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Flint ARTWALK
Friday 9/11/2026
6:00PM - 9:00PM
Gallery open 11:00AM - 9:00PM
Music by Affair Entertainment
New exhibition opening! MW Gallery proudly presents In the Eye of the Beholder, an all-media exhibition drawn from the Mott-Warsh Collection. Opening Friday, September 11, the exhibit continues to celebrate the journey the Mott-Warsh Collection began 25 years ago: amplifying artists’ creative voices and expanding public access to compelling art by artists of the African diaspora.
Selected from the collection’s more than 1,100 objects, In the Eye of the Beholder features works by distinguished artists including Al Loving, Allie McGhee, Derrick Adams, Ed Clark, Elizabeth Catlett, Emma Amos, Howardena Pindell, Jack Whitten, Kerry James Marshall, Mildred Thompson, Omar Victor Diop, Pat Ward Williams, Romare Bearden, Shirley Woodson Reid, Souleymane Keita, Titus Kaphar, and Yinka Shonibare, among others.
The works in this presentation reflect on the essence of human connection—the invisible threads that bind us together. These bonds extend from friends and family to artists and their subjects, as well as among artists, curators, and collectors. Together, the artworks invite viewers to explore personal and shared perceptions of beauty, belonging, and connection.
Every 2nd Friday MW Gallery joins with other venues in downtown Flint to provide an evening of art and entertainment with special extended hours and exciting arts programs!
6:00PM - 9:00PM
Gallery open 11:00AM - 9:00PM
Music by Affair Entertainment
New exhibition opening! MW Gallery proudly presents In the Eye of the Beholder, an all-media exhibition drawn from the Mott-Warsh Collection. Opening Friday, September 11, the exhibit continues to celebrate the journey the Mott-Warsh Collection began 25 years ago: amplifying artists’ creative voices and expanding public access to compelling art by artists of the African diaspora.
Selected from the collection’s more than 1,100 objects, In the Eye of the Beholder features works by distinguished artists including Al Loving, Allie McGhee, Derrick Adams, Ed Clark, Elizabeth Catlett, Emma Amos, Howardena Pindell, Jack Whitten, Kerry James Marshall, Mildred Thompson, Omar Victor Diop, Pat Ward Williams, Romare Bearden, Shirley Woodson Reid, Souleymane Keita, Titus Kaphar, and Yinka Shonibare, among others.
The works in this presentation reflect on the essence of human connection—the invisible threads that bind us together. These bonds extend from friends and family to artists and their subjects, as well as among artists, curators, and collectors. Together, the artworks invite viewers to explore personal and shared perceptions of beauty, belonging, and connection.
Every 2nd Friday MW Gallery joins with other venues in downtown Flint to provide an evening of art and entertainment with special extended hours and exciting arts programs!
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MW Gallery's "Creative Learning" projects and workshops series has programs for all ages, designed to cultivate curiosity and explore topics related to art-making and artists of the African Diaspora.
At-home projects are available below, or come create in-person at MW Gallery's free activity station! |
Create at Home
Project Instructions
Below you will find PDF instructions for activities you can do at home anytime!
Free supply kits are available for pick up at MW Gallery during open hours.
Free supply kits are available for pick up at MW Gallery during open hours.
Keychain BuddyString together beads to make a lizard lanyard. You can use this technique to make other designs as well!
Difficulty: Medium |
Raffia Coiled BasketWrap and stitch raffia paper together to make colorful baskets, placemats or wall decor!
Difficulty: Medium |
Friendship BraceletMake a cardboard loom and braid strands together in a fun easy pattern!
Difficulty: Easy |
Mini ZineDraw and fold paper to make a small "zine" (short for magazine) to share your story in!
Difficulty: Easy |
