Dive into the spirit of love and creativity as you design your very own heartfelt cards using a variety of provided materials at our free Valentine's Day Card Drop-In this Friday from 12-3pm in the A2AC Gallery. Whether you want to express your affection to a partner, a friend, or a family member, this is the perfect opportunity to let Continue Reading
Join us in celebrating Youth Art Month with a creative, eco-friendly twist! The Ann Arbor Art Center invites artists of all ages to our Gallery for a free drop-in event focused on recycled material sculptures. With a wide variety of materials to utilize, participants will have the opportunity to design and craft one-of-a-kind sculptures. While you're in downtown Ann Arbor, Continue Reading
Join us for the Opening Reception of Varied Vessel: A Tribute to its Many Forms and Mediums in the A2AC Spotlight Gallery on the second floor of the A2AC in Downtown Ann Arbor. From the every day to the extraordinary, Varied Vessel celebrates the boundless creativity of functional and sculptural forms. This multi-medium exhibition showcases vessels in their many expressions—crafted Continue Reading
The Ann Arbor Art Center invites you to the A2AC Gallery to get creative, collaborate, and celebrate Youth Art Month! All ages are welcome to design, create, and animate their own unique, movable, 2D characters who will come to life in a collaborative stop-motion animation. Whether you're a young artist, or just young at heart, drop by and get creative Continue Reading
Grab your friends and escape the cold for a night out in Ann Arbor at the A2AC on Friday, March 14, 2025, for our third annual immersive fundraiser, the A2AC Social, featuring four art experiences commissioned from local/regional artists! In partnership with Presenting Sponsor Friend Sponsor Artist Sponsor
Join us for the Opening Reception of the 2025 Off the Screen! exhibition in participation with the 63rd installment of the Ann Arbor Film Festival, the oldest avant-garde and experimental film festival in North America. Featuring work from Yazmin Dababneh, Paul Echeverria, and Maddie Shubeck, this exhibition includes a darkened gallery experience and moving images.
