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The Brighton Art Guild, located in Brighton, MI, is a community-focused organization that aims to promote and support the visual arts. Through a variety of programs and initiatives, the guild provides opportunities for artists to exhibit their work, participate in critique groups, and engage with the local community. One of the key features of the Brighton Art Guild is the Art in Public Places program, which includes exhibitions in venues such as the CoBACH Center, Brighton District Library, and Chamber of Commerce. These exhibitions showcase the talent of both guild members and Michigan artists, creating a vibrant cultural experience for residents and visitors alike. Additionally, the guild organizes events such as the GUILD On the Road exhibit, partnerships with organizations like the Michigan Guild of Artists and Artisans, and special initiatives like the Brighton Street Art Fair. With a strong emphasis on community engagement and artistic expression, the Brighton Art Guild continues to play a vital role in enhancing the cultural landscape of Brighton and beyond. Generated from the website content

HVCA is a 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) not for profit organization registered with the State of Michigan and the federal government. Founded in 1999, the council is an organization dedicated to the belief that community life is enriched and enhanced by the arts in many forms. We are committed to working with established visual and performing arts programs and groups that exist in and around Western Oakland County. The council serves to form a uniting voice for support for the arts and supports activities and programs that meet the needs of each unique community represented. As a vibrant, thriving art center t he organization is widely respected as an enabler for the development and growth of artists and performers, providing outlets in all media. HVCA regularly offers outstanding exhibits, performances and educational classes that have broad appeal across the full spectrum of audiences. Funding for the council work comes from membership fees, donations, fundraising events and grants from state, corporate and private sources. Monetary or in- kind contributions are welcomed from individuals, groups, estates, businesses, charities, and private sources. The HVCA has a volunteer Board of Directors with a part time Executive Director and Office Assistant.