Artwork presented to you in Living Color from this group exhibition. Vibrant and colorful artworks fill the gallery from June 5th through July 11th. Make plans to attend the Opening Reception on 6/5 from 6pm-9pm at the gallery.

The Call for Entry for the We're Doing It ALL Wrong® - 5th Annual Art Exhibition opens on January 24th. The Call will end on May 24th with winners being announce in June. The exhibition itself runs from August 1st - September 28th.

Visit the Collections page to see work by these talented artists.

Cedric Michael Cox

Susanne Scherette King

Juko

Cynthia Kukla

Marilynn Page

Paul Rienzo

Alisa H. Workman

Inspired by mid-century artists such as Robert Motherwell, Joan Mitchell, and Franz Kline Susanne Scherette King’s strong colors, movement and motion, and wide range of style make up the title of her show: Sway

For Susanne, sway is motion, range, and scope. Over the 25 years of painting, her style continues to change and evolve. She has created a diverse range of work for this show.

Limited-Edition (big time) Art Collector Hoodies and other Art Gear now available.

November 2024 will bring some of the artwork of artists the gallery has been showing back into the main gallery. Works of Art from Cedric Michael Cox, Cynthia Kukla, Juko, Marilynn Page and other new artists including Alisa H. Workman will be displayed in the main gallery beginning November 1st. Unwind at the gallery that evening during our Opening Reception between 6pm-8pm as we enjoy the artwork and mingle amongst friends.

“Images from Storytellers"⁠ is part of the 2024 FotoFocus Biennial: backstories.

⁠October 4th: Opening Reception - 6pm-9pm
October 5th: Photographer Talk - 1pm-3pm⁠
October 25th: Video Screening - 3pm-8pm

Every gathering of people has a backstory. Opening October 3, 2024, “Images from Storytellers” features a mixture of unchoreographed and staged photographic records from gatherings that reveal differing perspectives and relationships between photographer and subject. The works are created from various vantage points that do not necessarily feature the main event, but instead a necessary backstory. Photographers often capture moments that represent these alternate ideas, in spite of knowing these are not the desired images, believing they are key moments that must exist to capture the interaction, behavior, and emotion of those involved. ⁠⁠Artists: Gregory Changa Freeman, Susanne Conyers, Shon Curtis, Alfred Powell, James Steppenwolf Hernandez⁠.

Light Refreshments provided. Free on-street parking.

The 4th edition of the national, juried exhibition opens August 2nd. Visit weredoingitallwrong.com to learn more and to see past exhibitions.

An artist, PhD. and forest conservationist, Juko’s artworks are conversations between traditional and technological media, accomplished by moving shapes, images and colors back and forth between physical and digital canvases. Her solo exhibition will consist of several never-before-seen artworks alongside some of her previously displayed pieces that carry similar themes and techniques..

Marilynn Page's ballet dancer inspired artwork was featured at the gallery in May 2024 along side a performance by the Dayton Dance Initiative. The artwork is still available online with select pieces available at the gallery.

Visit the COLLECTIONS tab to see the entire series.

Of course, all of our Friends are invited to join us at Artexpo New York in April. The Edward A. Dixon Gallery will be in booth #438.

Email or DM us on social media for complimentary passes.

On March 29th, the gallery will Celebrate Art of 4 of our local and regional artists. Refreshments provided. Street parking and limited parking in the building lot.

Exhibiting artists:
Kate Santucci
Cynthia Kukla
Zuri Ali
Paul Rienzo

Artwork will be on view and available March 7 through April 28.

A traveling art exhibit by the African American Visual Arts Guild (AAVAG).

A special pop-up exhibition in Suite B1 at the gallery curated by University of Dayton student Victoria Brey. The exhibit features themes of spirituality, kinship, humanity’s relationship to nature and more through the use ofintricate and complex patterns of textile art.

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. Dixon Gallery begins June 2nd and ends July 15th.

View her artwork under the Collections tab.

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.

The exhibition opens October 1, 2022