ServerThere are restaurants within a short driving distance of Detroit Institute of Arts. The restaurant’s name is a great way to describe the atmosphere, the food, and the service.
As most of you know, the Detroit Institute of Arts is one of only seven museums in the nation and one of just a few in the world to be housed in a place that has been continuously occupied for more than 100 years. The museum’s architecture is the same as it has always been, but the staff is new to their new surroundings.
Our new location, on the banks of the Detroit River, has its advantages and some disadvantages. The first advantage is that the restaurants and bars are just one block from the museum, and we can meet our patrons there. The second advantage is that the Michigan Department of Natural Resources will be keeping an eye on our patrons. Most other restaurants and bars have security cameras that the DDNR requires. But the government doesn’t watch every inch of our premises, except for the windows and doors.
The city council has not indicated whether they will be keeping an eye on the restaurant’s patrons or not. But there is a long history of this happening. The Detroit Institute of Arts moved into the downtown area in the 1950s and quickly gained a reputation for its innovative art programs. But the city council decided to give the DIA a budget cut, which led to the move to the suburbs.
While the city council is not legally obligated to keep an eye on the DIA, they do have the authority to inspect the premises for health and safety purposes. They can also hold an art festival there, if they choose. That said, this isn’t an official inspection and the DIA staff is not supposed to be there. It’s simply an advisory panel that the city council appoints.
Its a little weird that the arts arent in the city, but that’s what it takes to make the city look cool. It’s also weird that they decided to move the DIA to the suburbs and not put it on the lakefront, but the city council isnt obligated to keep the DIA’s funding. They also can look into the DIA’s finances and make decisions on where to put it. These things are public records and they can be made public.
Some city councilors have publicly stated that they could do whatever they wanted with the arts, including moving them to a different location. This is the same thing we saw happen with the DIA. They could just move the DIAs headquarters to a different location.
It is indeed. If you go to the city council website you can view all of the public records they have for the arts.
The main thing that needs to be addressed is the fact that a city council can do whatever they want with the arts. They may have the power to change the location of the arts organization, the funding or the use of it. They do have that power but it is a power that comes with a lot of pressure. We can’t go to the city council to tell them that they can’t use the arts to make money.
What we are trying to do is to show how the arts serve the community, and how those resources are put to work. We hope to do that with the help of the city council.
