Anton Art Center

The Anton Art Center, located in Mount Clemens, Michigan, is a historic Neo-Classical building originally constructed in 1904 as a library funded by Andrew Carnegie. It was transformed into an art center in 1969 and has since hosted exhibitions featuring local, national, and international artists, including notable works from the Detroit Institute of Arts. The building, recognized on the National Register of Historic Places in 2021, showcases stunning architectural features such as a symmetrical façade with Doric columns and a decorative frieze, making it a cultural hub for art enthusiasts and tourists alike.