It has been the most popular attraction at the Detroit Institute of Arts for decades. But now, the sculpture that has sat squarely at the entrance to one of the country’s largest fine arts museums is hitting the road. I’m referring to Rodin’s The Thinker—the iconic sculpture that draws tens of thousands of visitors to Michigan each year. If you were making plans to visit the museum this summer expecting to take in The Thinker—be warned—you’ll now have to drive west of Detroit to Grand Rapids if you want to see the sculpture in person. For the first time since … Continue reading →