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Rosewood Arts Center Portfolio Exchange

The 7th Annual Print Portfolio Exchange Artists are invited to submit an edition of ten original prints in exchange for a random assortment of eight original prints by other participants. Print exchange participants will also receive one commemorative print made by artists at Rosewood Arts Center and a booklet featuring all of the submitted prints. … Continued

Cycle Yoga Combo

This dynamic duo combines exhilarating indoor cycle with inner peace on the mat for calming yoga to boost your physical and mental well-being. These exercises will strengthen your cardiovascular system and improve your flexibility. All levels of fitness are welcome.

Functional Fitness

Functional Fitness is a type of strength training that helps your body perform daily activities like bending, lifting, pushing/pulling real-life day to day movements that use multiple muscles at once all while engaging your core. Including exercise with weights, resistance bands, body-weight exercises, high intensity interval training or HIIT movements with the goal in mind … Continued

Yiyun Chen: Whispers in the Breeze 微風細語  

Yiyun Chen’s photographic project, Whispers in the Breeze 微風細語 , began as a pastime and was prompted by the artist’s wandering as a pedestrian along Lake Erie. The project became a ritual, and then a process of self-reflection and self-discovery for the artist as an Asian immigrant – exploring the relationship between people, environment and society. … Continued

Ghislaine and Lando Fremaux-Valdez: In the Farthest Reaches

The collaborative work of partners Ghislaine and Lando Fremaux-Valdez is on a gargantuan scale, executed in gouache and pastel on paper. Each drawing naturalistically portrays one or both of the artists’ bodies (sometimes many times over), but deranges them through fragmentation, anatomical corruption, and/or pictorial chaos.   Caption: Ghislaine and Lando Fremaux-Valdez, Washing Feet / Hair … Continued

Kathy A. Moore: Snow Light/Day and Night

KATHY A. MOORE (Casstown, OH), Snow Light/Day and Night March 10 – April 12 Closing reception and artist talks: April 12 from 1-3 p.m. Kathy A. Moore’s greyscale paintings focus upon a nostalgic time period. Depicting suburban or rural scenes these paintings refer to black and white photography from the period 1920-1950, inspired partly by … Continued

Morgan Craig: Spectres, Soot and Simulacrum

MORGAN CRAIG (Philadelphia, PA), Spectres, Soot and Simulacrum March 10 – April 12 Closing reception and artist talks: April 12 from 1-3 p.m. Morgan Craig’s large scale oil paintings describe architectural spaces that are not merely a method of documentation, but also a sociopolitical/socioeconomic commentary on automation, obsolescence, alienation, and class struggle. Captions: Morgan Craig, Widowmaker, … Continued

35th Annual Dayton Works on Paper

35th ANNUAL DAYTON WORKS ON PAPER January 21 – March 1, 2025 Artist Reception: Saturday, March 1, 1 – 3 p.m.; Awards Announced at 2 p.m. Rosewood Arts Center in Kettering, Ohio is pleased to announce the opening of the 35th annual Works on Paper exhibition. The exhibition runs from January 21st through March 1, 2025. … Continued

Alyson J. Barton: The Remembered Land

ALYSON J. BARTON (Roaring Branch, PA), The Remembered Land November 25, 2024 – January 4, 2025 Alyson J. Barton’s photographs are inseparably linked to nature, memory, myth, and our deep relationship with land and place of her childhood in England. The romanticized landscapes blend tonalism and pictorialism and are rendered in historic photographic practices and … Continued

Mayuko Ono Gray: 諸行無常_this too, shall pass

MAYUKO ONO GRAY (La Marque, TX), 諸行無常_this too, shall pass November 25, 2024 – January 4, 2025 Mayuko Ono Gray’s large scale graphite drawings on paper, reference her background, both culturally Japanese and American.  This hybridized background influences her drawing practices and aesthetics. Her drawings represent people, animals and still lifes. She then matches a Japanese … Continued

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