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- Elodie P.June 3, 2017This museum is incredible because of the large collection. You can discover any time of art with paintings, sculptures, ceramics...it is very educative. Must see: murals by Diego Rivera.
- EdwulfJune 5, 2015Plan your visit, take your time (4-5 hrs) here is a mural painted by Diego Rivera. The only one outside of Mexico. All sections are very good and not too crowded. Sit down and relax!!!
- The Wall Street JournalJune 22, 2015Shows a mix of contemporary and classic films. Tickets are cheap, there’s a cafe that serves wine upstairs and you can see the museum’s Diego Rivera murals before the show. Read moreUpvoted 4 days ago
- John RuffingJanuary 10, 2017The Diego Rivera mural alone makes it worth the trip! If you are there during normal business hours, check out the murals at the Detroit Public Library just west of the DIA across Woodward.
- Robert SmithOctober 30, 2013As you go from gallery to gallery you will be constantly amazed. This museum is a true gem. Self guided tours, docents to help you and of course, the Rivera Industrial murals.
- Ross MarshallFebruary 2, 2018The Diego Rivera murals are worth the price of admission alone. Spend some serious time in that room.
- Rick CarterJanuary 5, 2017You have to see the Diego Rivera Gallery yourself. The photos not only don't do it justice, but they tend to just show the labor-positive aspects. The art shows the positive and the negative duality.
- Brian BubarMay 19, 2017World class exhibits and the architecture of the building itself is amazing, same with the scarab , library, Detroit Engineering society buildings. Just an icredible area and Art Institute.
- Ella HowdMarch 28, 2019Amazing artwork. Nice gift shops. Love the little courtyard for food. The middle ages/renaissance section is like stepping back in time. And special exhibits are always great.
- Brent MeyersJune 24, 2016The wide range of art in a space that will amaze you. Add free admission for tri-county residents and $7 parking the DIA becomes the entertainment bargain in the Detroit Metro area.
- Fodor's TravelAugust 29, 2017The Detroit Institute of Arts displays an impressive collection of African-American art, in addition to its holdings of American, European, Asian, African, Native American, and Islamic art. Read more
- Michael RotgersSeptember 22, 2013Fantastic collection of many different types of pieces. The staff is friendly and the building is huge. Make sure you have a lot of time to fully experience the whole place.
- Pet the donkey! The only piece in the museum you're allowed to touch to show the damage our grubby little hands can have.
- IrmaZandl ZandlSlantMay 10, 2015Rivera murals are great and contemporary collection quite good. Sad to see this museum struggle for attendance.
- Wonderful art museum! Could easily spend all day here. There is something for everyone here. The museum is comfortable, beautiful, and intriguing.
- Gerry FortunaOctober 20, 2017the art that is there is wonderful and the architecture of the building is great also
- Rachel RothbarthAugust 16, 2014I could play here all day and still not see everything! The DIA has so much to offer. It's a great museum and definitely worth a visit.
- Greg BriggsFebruary 8, 2014A fantastic art gallery. It displays art and provides signage in a way that helps you savor art even if you aren't educated in art appreciation or history.
- Ginny CorderoFebruary 28, 2016Awesome art museum, the café is outstanding. Kresge court is eclectic & has good music. There's way too much to this place than meets the eye, do your research!
- Erin BrodhagenJanuary 22, 2016This is a Detroit gem!!! And if you are a Wayne, Oakland, or Macomb County resident, entry is free!! Please check out our art collection....it's fantastic
- Larisa GrollemondAugust 13, 2016Lovely museum to explore. Make sure to see the Rivera murals and the medieval galleries!
- Cintain 昆遊龍March 30, 2023Beautiful exhibits, impressive building, and an amazing café in the middle… what’s not to like?
- Thomas RekemMarch 17, 2016Thomas Rekem enjoys playing ultimate Frisbee and is part of a league. He played for many years before talking his friends into creating a team and joining the league.
- K12 IncMarch 2, 2012Did you know? The DIA is the second largest city-owned museum in the country, with a collection of art valued at over a billion dollars.
- Check out the exhibits on the first floor, they are easily missed because they are smaller but sometimes they have some really cool stuff there.
- Brendhan GivensJune 3, 2013The photography section is small but oh so nice. Stop by Rivera's Court. I enjoyed that possibly most of all.
- KIMBERLY JOHNSOctober 27, 2012this is one my favorite places to go to. I have been there over 10 times and i will go another time or maybe even more. they offer alot of events, plus their gift shop is pretty sweet!
- HISTORYApril 22, 2010Founded in 1885, the DIA's collection is among the top 6 in the US. In 2000 the DIA opened the GM Center for African American Art in order to broaden the museum's collection of African American art.
- Victoria SeayMay 13, 2017A phone app that will allow membership payments and options to donate will be nice. As well as keep people updated on the latest events held there with participant options. Just a thought.... -Vseay
- Young-Jin ChangJuly 27, 2018Great collection and various programs and i like its american paintings especially.
- ZombieSeptember 29, 2014Diego Rivera mural is overwhelming in scale and relevant in content to Detroit's industrial history
- Steve CouchMay 5, 2013Be sure to spend some time taking in the Rivera Court murals. You'll notice something new each time.
- Abdul Hakeem HasanJune 30, 2013Located WRIGHT in multi cultural DeSTINATIONS DeTROIT HISTORICAL MUSEUMS DISTRICT this is a must visit priceless Michigan attraction
- Vaishali PatelDecember 28, 2013French and English art is a must-see! African American art is interesting too!
- AaronSeptember 2, 2014Decent collection, their modern selection has more impressionists than traditional modernism. Great cafe and low entry fee.
- VisitDetroitMarch 14, 2012Don't forget to view Vincent van Gogh's Self Portrait - the first van Gogh painting to enter a U.S. museum.
- Darlene CJune 12, 2012So much to see at the DIA and don't forget about all the special events for children. The Detroit Institute of Arts is one of the best Art Museum's in the World.
- GM Renaissance CenterJuly 1, 2014The GM Renaissance Center is a great place to go for lunch or dinner after visiting the DIA: http://www.gmrencen.com/Home.axis
- The Woodward SpineDecember 2, 2011It is one of Detroit's gems. They often have special exhibits and live music. Check out their website before you plan a trip!
- DarianJune 12, 2012Diego Rivera mural. Plus, a pretty dope collection of contemporary art for us artsy fartsies.