Thursday October 15, 2026
This family program uses hands-on art making and play to educate our youngest visitors. Learn how In the Interest of Time artists depict time in their photographs and create artwork inspired by their work. Additional Information: Gallery is wheelchair accessible. To request accommodations, visit CAC's accessibility page.
4:30–5:30pm Opening reception at Hiestand Galleries, Miami University 5:50–7:10pm Contemporary Art Forum: Unfolding Stories panel discussion moderated by Joomi Chung. Panelists: Ashley Goos, Diane Fellows, Jordan Fenton, among others (2–3 graduate/UG students). 7:40–10pm Projection mapping at the Art Building, 400 S. Patterson Ave, Oxford, OH
Co-curators Angela Fuller, Ann Glasscock, and Tamera Lenz Muente and research fellow Tegan Recker discuss the Taft's newest exhibition, Edie McKee Harper: Modernist at Play. Moderated by Ellen Roberts and Sallie Robinson Wadsworth, Director of Curatorial Affairs. Additional Information: RSVP required. Register here.
Friday October 16, 2026
Spotlight Weekends highlight FotoFocus Biennial Venues within specific geographic locations where artists and curators will be on site for talks, tours, special events, and featured programming. This is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of the FotoFocus Biennial, exploring art within the communities that create and present it. Friday, 10/16Â None at…
Long Exposure: Recent Work by Alumni artist Jesse Ly will present a guest lecture providing insight into the artist's practice and visual culture. Additional Information: The event will take place in the College of DAAP, Aronoff Room 5401. To request accessibility accommodations, please contact the School of Art at daapsoa@uc.edu in advance.
AAC will be hosting a lunchtime conference panel discussion of Bearing Witness with artist Accra Shepp and curator Kevin Moore, moderated by AAC Academic Dean Sarah Stolar. Lunch will be provided. Additional Information: This event will be in the fully ADA accessible AAC Lecture Hall
Saturday October 17, 2026
Spotlight Weekends highlight FotoFocus Biennial Venues within specific geographic locations where artists and curators will be on site for talks, tours, special events, and featured programming. This is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of the FotoFocus Biennial, exploring art within the communities that create and present it. Friday, 10/16Â None at…
Spotlight Weekends highlight FotoFocus Biennial Venues within specific geographic locations where artists and curators will be on site for talks, tours, special events, and featured programming. This is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of the FotoFocus Biennial, exploring art within the communities that create and present it. The Bus Tour is…
A curator talk of Image Destabilization will be followed by a presentation over the Polaroid legacy. These conversations will lead into shooting and experimenting with expired film. Additional Information: RSVP required. Please complete this Google Form to register. Event is wheelchair accessible: an outdoor ramp and automatically opening doors allow wheelchair users easy access to…
Photographer Dan Cleary discusses the exhibition Luminous Flow: Time Made Visible and explores The Long View through his Then and Now series, pairing historic and contemporary photographs to connect past, present, and place. Additional Information: An ADA wheelchair ramp is available at the rear entrance.
Join curator Dr. Mariah Postlewait for a gallery talk on the Dayton Art Institute exhibition Getting Technical: Alternative Photographic Processes to learn more about the diverse photographs on display. Additional Information: RSVP required. Visit the DAI website to register. Elevators and wheelchairs available on site. Contact Guest Services at (937) 223-4278 with questions or requests.
Stacy Kranitz in conversation with author and University of Kentucky professor Andrew Milward. Milward is featured in the film component of the exhibition, Ain’t No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down. Additional Information: Gallery is wheelchair accessible and large print gallery guides are available upon request.
Milestones: Finding Our Way Opening Reception bridges a 6pm artist talk so that visitors can explore galleries both before and after the presentation. During the artist talk, Michael Tittel investigates histories of Ohio Valley watersheds in silver gelatins. Also learn about student photography projects involving river communities and discuss exhibitions with a Milestones artist panel…
Public reception for Trent Davis Bailey: The North Fork and Amanda Bradley: Notations from Home. Gallery talk with Trent Davis Bailey at 5:30pm. Additional Information: Gallery is wheelchair accessible. For accessibility questions and accommodations, please reach out to Laura.Truitt@ketteringoh.org
Sunday October 18, 2026
Spotlight Weekends highlight FotoFocus Biennial Venues within specific geographic locations where artists and curators will be on site for talks, tours, special events, and featured programming. This is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of the FotoFocus Biennial, exploring art within the communities that create and present it. Friday, 10/16Â None at…
Tuesday October 20, 2026
Wednesday October 21, 2026
In response to Kent Krugh's work in Beyond the Gate, Annette Januzzi Wick hosts a panel discussion about the American Chestnut with writer Mark Niekirk, and farmers Chris Smyth and David Hoff. Participants will learn about promising global conservation efforts. Additional Information: RSVP required. Please visit the Lloyd Library's event calendar to register. The Lloyd…
Thursday October 22, 2026
Gallery reception for Work Life Balance and artist talk with Peter Happel Christian taking place at University of Dayton's Index Gallery located at The Hub, 31 S Main St, Dayton, Ohio 45403. Additional Information: Wheelchair accessible. For more details, visit The Hub's website.
Artist Jon Yamashiro discusses photographs from ten World War II Japanese incarceration camp sites, joined by art historian Jennifer Yamashiro, exploring memory, race, history, and their enduring relevance in America. Before and after, visitors can explore the exhibition Jon Yamashiro: WWII Japanese Incarceration Camp Photographs. Additional Information: Exhibition spaces and restrooms are fully accessible, and…