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The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau

Join us for the following in-person programs related to the Special Exhibition. For programs requiring advance registration, you may register online or call Guest Services, at 937-223-4278, during regular museum hours. Be sure to also explore the downloadable interactives. Check back often for updates and new information!

Guided Tour: The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau

A tour experience exploring the depth and inspiration of The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau special exhibition.

Date: Saturdays: October 25, November 8, 22 and 29 and December 13 and 27, 1-2 p.m.
Cost: Members: Free, Non-members: Included with the price of admission
Location: Special Exhibition Gallery

Join us for The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau Community Tour. Discover the depth and inspiration behind the international style of Art Nouveau.

Special Exhibition Workshop Series: Making Mosaics 

Create your own Art Nouveau-inspired mosaic coasters in this two-session workshop led by the founder of the Mosaic Institute of Dayton, Jes McMillan. Bring the beauty of nature to your home with a functional artwork of your own handiwork using peacock feathers as inspiration for your design.

Date: November 13 and 20
Cost: Members: $60, Non-members: $65 (cost includes both days)
Ages: 18+

Artist Bio:

Jes McMillan is an Artist Activist in Dayton, Ohio. She founded the Mosaic Institute in 2015, a nonprofit dedicated to inspiring, empowering and unifying community through art. She accomplishes this mission by going out into neighborhoods to bring people together to create collaborative public art mosaics that last for generations, serving as a true testament to unity. McMillan has unified thousands in the Miami Valley to create over 30 permanent public mosaic art installations, including the 8.4 Memorial Mosaic involving over 5,000 participants.

“What started as a focus on creating beautiful mosaic art together has become a focus on the conversation we cultivate at the table. The breaking down of barriers between people is possible when we come together. Creativity and creation are connections to source, a pathway to peace, empathy, understanding and change.”

Sponsored by AES Ohio Foundation.

A colorful African-style painting of 5 masks. The background is a turquoise blue with deep blue triangles and the Masks in the foreground feature bright multicolored stripes and shapes that follow the contours of each mask.

Featured Image: Curtis Barnes, Sr., (American, 1935–2019), Masks, 1993, oil on canvas, 48 x 52 in., Private collection

 

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