Exhibition is open August 2023 - September 2023. Visit weredoingitallwrong.com to learn more. Click the button below to see the collection.

Cynthia has exhibited paintings, watercolors, drawings and sculptures in curated museum exhibits since graduate school on four continents, in over fifty solo shows and nearly three-hundred curated or group exhibitions.

Her solo exhibition at the Edward A. Dixn Gallery begins June 2nd and ends July 15th.

View her artwork under the Collections tab.

A variety of vintage artwork, home décor and furniture will be available for sale during this show at the Edward A. Dixon Gallery. Lisa Scott of Beaute Box and Collection by Scott as well as Yellow Spring favorite Rose & Sal Vintage Shop will bring some of their unique items to this month long sale which ends on May 27th.

Student show curated by University of Dayton History major, Sarah Behnke. Visions is an exhibition showcasing the work of University of Dayton students, designed and curated by Art History student Sarah Behnke. The work explores how this generation of students envisions the future based on their experiences now. The exhibition seeks to highlight individual identity and experience while connecting to one another to collectively take action on social and political concerns. Artists include Courtney Ayres-McClinton, Jayonna Johnson, Sydney Summers, Amariá Jones, CJ Wilson, Caroline Herling, and Dolci Asamoah. Sarah is currently a Gallery Assistant at the Edward A. Dixon Gallery

Paul Kroner and Devan Horton combine their Box News and Penchant series to create a unique exhibtion that address our literal and metaphorical trash. Closing Reception on Saturday, March 25th from 1-4pm.

A Black History art exhibition will be on display at the Edward A. Dixon Gallery during Black History Month in February 2023.The artwork has a focus on the distinguished military service of Black Americans, cultural figures and other Black history from the 20th century to present. Featured artists include Clifford Darrett, Gregory DeGroat, Clarise Moore, Gregory Changa Freeman and Nathan ConnerThe Black History Month art exhibition is slated to open to the public on Thursday, February 2nd and run until February 25th. There will be a public reception and artist talk with light refreshments on Friday, February 17th from 6pm-8pm.

Talented artist from Monrovia, Liberia who can create anything from photo-realistic drawings to amazing watercolors, acrylics and oils. Patrick is also a muralist who has created murals in the United States, as well as, in his home of Liberia. See some of Patrick's work here.

The exhibition opens October 1, 2022