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As we begin to safely resume gathering and rediscovering all the great things downtown has to offer, we’re especially excited to get back to all the fun events we’ve missed so much!
There’s always something fun going on downtown! Below you’ll find a list of events scheduled for today. Use the filters at the top to find events by date, keyword, and more. You can also view the calendar by month or as a list of 20 events at a time.
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February 2022
Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
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Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
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Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
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Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
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Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
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Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
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Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
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Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
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Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
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Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
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Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
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Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
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Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
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Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
Find out more »Exhibit: Odili Donald Odita: 3 Steps from Center
Odili Donald Odita 3 STEPS FROM CENTER Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY Internationally renowned artist, Odili Donald Odita—who immigrated with his family from Nigeria to Columbus, Ohio in the 1970s—will spend two weeks in Dayton creating a site-specific mural for The Co’s galleries, drawing upon both his own cultural experience and the history at play in The Dayton Arcade, one of the most historic structures in Dayton. The mural will…
Find out more »Exhibit: Jeffrey Gibson: To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth
Jeffrey Gibson TO FEEL MYSELF BELOVED ON THE EARTH Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY Choctaw-Cherokee artist, Jeffrey Gibson, is best known for his abstract painting, sculpture, and prints which carry an autobiographical cultural inflection. His video, To Feel Myself Beloved on the Earth, takes its title from the final poem in Raymond Carver’s last published work, A New Path to the Waterfall, and was produced in the turbulent months of 2020…
Find out more »Exhibit: Heather Jones: Storytellers
Heather Jones STORYTELLERS Feb 3 – April 16, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Steeped in the history of quilt making and a vast group of anonymous or under-recognized female makers over a vast swath of time, Dayton-based artist Heather Jones’ work is unequivocally feminist. Having grown up in Ohio, on the outskirts of Appalachia, she explores the relationship between gender, place, time, and culture, and sees the practice of stitching individual pieces of fabric together as a metaphor…
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