2010

November 6 – January 30, 2011
100 Years of African-American Art:
The Arthur Primas Collection
100 Years of African-American Art presents 75 works from the Arthur Primas collection, representing more than 30 artists. These artists, many working under the extreme pressure of an unresponsive public, brought forth magnificent art which reflects the African-American experience and aesthetic. In conjunction with this exhbition, The Dayton Art Institute will collaborate with the University of Dayton on Marking the Past/Shaping the Present: The Art of Willis "Bing" Davis. Read more

On View April 8, 2010 - March 2011
Investigation Destination: Science and Math in Art
Location: Experiencenter
The newest Experiencenter exhibition invites visitors to investigate the connections between art and the sciences using three themes: Art that Moves, The Geometry of Patterns and Keeping Art Ageless. Read more