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Elizabeth Hertz Untitled, 1983 Corten steel Location: Polen Farm
7th Annual Art Ed: An Art Educators’ Exhibition November 27 – December 29, 2017 Reception: Saturday, December 2, 11am – 3pm during A Rosewood Holiday Arts Festival Rosewood Gallery in Kettering, Ohio is pleased to announce the opening of Art Ed: An Art Educators’ Exhibition. The exhibition runs from November 27 through December 29, 2017. The public … Continued
Visit the Environmental Education page to learn more about programs, classes, events and rentals sponsored by the Habitat Environmental Center.
Andrew F. Dailey, Drawn Through On view October 16 – November 17 Reception: Thursday, October 19, 6 – 8pm Created over the course of a year, Dayton artist Andrew F. Dailey’s nearly 60 graphite drawings reference elements of death, grief, loss, transformation and memory. This exhibition, titled Drawn Through, is dedicated to the life and memory of Gabriel … Continued
August 28 – October 6, 2017 Reception: Thursday, August 31, 6 – 8pm Rosewood Gallery in Kettering, Ohio is pleased to announce the opening of the 11th annual HWD, a juried exhibition for sculpture artists in Ohio and surrounding states. HWD (Height x Width x Depth) is the area’s only gallery exhibition devoted exclusively to sculpture. The exhibition runs … Continued
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Frank Travers, What Remains July 17 – August 18 Reception: Thursday, July 20, 6-8pm Printmaker Frank Travers, who also lives and works in Dayton, will exhibit a series of works titled What Remains. Of his work, Travers says, “I’m very interested in the details and the things that get a little gross; puss, guts, worms that live … Continued
