Art Galleries

Saugatuck/Douglas artist John Leben presents “Promise of Tomorrow,” a new exhibition at the Keeler Lounge in Fountain Street Church, 24 Fountain St. NE, Grand Rapids.

POW! The Art of Comics at the Muskegon Museum of Art gives visitors a chance to see the process in action—without needing a cape.

Even under winter’s snow, Grand Rapids is full of botanical inspiration this February.

Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park is going for a fourth consecutive win as USA TODAY 10BEST Readers’ Choice Awards nominees for Best Sculpture Park — a “four-peat,” if you will.

As winter settles in, Grand Valley Artists is inviting the community to step inside its gallery and take a closer look at the creative leadership that has shaped the organization for nearly seven decades.

Design lovers will soon have the rare opportunity to step into a space where the past, present and future of modernism converge.

Perennial ArtPrize attendees have one more can’t-miss venue to add to their list: the Grand Rapids Downtown Market.

This evening, the East Hills neighborhood will be buzzing with a celebration that’s been 150 years in the making.

David Hockney is known the world over for his use of vivid palettes and leveraging technology in his art making.

Imagine a field full of painters—easels anchored in the grass, palettes poised, and canvases filling the horizon.

Hey staycationers! Looking to experience world-class art without the hassle of flights or a long drive to a big city museum?

Art lovers and curious minds alike are in for a treat at LaFontsee Galleries with the "Hot Topic" group exhibition, now on display until November 14

Kendall College of Art and Design (KCAD) of Ferris State University dives into the ArtPrize 2024 festivities with "Coming Home," a new exhibition showcasing Michigan’s profound influence on art and design.

Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University will proudly spotlight the creative endeavors of its 2024 graduates.

Jeffrey Songco, known for his immersive exhibitions that explore identity and community with a charming spin on self-portraiture, is unveiling the next iteration of the “Society of 23.”

You may have noticed some changing façades on Division Aveneue South.

Frederick Meijer Gardens and Sculpture park has announced a wide array of exhibitions and events that blend art, culture, nature, and the magic of the season.

There's nothing quite like finding a unique, one-of-a-kind artisan item for the tree or to gift. Try these lakeshore area markets for a little bit of both:

If you missed your chance to do something weird and creepy for Halloween, Cocoon Art Space has you covered!  

Michigan is a beautiful place to get your fall fix during the height of leaf peeping season.