Your Guide to DIA Inside|Out Exhibit in Berkley (With Photos)

Reproductions of five artworks from the Detroit Institute of Arts will be displayed this summer throughout Berkley as part of the fourth annual Inside|Out program.

The city is among 25 Metro area communities, including Huntington Woods, that will feature Inside|Out outdoor art installations this year.

The following artworks will remain on display from June through September.

• Berkley Public Safety Building: "Fire in a Haystack" by Jules Adolphe Aime Louis Breton
• The Berkley Farm Stand lot: "Girl and Laurel" by Homer Winslow
• Berkley Public Library: "Coastal Scene with a Man-O-War" by Ludolf Backhuysen
• M3 Investments: "Drummer Boy" by Thomas Couture
• Berkley Department of Public Works: "Portrait of a Mughal Prince" by Unknown

New this year, residents of participating Inside|Out communities are invited to visit the museum for free on a specified "community weekend," during which they will receive free admission, as well as a 10 percent discount in the Cafe DIA and museum shop, $1 off Detroit Film Theatre tickets and free admission to showings of the DFT 101 film series.

Berkley's community weekend will be Sept. 14-15.

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