The Contemporary Dayton

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

Meet the artist behind "Storytellers," Dayton-based artist Heather Jones. Hear her discuss her latest body work and creative process. Moderated by CO Curator Michael Goodson. This event is FREE and open to all.

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

The Co’s popular Annual Art Auction returns! Sip, snack, admire and bid with friends and artists in the Arcade’s magnificent Rotunda. Over 100 works of original art up for grabs at the most eclectic art party in town. To honor the history of the Dayton Arcade’s architecture and to bring out the vibrancy of the artwork, we request that all wear black and white artsy attire. Free Parking. Ample hors d’oeuvres. Cash Bars. Black and white attire requested. EVENT INFORMATION…

Beverly Fishman CURE May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Beverly Fishman is an American painter and sculptor whose work explores science, medicine, and the body. Her large, exquisitely crafted object-paintings feature titles like Untitled (Epilepsy, Pain, Chronic Pain, Opiate Dependence), derived from geometric arrangements of tablets, capsules, and pills; prescribed cocktails for the ailments outlined parenthetically in each work’s title.  Fishman imbues her glossy, exuberant pieces with the hidden implication of what lurks beneath…

George Rush ASSISTED LIVING May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 The Contemporary Dayton is pleased to present a three-year project by George Rush that culminates in an installation of 200 paintings. Rush, who has spent years painting the boundary between inside and outside, continues this exploration with paintings derived from cell phone photographs made during walks through his neighborhood, drives through Columbus, Ohio—the city in which he lives—and candid moments from work and home life. Though each work starts with…

Mary Reid Kelly & Patrick Kelley NIGHT KITCHEN May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY The Contemporary Dayton presents Night Kitchen, new works by painter-filmmaker partners, Mary Reid Kelley and Patrick Kelley, centered around their film, I’m Jackson Pollock. This installation also includes their sculptural, multimedia works that explore the mechanics of power and its fallibility.  The monologue-based film has at its center the…

Beverly Fishman CURE May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Beverly Fishman is an American painter and sculptor whose work explores science, medicine, and the body. Her large, exquisitely crafted object-paintings feature titles like Untitled (Epilepsy, Pain, Chronic Pain, Opiate Dependence), derived from geometric arrangements of tablets, capsules, and pills; prescribed cocktails for the ailments outlined parenthetically in each work’s title.  Fishman imbues her glossy, exuberant pieces with the hidden implication of what lurks beneath…

George Rush ASSISTED LIVING May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 The Contemporary Dayton is pleased to present a three-year project by George Rush that culminates in an installation of 200 paintings. Rush, who has spent years painting the boundary between inside and outside, continues this exploration with paintings derived from cell phone photographs made during walks through his neighborhood, drives through Columbus, Ohio—the city in which he lives—and candid moments from work and home life. Though each work starts with…

Mary Reid Kelly & Patrick Kelley NIGHT KITCHEN May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY The Contemporary Dayton presents Night Kitchen, new works by painter-filmmaker partners, Mary Reid Kelley and Patrick Kelley, centered around their film, I’m Jackson Pollock. This installation also includes their sculptural, multimedia works that explore the mechanics of power and its fallibility.  The monologue-based film has at its center the…

Beverly Fishman CURE May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Beverly Fishman is an American painter and sculptor whose work explores science, medicine, and the body. Her large, exquisitely crafted object-paintings feature titles like Untitled (Epilepsy, Pain, Chronic Pain, Opiate Dependence), derived from geometric arrangements of tablets, capsules, and pills; prescribed cocktails for the ailments outlined parenthetically in each work’s title.  Fishman imbues her glossy, exuberant pieces with the hidden implication of what lurks beneath…

George Rush ASSISTED LIVING May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 The Contemporary Dayton is pleased to present a three-year project by George Rush that culminates in an installation of 200 paintings. Rush, who has spent years painting the boundary between inside and outside, continues this exploration with paintings derived from cell phone photographs made during walks through his neighborhood, drives through Columbus, Ohio—the city in which he lives—and candid moments from work and home life. Though each work starts with…

Mary Reid Kelly & Patrick Kelley NIGHT KITCHEN May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY The Contemporary Dayton presents Night Kitchen, new works by painter-filmmaker partners, Mary Reid Kelley and Patrick Kelley, centered around their film, I’m Jackson Pollock. This installation also includes their sculptural, multimedia works that explore the mechanics of power and its fallibility.  The monologue-based film has at its center the…

Beverly Fishman CURE May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Beverly Fishman is an American painter and sculptor whose work explores science, medicine, and the body. Her large, exquisitely crafted object-paintings feature titles like Untitled (Epilepsy, Pain, Chronic Pain, Opiate Dependence), derived from geometric arrangements of tablets, capsules, and pills; prescribed cocktails for the ailments outlined parenthetically in each work’s title.  Fishman imbues her glossy, exuberant pieces with the hidden implication of what lurks beneath…

George Rush ASSISTED LIVING May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 The Contemporary Dayton is pleased to present a three-year project by George Rush that culminates in an installation of 200 paintings. Rush, who has spent years painting the boundary between inside and outside, continues this exploration with paintings derived from cell phone photographs made during walks through his neighborhood, drives through Columbus, Ohio—the city in which he lives—and candid moments from work and home life. Though each work starts with…

Mary Reid Kelly & Patrick Kelley NIGHT KITCHEN May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY The Contemporary Dayton presents Night Kitchen, new works by painter-filmmaker partners, Mary Reid Kelley and Patrick Kelley, centered around their film, I’m Jackson Pollock. This installation also includes their sculptural, multimedia works that explore the mechanics of power and its fallibility.  The monologue-based film has at its center the…

Beverly Fishman CURE May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Beverly Fishman is an American painter and sculptor whose work explores science, medicine, and the body. Her large, exquisitely crafted object-paintings feature titles like Untitled (Epilepsy, Pain, Chronic Pain, Opiate Dependence), derived from geometric arrangements of tablets, capsules, and pills; prescribed cocktails for the ailments outlined parenthetically in each work’s title.  Fishman imbues her glossy, exuberant pieces with the hidden implication of what lurks beneath…

George Rush ASSISTED LIVING May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 The Contemporary Dayton is pleased to present a three-year project by George Rush that culminates in an installation of 200 paintings. Rush, who has spent years painting the boundary between inside and outside, continues this exploration with paintings derived from cell phone photographs made during walks through his neighborhood, drives through Columbus, Ohio—the city in which he lives—and candid moments from work and home life. Though each work starts with…

Mary Reid Kelly & Patrick Kelley NIGHT KITCHEN May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY The Contemporary Dayton presents Night Kitchen, new works by painter-filmmaker partners, Mary Reid Kelley and Patrick Kelley, centered around their film, I’m Jackson Pollock. This installation also includes their sculptural, multimedia works that explore the mechanics of power and its fallibility.  The monologue-based film has at its center the…

Beverly Fishman CURE May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Beverly Fishman is an American painter and sculptor whose work explores science, medicine, and the body. Her large, exquisitely crafted object-paintings feature titles like Untitled (Epilepsy, Pain, Chronic Pain, Opiate Dependence), derived from geometric arrangements of tablets, capsules, and pills; prescribed cocktails for the ailments outlined parenthetically in each work’s title.  Fishman imbues her glossy, exuberant pieces with the hidden implication of what lurks beneath…

George Rush ASSISTED LIVING May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 The Contemporary Dayton is pleased to present a three-year project by George Rush that culminates in an installation of 200 paintings. Rush, who has spent years painting the boundary between inside and outside, continues this exploration with paintings derived from cell phone photographs made during walks through his neighborhood, drives through Columbus, Ohio—the city in which he lives—and candid moments from work and home life. Though each work starts with…

Mary Reid Kelly & Patrick Kelley NIGHT KITCHEN May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY The Contemporary Dayton presents Night Kitchen, new works by painter-filmmaker partners, Mary Reid Kelley and Patrick Kelley, centered around their film, I’m Jackson Pollock. This installation also includes their sculptural, multimedia works that explore the mechanics of power and its fallibility.  The monologue-based film has at its center the…

Beverly Fishman CURE May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Beverly Fishman is an American painter and sculptor whose work explores science, medicine, and the body. Her large, exquisitely crafted object-paintings feature titles like Untitled (Epilepsy, Pain, Chronic Pain, Opiate Dependence), derived from geometric arrangements of tablets, capsules, and pills; prescribed cocktails for the ailments outlined parenthetically in each work’s title.  Fishman imbues her glossy, exuberant pieces with the hidden implication of what lurks beneath…

George Rush ASSISTED LIVING May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 The Contemporary Dayton is pleased to present a three-year project by George Rush that culminates in an installation of 200 paintings. Rush, who has spent years painting the boundary between inside and outside, continues this exploration with paintings derived from cell phone photographs made during walks through his neighborhood, drives through Columbus, Ohio—the city in which he lives—and candid moments from work and home life. Though each work starts with…

Mary Reid Kelly & Patrick Kelley NIGHT KITCHEN May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY The Contemporary Dayton presents Night Kitchen, new works by painter-filmmaker partners, Mary Reid Kelley and Patrick Kelley, centered around their film, I’m Jackson Pollock. This installation also includes their sculptural, multimedia works that explore the mechanics of power and its fallibility.  The monologue-based film has at its center the…

Beverly Fishman CURE May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Beverly Fishman is an American painter and sculptor whose work explores science, medicine, and the body. Her large, exquisitely crafted object-paintings feature titles like Untitled (Epilepsy, Pain, Chronic Pain, Opiate Dependence), derived from geometric arrangements of tablets, capsules, and pills; prescribed cocktails for the ailments outlined parenthetically in each work’s title.  Fishman imbues her glossy, exuberant pieces with the hidden implication of what lurks beneath…

George Rush ASSISTED LIVING May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 The Contemporary Dayton is pleased to present a three-year project by George Rush that culminates in an installation of 200 paintings. Rush, who has spent years painting the boundary between inside and outside, continues this exploration with paintings derived from cell phone photographs made during walks through his neighborhood, drives through Columbus, Ohio—the city in which he lives—and candid moments from work and home life. Though each work starts with…

Mary Reid Kelly & Patrick Kelley NIGHT KITCHEN May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY THE IRA H. & SUSAN P. THOMSEN FAMILY GALLERY The Contemporary Dayton presents Night Kitchen, new works by painter-filmmaker partners, Mary Reid Kelley and Patrick Kelley, centered around their film, I’m Jackson Pollock. This installation also includes their sculptural, multimedia works that explore the mechanics of power and its fallibility.  The monologue-based film has at its center the…

Beverly Fishman CURE May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 THE DR. ROBERT L. BRANDT, JR. GALLERY Beverly Fishman is an American painter and sculptor whose work explores science, medicine, and the body. Her large, exquisitely crafted object-paintings feature titles like Untitled (Epilepsy, Pain, Chronic Pain, Opiate Dependence), derived from geometric arrangements of tablets, capsules, and pills; prescribed cocktails for the ailments outlined parenthetically in each work’s title.  Fishman imbues her glossy, exuberant pieces with the hidden implication of what lurks beneath…

George Rush ASSISTED LIVING May 5 – Jul 22, 2022 The Contemporary Dayton is pleased to present a three-year project by George Rush that culminates in an installation of 200 paintings. Rush, who has spent years painting the boundary between inside and outside, continues this exploration with paintings derived from cell phone photographs made during walks through his neighborhood, drives through Columbus, Ohio—the city in which he lives—and candid moments from work and home life. Though each work starts with…