The Contemporary Dayton

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

The Live Auction will be the first ticketed event to take place in the historic Arcade Rotunda. Guests will be greeted with a complimentary drink, have a designated seating area with a plate of nibbles exclusively for their table, and two cash bars. Fantastic cuisine, featured VIP hosts, an action-packed live auction, and dessert reception in The Co’s new galleries. Join us for a night to remember. The live event is limited to 125 guests. Tables of 6, 4, 2,…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…

Cauleen Smith: Remote Viewing April 30–July 17, 2021 The Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation Video Gallery Smith’s work has most recently been featured at The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, and in 2019, a retrospective of her work was exhibited at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. Smith was the recipient of Studio Museum of Harlem’s annual Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize and a $50,000 prize. Remote Viewing came about as a result of Smith’s return…

Zachary Armstrong: Grids & Abstracts April 30–July 17, 2021 The premiere of new work by internationally renowned artist, Dayton native and resident, Zachary Armstrong, will christen The Co’s new galleries’ most distinct feature—a dramatic 74-foot wall—with floor-to-ceiling “wallpaper,” featuring a dizzying design of repetitive, swooping, forms sourced from Armstrong’s childhood drawings, family history, a gathering of iconic Dayton signs and symbols (such as the Elder-Beerman logo) and executed entirely in shades of gray. Grids & Abstracts exemplifies Armstrong’s mastery of…

Curtis Barnes, Sr.: Love & Peace April 30–July 17, 2021 The Dr. Robert L. Brandt Jr., Family Gallery and the T. Chase and Jon A. Hale Gallery Consisting largely portraits by the late, great educator, mentor, and Dayton legend, Curtis Barnes, St., an underappreciated and prolific artist who exemplified a generation of black painters who came of age in the 1960s through the 1990s, and whose contributions are still deeply felt today. The exhibition is curated by Michael Goodson and…