Year Admissions Value of Admissions Aug - Dec 2012 42,395 $ 238,272.00 2013 138,069 $ 767,534.00 2014 143,127 $ 739,038.00 2015 148,318 $ 881,848.00 2016 141,443 $ 1,195,306.50 Total 613,352 $ 3,821,998.50 *Admissions represent general museum admission and do not include special exhibitions, special on-site events or off-site events. 2016 free admission for Wayne County residents represents a value of $1,195,306. Student Services and Curriculum Development The DIA continued to increase K–12 services in Wayne County and exceed service agreement targets for student and teacher participation. Field trip options expanded in response to teachers’ requests. Every guided tour engages students with hands-on activities, and 2nd grade classrooms are a newly added audience for guided visits. Professional development connected K–12 educators with museum educators to explore student engagement strategies and/or to design specific curriculum resources in support of teachers’ learning goals. These collaboratively developed resources created experiences for students that utilized artwork in the museum as a resource for learning across the curriculum. These resources are available on the website for use by all teachers. http://www.dia.org/learn/learning_resources.aspx Page | 2 3/29/2017 Free Student Field Trips with Bus Transportation In 2016, 30,202 individuals participated in no-cost field trips to the DIA, exceeding the service agreement requirement of 16,000 by 14,202. Complimentary transportation was provided to all groups. Page | 3 3/29/2017 Art Discovery Program Dickinson East and Dickinson West Elementary schools in Hamtramck participated in the Art Discovery Program in 2016. All fourth- and fifth-graders at both schools 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 Days engaged 180 tri-county students and their families in gallery exploration and tours. Students writing in response to art. Page | 4 3/29/2017 Professional Development for Teachers Professional development programs in 2016 supported over 500 Wayne County teachers. More than 100 attended events initiated by the DIA, including evening visits, an annual teacher appreciation event and multi-day summer workshops. Nearly 400 teachers participated in sessions customized to meet individual school, district and/or Wayne County Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) goals. For customized workshops, DIA educators collaboratively designed agendas with partners to ensure that desired outcomes were achieved. Partners in 2016 included: • Midwest Teachers Institute • Detroit Edison Public School Academy • Detroit Service Learning Academy • GEAR UP Program • Vista Meadows Academy (Dearborn Heights charter school) • Wayne RESA Senior Program In 2016, the DIA implemented a new senior program, Senior Thursdays, providing tri-county seniors with a different museum experience each Thursday of the month. Offerings included gallery tours, art-making sessions, lectures and films shown in the Detroit Film Theatre. While the DIA’s previous senior program allowed organized groups to participate, the new Senior Thursday program allows for individuals to attend as well. Page | 5 3/29/2017 Seniors were offered lectures by DIA curators: Yao-Fen You on “Dining at the DIA, 18th- Century Style,” Valerie Mercer on “The Vicissitudes of African American Artists’ Depictions of Dance between 1800 and 1960,” Dr. Nii Quarcoopome “Masterpieces of African Art in the DIA Collection” and Nancy Barr “The Open Road: Photography and the American Road Trip.” Behind the Scene lectures by DIA volunteers included: “In the Garden,” “Picturing Music,” “Ordinary People by Extraordinary Artists” Degas, Renoir and Friends” and “Coffee, Tea and Chocolate: New Designs for New Drinks.” Art-making sessions included Zig Zag Books and Paper Flowers Tambourines, Uchiwa, Watercolor Postcards, Travel Journals, Sugar Skulls, Print-Making Notecards and Collage Portraits. Film days featured No Maps on My Taps, Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict, Good Ol’Freda, Mystery of Picasso, Diplomacy, Diplomacy, and Antarctica: A Year on Ice and The Second Mother. The DIA welcomed 67 senior groups to the museum with 2,244 seniors participating in Senior Thursdays. All groups were offered complimentary bus transportation. AAUW of Livonia Adam Butzel Recreation Seniors (2) - Detroit Adult Well Being Services (6) - Detroit American House Dearborn Heights Ashford Court -Westland Bridgewater Seniors - Brownstown Brighton Gardens Assisted Living - Plymouth Canton Leisure Services (5) Canton Place Copeland Center - Wyandotte Dearborn Heights Seniors Ecorse Senior Citizens Center First United Methodist Church - Wyandotte Gordy Memorial Church of God in Christ - River Rouge Greenhouse Apartments - Detroit Greenwood Villa Senior Apartments (2) - Westland Grosse Pointe Woods Seniors Lakeshore Health Care Group - Detroit Lexington Village (2) - Detroit Livonia Senior Center (3) Mack Alive Seniors - Detroit Maplewood Senior Center - Garden City McGivney/Bethune Senior Apts. - Detroit Morley Manor Seniors - Dearborn Mt. Zion MBC of Ecorse (2) Nativity Greek Orthodox Church - Plymouth New Bethel Baptist Church - Detroit New Faith Chapel - Romulus Northville Community Center Oakmont Northville Senior Community Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church (Women of Our Lady) - Plymouth Parkview Place Apartment Seniors - Detroit Plymouth Antiquarians Quester Chapter 922 Page | 6 3/29/2017 Plymouth Community Arts Council Presbyterian Village of Westland Riverbend Towers (3) - Detroit Romulus Senior Center September Days Senior Center - Belleville Southminster Presbyterian Church Seniors - Taylor St. Paul Lutheran Church -Trenton Sunrise Senior Living - Grosse Pointe Woods Taylor Garden Club Warren West Apartments (3) Wayne Towers Seniors Westhaven Manor - Westland Westland Nursing & Rehab Center William D. Ford Senior Center - Taylor Woodhaven Seniors Club Behind the Seen Wayne County groups hosted 28 Behind the Seen art talks attended by 722 residents. American House - Dearborn Heights (2) American House Westland - Joy (2) American House Westland Beaconess Tower - Southgate Belleville Area District Library Canton Leisure Services (Club 55+) DIA Educator Appreciation Breakfast (2) Friends of the Livonia Library General Federation of Women's Club - Dearborn Kiwanis Club of Dearborn - Outer Drive Northville Art House Northville Women's Club Plymouth Community Arts Council (3) Plymouth District Library (5) SOAR/Wayne State University (2) The Rivers Grosse Pointe Visual Arts Association of Livonia Women's Connection of Grosse Pointe Page | 7 3/29/2017 Community Collaborations with Local Arts Organizations and Cities, Townships and Villages DIA Away In 2016, DIA Away: Think Like an Artist traveled throughout Wayne County, providing a creative experience to more than 11,000 residents in the following community events and schools: Winterfest on the Hill-Grosse Pointe Farms Miller Elementary- New Boston Allen Elementary-Southgate University of Michigan Dearborn-Dearborn Walker Winter Elementary-Canton Snow Elementary-Dearborn Get Skillz Basketball-Livonia Livonia Public Library-Livonia Haigh Elementary-Dearborn River Rouge Art in the Park-River Rouge Hip 2B Fit at Detroit Edison Public Academy-Detroit Sabbath Middle School-River Rouge Canton Liberty Fest-Canton Ford Community and Performance Art Center-Dearborn Concert of Colors-Detroit Dearborn Maker Faire at The Henry Ford-Dearborn Jazz on the Avenue-Detroit Sixth Annual Back to School Rally-Detroit Romulus Public Library-Romulus Get on the Bus; Cody Rouge-Detroit Alger Theater-Detroit Senior Power Day at Belle Isle-Detroit Highview Elementary-Dearborn Heights John Paul II Catholic School-Lincoln Park Forest Elementary-Riverview Page | 8 3/29/2017 Thinking like an artist on DIA Away County Days County Days continued to be one of the DIA’s signature access programs, providing bus transportation to the museum for more than 500 residents on select Saturdays, twice in 2016. The following community partners served as pick-up locations for County Days April Northville Community Center Grosse Ile Township Hall Garden City Public Hall Flat Rock Community Center Allen Park Community Center Westland Public Library October River Rouge-River Rouge City Hall Downriver Council for the Arts in Wyandotte Handy Park in Redford Livonia Community Center Belleville-Belleville Area Museum Hamtramck-Senior Housing Plaza Page | 9 3/29/2017 College Engagement In October, the DIA hosted staff and faculty from community colleges in the tri-county region for an evening of networking and information about museum programs. Participants were provided complimentary transportation, a light reception and guided gallery tour. Wayne County’s Henry Ford College and Wayne County Community College District were invited to attend. Community Group Art Making Organizations participating in Community Group Art Making Program included the John D. Dingell
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