The Dayton Art Institute's Member Magazine: 2016, Issue #2

UPCOMING EVENTS Draw from the Collection Saturday, August 13, 1:00 – 2:30 p.m.

Hot August Yoga August 14, 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS Ravaged Sublime: Landscape Photography in the 21st Century October 15, 2016 – January 8, 2017

Lecture with Mia Bennett, Ph.D. Polar Studies Scholar September 15, 6:30 p.m..

Lecture with Dr. Eric Hodgson, Smale Interactive Visualization Center, Miami University October 6, 6:30 p.m.

Oktoberfest 2016 September 23–25

SUMMER/FALL 2016

HOW TO USE THE DIGITAL MEMBER MAGAZINE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS From the Director

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Special Exhibitions The Antarctic Sublime & Elements of Nature:Water

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Oktoberfest

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Curatorial Features

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What’s Happening In Education

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Events

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The Museum Store

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Support Your Dayton Art Institute

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News Around the Museum

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Annual Fund

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Programs At-A-Glance

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Oktoberfest- where Friends have been celberating for 45 years.

Summer Art Camp is the perfect place to make new friends.

Member Magazine 2016: Volume XXV, Issue 2 ISSN 1523-2522. External Affairs Director, Alexis Larsen; Editor, Eric Brockman; Design, Rebecca Tsaloff and Alexis Larsen

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FROM THE DIRECTOR of many windows with high efficiency units will begin in the coming weeks. Improvements to the building’s HVAC and technology infrastructure are also taking place. Please be aware that there may be some gallery changes due to work schedules.

I’m excited to announce that in May, Ohio Governor John Kasich signed a new State Capital Appropriations Bill, which included another $1 million for The Dayton Art Institute, to help fund additional renovation and improvement projects for the museum’s 2019 centennial. We’ll be announcing more plans related to this funding in the coming months.

Earlier in the spring, Lynn Hulsey from the Dayton Daily News paid us a visit to discuss the renovation projects funded by this state money.You can watch the video from her visit here: Welcome to the second edition of our enhanced digital Member Magazine! We’re continuing to add more interactive content to each issue, and we’ve also created a step-by-step video guide to help you navigate the digital edition.You can access the video guide on the adjacent page, as well as at daytonartinstitute.org/magazine.

It’s hard to believe that we’re already heading into the final weeks of summer and the kids will be going back to school very soon. We hope you’ll make time to see our summer special exhibitions The Antarctic Sublime & Elements of Nature: Water, which are now on view. Everyone is buzzing about the interactive mechanical penguins of Daniel Rozin’s Penguins Mirror, which are featured in the exhibitions. Check out the exhibition feature in this issue for more information.

Museum improvements and upgrades related to the $2.2 million in funding received from the 2014 State of Ohio Capital Appropriations Bill continue. Modernization of four original museum restrooms is underway, and the replacement

Dayton Business Journal’s Innovation Index Award

As fall approaches, don’t forget to mark your calendars for Oktoberfest, which takes place September 23-25. It’s not only one of Dayton’s favorite fall festivals, but also the museum’s largest annual fundraiser. Thousands of volunteers are needed for Oktoberfest – see the feature in this issue for more information about how you can assist with this important event.

Enjoy the remaining days of summer, and we look forward to seeing you at your Dayton Art Institute.

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You can read her full Dayton Daily News feature by clicking here.

In other news, The DAI was also recently honored as a finalist in the Dayton Business Journal’s Innovation Index Awards, in the category of Service to Society. Thank you to all of the staff, Board, Associate Board, volunteers and docents who continually work to ensure that we are serving our community and mission in innovative ways – congratulations! I am proud of our team at The Dayton Art Institute.

Michael R. Roediger, MSLD, CFRE Director and CEO

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS

TRUSTEES

Edward J. Blake, Chairman CEO, MV Commercial Group, CFO, Miller-Valentine Group

Brock Anderson III CEO Bonbright Distributors

Erin Paulson,Vice Chairman Founding Principal The Paulson Collective

Jessica Barry Owner & President School of Advertising Art

Thomas A. Compton, Treasurer Chairman Precision Strip, Inc.

Tracy Bieser Community Volunteer

Julie Liss-Katz, Secretary Systems Vice President and Chief Government Affairs Officer Premier Health James F. Dicke, II, Chairman Emeritus * Chairman/CEO Crown Equipment Corporation

Linda Caron, PhD. Associate Dean Wright State University College of Liberal Arts Daniel Davis Senior Vice President and Sales Manager of Commercial Banking Group PNC Bank

Deborah A. Feldman President & CEO Dayton Children’s Hospital Rachel Goodspeed Manager, Community Affairs Vectren Richard Haas Senior Vice President Kettering Health Network Jennifer Harrison Partner Taft/ Pamela P. Houk Exhibition & Museum Education Consultant Bill Lukens Chairman & CEO Stillwater Technologies, Inc.

Mark Manuel VP Development & Information Services Crown Equipment Corporation

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

Bear Monita Partner LWC Incorporated

Pat Diven * DAI Docent Chair

Amos L. Otis President & CEO SoBran, Inc. Mimi Rose Community Volunteer Ty Stone, PhD. Vice President Business Operations, Sinclair Community College

Shaun Hunter * Leadership Dayton Representative

Deborah Lieberman * Montgomery County Commissioner Bob Nevin * DAI Endowment Committee Chair The Honorable Nan Whaley * Mayor, City of Dayton Beth Whelley * DAI Associate Board President * Denotes Ex-officio

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SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS Cool off this summer at The Dayton Art Institute as we continue the “Year of the Classical Elements,” presenting three contemporary installations which address the element of water. Presenting The Antarctic Sublime & Elements of Nature: Water these exhibitions are sure to delight!

Elements of Nature: Water Gallery 209 (off Great Hall) Two distinct installations examine the concept of water in various forms.

In traditional Japanese painting and woodblock prints, oceans, rivers, and bodies of water are expressed as a series of curvilinear lines. These lines give the impression of life, as though water itself were a living creature.

It is from this premise that contemporary Japanese artists’ group teamLab drew their inspiration to create the over 10-foot digital waterfall called Universe of Water Particles, rendered at five times that of full High Definition, which allows for intricate and extreme detail of the work. This digital work will be on display alongside Edo-period (1603–1868) ukiyo-e woodblock prints from The Dayton Art Institute’s extensive collection, to explore the awesome power and might of water.

Gallery 118 (off Lower Court) In another gallery, a monumental photograph by contemporary Berlinbased artist Frank Thiel of the Perito Moreno glacier will be on display.

Located in the Los Glaciares National Park in Patagonia, Argentina, this glacier is part of the third largest ice cap in the world. Thiel has created large-format images to capture the immense scale of the 18-milelong by three-mile-wide formation, which is one of the few glaciers in the world that is actually growing. Reasons abound yet simultaneously confound many scientists and researchers as to the glacier’s growth, and the debate remains one that is very relevant today. Thiel’s photograph of Argentina’s glaciers makes the viewer question the transient nature of what is around them, and in tandem, it provides the opportunity to discuss the fragility of man in the face of nature’s awesome might, while simultaneously emphasizing man’s hubris and determination.

Video: Frank Thiel Discusses His Process

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For more information about the exhibitions, visit daytonartinstitute.org/water

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SUPPORTING SPONSORS

Synchrony Financial Wright State Research Institute The Antarctic Sublime Gallery 118 The final installation of the summer suite presents Penguins Mirror (2015) by Daniel Rozin (whose Snow Mirror and Brushed Metal Mirror were featured in the recent exhibition Into the Ether: Contemporary Light Artists).

A colony of 450-mechanized penguins provides an interactive installation that responds to visitors. As creatures of the Antarctic terrain, and highly adaptive to life in water, the inclusion of the penguins in our series of exhibitions fits thematically, provides an immersive and responsive environment for viewers, and also offers an opportunity to further explore the Polar Regions and their climate shifts, ideas of natural selection and the randomness of genetic drift.

Additional Support from City of Dayton Department of Water DEEM Enting Water Conditioning Inc. Kevin Messer, Artist Eye

Technology Services Morris Furniture School of Advertising Art Taft/ University of Dayton

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RELATED EVENTS Be sure to join us for these events and programs related to the exhibition! See the programs section of this issue and our website for more information and cost.

Super Saturday Family Day: Make a Splash!

August 13, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.

Curatorial Conversations: The Antarctic Sublime & Elements of Nature:Water Tour August 25, 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.

RELATED FOCUS EXHIBITION Water in Japanese Art, July 16, 2016–January 29, 2017 Gallery 105 As an island nation, water is an important element in Japan; as such, it figures prominently in Japanese art. The Dayton Art Institute houses a strong collection of Edo-period (1603–1868) ukiyo-e woodblock prints and Japanese screen painting, many of which feature this natural element as a

Super Saturday Family Day: Penguin Pandemonium!

September 10, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.

Lecture: Mia Bennett, Ph.D. Polar Studies Scholar “Emerging Connections and Disconnections in the Global Arctic” September 15, 6:30 p.m.

Lecture: Dr. Eric Hodgson, Smale Interactive Visualization Center, Miami University “Playing with Perceptions of Space” October 6, 6:30 p.m.

solid, liquid, or vapor, but always full of vitality and energy. The depiction of water in its many forms is enormously influential to the Japanese ultra-technologist group teamLab, whose monumental digital waterfall is featured in the summer exhibition The Elements of Nature: Water. The curatorial department has selected a grouping of woodblock prints and screen paintings for in this focus exhibition, which includes such masters as Ando Hiroshige, and Katsushika Hokusai, among many others.

Museum Members: Free Adults: $14 Seniors (60+): $11 Students (18+ w/ID): $11 Active Military: $11 Groups (10 or more): $11 Youth (ages 7-17): $6 Children (6 & under): Free Price includes admission to the exhibition and the museum’s permanent collection.

FAR LEFT: teamLab, Universe of Water Particles, 2013, 5 channel digital work, Continuous Loop, No. 58607.EC2. Image courtesy the artist.

ABOVE LEFT AND BELOW: Daniel Rozin, Penguins Mirror, 2015, 450 stuffed animals, motors, control electronics, Xbox Kinect, Mac mini, custom software, tin bases. Dimensions variable. Edition AP of 1, 1 AP. Courtesy bitforms gallery, New York.

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Oktoberfest 2016 takes place Saturday, September 24, noon – 11:00 p.m. and Sunday, September 25, noon – 7:00 p.m. Oktoberfest includes a fully covered Main Stage viewing area, Food Court, and “TV Cave” with four big-screen TVs for all the weekend football action. Live music will be featured on two stages throughout the weekend. The ACCO Brands FamilyFest returns, noon – 4:30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, with activities for all ages in the museum and on the grounds.

PREVIEW PARTY SPONSOR Premier Health

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ART, CHEERS & BEERS: CELEBRATE THE 45TH OKTOBERFEST AT THE DAI! Summer is winding down and fall will be here in no time! Join us and celebrate the change of seasons at the 45th edition of Dayton’s favorite fall festival: Oktoberfest, presented by Miller Lite and hosted by the 64-member DAI Associate Board, September 23-25!

Our 2016 Oktoberfest Chairs, Dave Seyer and Keith Wyatt, have planned another outstanding event, featuring family activities, artisans, live entertainment on two stages, delicious food, a Weingarten, and, of course, the best selection of craft and international beers in the area, with more than 40 varieties available.

“We are honored to be chairing this year’s event and look forward to an amazing weekend on the grounds of The Dayton Art Institute,” said Seyer and Wyatt. “Oktoberfest is the perfect way to say goodbye to summer and spend time with family and friends, enjoying great music, art, food and an incredible selection of beer!”

LEDERHOSEN LUNCH: Join us on Friday, September 23, 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., for the only free admission of the weekend! This community lunch, hosted by The DAI’s Associate Board Alumni, features brats, metts, schnitzel sandwiches, German salads, homemade noodles and live entertainment. We’ll tap the main beer truck for the Lederhosen Lunch – get your first Oktoberfest beer of the weekend! You can also buy event tickets, Oktoberfest mugs, and Oktoberfest t-shirts.

PREVIEW PARTY: Oktoberfest officially begins with the Preview Party, presented by Premier Health, on September 23 at 7:00 p.m. Highlights include complimentary draft beer, wine and soft drinks (plus cash bar for premium craft and international beers), more than 65 artisan exhibitors and 30 food vendors, and entertainment provide by festival favorites, the Chardon Polka Band. Advance tickets for the Preview Party are $55 for members and $75 for nonmembers. All tickets purchased at the gate are $95.

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The museum’s permanent collection and the special exhibitions The Antarctic Sublime & Elements of Nature: Water will be open noon – 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

Special exhibition admission during Oktoberfest will be $11 adults, $6 youth (ages 7-17), and free for museum members and children (6 & under). Those visiting the exhibitions must also pay Oktoberfest admission.

GET YOUR TICKETS: Oktoberfest advance tickets (Saturday & Sunday) are $5 adults, $3 seniors and youth (ages 7-18). Tickets purchased at the gate are $7 adults, $5 seniors and youth. Children 6 and under are free. Advance tickets for the Preview Party and Oktoberfest go on sale in mid-August and may be purchased online at daytonartinstitute.org/oktoberfest, by calling 937-223-4ART (4278), or in person at the museum.

Watch the website in August for a list of presale locations where general admission tickets may also be purchased.

PARKING & SHUTTLES: Getting to and from Oktoberfest is easy, with free shuttle service, including shuttles for the Preview Party! Park for free at the University of Dayton parking lot behind the Marriott, just off Patterson Boulevard, and take the free shuttles directly to and from both the Preview Party and Oktoberfest. On Saturday and Sunday, you may also park downtown and take a free RTA Oktoberfest shuttle, with stops along Wilkinson, Monument, Main Street, Second Street and Fifth Street in the Oregon District. Free RTA shuttles will also be available during the Lederhosen Lunch.

CRAFT BEER SPONSOR Cavalier Distributing WEINGARTEN SPONSOR Heidelberg Distributing Company FAMILY ART SPONSOR ACCO Brands VEHICLE SPONSOR White Allen Family of Dealerships CIGAR SPONSOR Arrow Wine and Spirits LEDERHOSEN LUNCH SPONSOR KeyBank PATRON SPONSOR DP&L Foundation MUGS & TEES SPONSOR Logos@Work PREFERRED PRINTER Oregon Printing MEDIA SPONSORS ABC 22 & FOX 45 iHeartMedia Dayton With additional support from Coca-Cola PNC RTA

TAG IT, TWEET IT, POST IT: Share the Oktoberfest celebration on social media – tag your Facebook, Twitter and Instagram posts with #OktoberfestDayton! Be sure to also join the Oktoberfest events on our Facebook page for more information and updates.

VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE! Oktoberfest is the museum’s largest annual fundraiser, and it wouldn’t be possible without the support of our many volunteers. Each year, more than 2,000 volunteers assist with the massive task of putting on Oktoberfest. We need your help! If you’re interested in volunteering at Oktoberfest, click here to register and view the available volunteer opportunities.

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FOCUS EXHIBITION PORTRAITURE: MIRROR OR MASK? GALLERY 218 ON VIEW THROUGH DECEMBER 2016

renewable third year, during which time Peter will undertake two significant installation projects that will advance our understanding of the Asian collection. In addition to developing these installations, to be unveiled during the centennial year, he will assist in the development of Asian exhibitions and their related publications, as well as collections research.

PETER DOEBLER JOINS CURATORIAL TEAM

Peter Doebler, Kettering Postdoctoral Curatorial Assistant in Asian Art

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Peter L. Doebler as Kettering Postdoctoral Curatorial Assistant in Asian Art, starting this August. In anticipation of our centennial in 2019, during which the museum plans a major reinterpretation and reinstallation of several areas of its collection, this endowed position is a two-year term, with a possible Kehinde Wiley, (American b. 1977), The Honourable Augustus Keppel, Admiral of the Blue II, 2006, oil on canvas, 84 x 60 inches (213.4 x 152.4 cm). On loan from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. John and Karen Zappitelli, L18.2008

The dominance of selfie culture and social media sites allows for the presentation of multiple personas, providing an opportunity for individuals to select the type of image they craft for society. Traditional portraiture serves a similar function, as it allows the subject to present a carefully articulated image to the world, one the artist and subject simultaneously participate in constructing. Featuring nearly 30 objects from The DAI’s permanent collection, along with several important loans, the exhibition Portraiture: Mirror or Mask? raises a number of questions related to how one constructs and conceals their identity through portraiture.

CONSERVATION EFFORTS RECEIVE BOOST Thank you to all who have donated to recent conservation projects at the museum! After Lynn Hulsey’s feature about our conservation efforts appeared in the Dayton Daily News, The DAI received support for the conservation of Pier Francesco Bissolo’s Holy Family with a Donor in a Landscape, as well as funding for the purchase of a 17th-century ebonized cabinet-maker’s pear wood frame for Ruisdael’s Landscape with Waterfall and Castle (c.1670).

This exhibition provides the curatorial and education departments an opportunity to test some labeling strategies and we ask your help in offering feedback as to which types you prefer—a survey and notebook are located within the gallery.

Peter received his doctorate in 2015 from the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, in Art and Religion, with a dissertation related to the relationship of the sublime and the paintings of Hiroshi Senju. He is widely published, with his efforts focusing on the intersection of Japanese and western art, film, and religion.

For the past year and a half, he has held a research fellowship in museum engagement here at the museum, where he developed content for What is a Masterpiece?, an interactive interpretive guide to the museum’s collection.

To learn more about ongoing conservation projects, visit Gallery 222 to see six more works in need of conservation, or contact the Development department at 937-512-0139 to learn how you can help preserve and present the collection.

Read more about The DAI’s conservation efforts at DaytonDailyNews.com.

Click here to make a donation to The DAI’s conservation fund.

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For more information about the exhibition, visit daytonartinstitute/exhibitions.

CURATORIAL CONVERSATIONS RETURN THIS SUMMER Our popular Curatorial Conversations series returns this summer with a gallery talk in August. Each talk is followed by a champagne reception. For more information about this and upcoming talks, visit daytonartinstitute.org/curatorialconversations.

August 25: Join Dr. Aimee Marcereau DeGalan for a tour of the special exhibitions The Antarctic Sublime & Elements of Nature: Water. Price: $5 members; $20 non-members (includes exhibition admission)

LEFT: Dr. Susan Marits discusses artwork in the Dicke Wing of American Art.

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YECK COLLEGE ARTIST FELLOWSHIP EXHIBITION CONTINUES THROUGH SEPTEMBER 4

Four talented college art students received the 2016 Yeck College Artist Fellowship: Christa Cape, Cedarville University, Jessie Karlsberger and Stephanie Tyson, Wright State University; and Allison Parrish, University of Dayton. The 2016 Yeck College Artist Fellow exhibition continues through September 4 in the South Extended Gallery of the museum’s lower level.

On May 28, the work of these young artists was celebrated at an opening reception, combined with a reception for the 2016 Yeck High School Scholarship students.

Our docents will help you explore your DAI!

GET TO KNOW YOUR DAI: SCHEDULE A DOCENT-LED TOUR!

Click here to read more about the Yeck Fellows at daytoncitypaper.com.

The Dayton Art Institute has a devoted corps of trained docents who lead tours of the museum collection and special exhibitions. To schedule a tour for a class or group, contact schooltours@ daytonart.org. You can also “drop in” for a docentled tour on Thursdays at 2:00 p.m. and Sundays at 1:30 p.m. This drop-in tour is often an introduction to the museum, but can be adapted to participants’ interests. For more about tours at your DAI, visit daytonartinstitute.org/tours.

Visit daytonartinstitute.org/2016yeck for more about the exhibition.

Applications for the 2017 Yeck High School Scholarship program are due by November 18, 2016. For more information and submission guidelines visit daytonartinstitute.org/yeck. For questions, please contact Susan Martis, Curator of Education, at smartis@daytonart.org.

Allison Parish, Fervor, 2016, Monotype, chine colle on steel.

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ART + CORE CONNECTIONS: NEW NAME, NEW CONTENT

NEW ‘REIMAGINING WORKS’ ART UNVEILED The Dayton Art Institute’s ReImagining Works partnership continues with the Dayton Metro Library (DML), and artwork was recently unveiled at the newly opened Miami Township and Northwest Branch Libraries.

At Miami Township, Stefan Chinov’s installation Four Lozenges was inspired by the Shang Dynasty Ritual Wine Vessel from The DAI’s permanent collection.

At the Northwest Branch Library, four new works are featured: Amy Kollar Anderson’s Marketplace of the Mind, Marsha Pippenger’s Spaces Between Stones, Virginia Kistler’s Untitled, and Francis

Schanberger’s Scattered Hoard. The pieces drew inspiration from the Relief Fragment from Persepolis and the Kuosi (Elephant Mask) Society Costume in the museum’s collection.

As this issue was being produced, artwork was also unveiled at the New Lebanon Branch Library. Watch for more about this installation in the next Member Magazine.

For more about these artworks and the ReImagining Works project, visit daytonmetrolibrary.org/works.

Click the block below to watch the Northwest Branch artworks being installed.

Art + Core Connections, formerly called Art Connections, has been revised and updated to affirm our commitment to providing opportunities to enrich curriculum content. Looking at art and artifacts brings knowledge and history to life, while allowing students to practice skills of communication, collaboration, critical thinking, cultural awareness and creativity.

An educator’s evaluation of a revised tour describes that the docent, “did an excellent job of connecting the art to information about the countries of origin that the students already knew. He engaged the students in interesting conversations with good, thoughtful questions.”

Visit daytonartinstitute.org/acc for more information about the revised program.

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MAX MAY MEMORIAL HOLOCAUST ART EXHIBITION

THE LANGE FAMILY EXPERIENCENTER CELEBRATES 40TH ANNIVERSARY On May 21, we celebrated 40 years of intergenerational art engagement in The Lange Family Experiencenter! The DAI was a pioneer among art museums when it supported an interactive gallery, and we were honored that Pamala P. Houk, who founded the space, attended the opening and provided a history of its development in the museum.

The new Lange Family Experiencenter exhibition, The Nature of Art, complements the 2016 special exhibitions and provides many opportunities to expand your engagement with art: See how the natural elements are represented in art and look for

Virginia Kistler (American, born 1976), Agaricales Illuminated, 2016, CNC router cut plywood, plastic sheeting, halogen lighting, LED lighting. The Lange Family Experiencenter, 2016 Yeck Artist-in-Residence

EXHIBITION SPONSORS TITLE SPONSOR The Lange Family LEAD SPONSOR The Frank M. Tait Foundation PATRON SPONSORS Dayton Freight Lines, Inc. Vectren

natural materials and objects; connect your senses of sight and sound; discover the concepts of the sublime and the beautiful; make seasonal art to add to the gallery and emboss paper; and view a video of artists who create with nature, filmed by DECA students mentored by Wright State University students.

Agricales Illuminated, an installation by Yeck Artist-inResidence Virginia Kistler, complements the theme.

Walk in between and around the sculptures to become part of the urban and natural environments that inspire Kistler. She has exhibited her sculptures and installation work in galleries throughout Ohio, including The Sculpture Center in Cleveland, The Riffe Gallery in Columbus and the Rosewood Gallery in Kettering, Ohio. Kistler’s work was exhibited at the Grand Rapids Art Museum as part of the 2012 ArtPrize, and she recently completed a commission for the Dayton Metro Library’s Northwest Branch, as part of the library’s ReImagining Works partnership with The DAI. The Nature of Art tour and workshop for schools and community groups introduce students to the ways artists transform natural materials and how nature inspires the subjects of art. For more information or to book a tour, call 937-223-4278, Ext. 241, or email schooltours@daytonart.org.For more about the exhibition, visit daytonartinstitute.org/natureofart.

SUPPORTING SPONSORS DP&L Foundation SoBran Speedway, LLC Betsy and Lee Whitney

Each year, Renate Frydman and her family honor the memory of her grandfather Max May, an artist and architect, by sponsoring an art contest that encourages area students in grades 5-12 to focus on the Holocaust and then create art for a world that is free of racism, disrespect and intolerance. Held under the auspices of the Holocaust Education Committee of the Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton, a selection of these works is on display at The DAI now through mid-October. We thank the family for encouraging teachers to help their students express artistically that we cannot change the past, but we can change the future. For more information, visit daytonartinstitute.org/exhibitions.

IMAGE: Ilmira Aslanova, Painful Faith, Painting, DECA, Grade 9, Teacher: Mrs. Bentley

NOMINATE A TALENTED ART EDUCATOR FOR THE 2017 HOUK AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ART EDUCATION Each year, The DAI selects an outstanding and inspirational art educator for the Pamela P. Houk Award for Excellence in Art Education.

Selections are made through a nomination and panel process. We encourage you to nominate an arts educator who is excellent in his or her field. The recipient is presented with the award at The DAI’s annual meeting and receives permanent recognition in The Lange Family Experiencenter. Nominations for 2017 are being accepted now through December 1, 2016. Details concerning eligibility and the nomination process can be found at daytonartinstitute.org/houk.

EXPERIENCENTER ENDOWMENT FUND ESTABLISHED BY: William and Dorothy Yeck The Harry S. Price Jr., Family Fund

DOROTHY MYERS YECK SCHOLARSHIP STUDIO The week of June 13, fifteen middle school students from around the Dayton area took part in the annual Dorothy Myers Yeck Scholarship Studio. These students spent an intensive week working with art educators Susan Kuntz and James Pate, creating artwork that was shown at a reception for friends and family.

For more about the program, visit daytonartinstitute.org/yeck.

A Yeck student poses with her mother in front of her artwork during the reception.

Julie Anderson was the recipient of the 2016 Houk Award.

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YOGA AT THE MUSEUM ADDS NEW SESSIONS

attention to whatever is there for us in the present moment, without judgment, using breathing, meditation and gentle movement. The practice will be followed by a docent-led tour of the museum’s permanent collection, along with a celebratory toast.

CELEBRATE LIFE’S SPECIAL MOMENTS AT THE DAYTON ART INSTITUTE!

Practice Session #5:Yoga at Night Thursday, October 6, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.

Experience a “Night at the Museum” yoga practice session under the Shaw Gothic Cloister’s iconic glass skylight! Alex Kellar returns to lead us through an all-level yoga practice session. We will then tour other landscape skies in the European collection and sample a spiced hard cider.

Practice Session #6: GO W/ THE FLOW Sunday, November 20, 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Feeling strong and centered during Yoga at the Museum.

Our recent spring and summer yoga sessions were a hit! We’ve expanded our Yoga at the Museum series with three new practice sessions this summer and fall, including an event session.

All upcoming Yoga at the Museum sessions take place in the Shaw Gothic Cloister. The cost per session is $20 members; $23 non-members. For a limited time, you can register for all three sessions for just $50 members and $55 non-members!

Practice Session #4: Hot August Yoga Sunday, August 14, 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

GO W/ THE FLOW founders Tori Reynolds and Ben Rivet will provide a unique yoga experience through live music and playful vinyasa movements!

The practice will experiment with yoga, meditation and strength, all set to live-looped guitar, beatboxing and vocals. Connecting to this contemporary yoga style will be a tour of the special exhibition Ravaged Sublime: Landscape Photography in the 21st Century and a champagne toast.

Please bring your own mat. No bottled water is allowed in the galleries; The DAI will provide refreshments.

The Hale Cloister is a beautiful setting for your big day.

Our popular Vine & Canvas wine tasting series returns this fall with three new tastings and tours of the museum’s permanent collection. It’s a perfect date night!

Advance Tickets for each tasting are $30 members and $35 non-members. All tickets purchased at the door (as available) are $40. A special “Series Flight” is available for a limited time, offering tickets to all three tastings for $80 members and $95 non-members.

The fall series includes:

Vine & Canvas is a fun way to sample new wines and see great art

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Did you know that The Dayton Art Institute hosts an average of more than 40 weddings and more than 100 rental events per year? Click on the video block above to see highlights from recent weddings at the museum.

Due to an event cancellation, The DAI has a rental opening on Saturday, October 15 and is offering a 30% discount for this date. Contact our rentals department at 937-512-0162 for more information.

Visit daytonartinstitute.org/museumrental, to learn more about how you can make your event one to remember at The DAI.

Space is limited and our Yoga at the Museum sessions fill quickly – advance reservations are recommended! Go to daytonartinstitute.org/yoga for more information and to register online.

Stephanie O’Hara from Day Yoga Studio will help us engage all of our senses and bring complete VINE & CANVAS SERIES RETURNS THIS FALL

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Go Green Thursday, September 2, 6:30 p.m.

Sample organically grown wines and learn about vintners who embrace natural methods to cultivate grapes, as well as the health benefits gained by going green. A docent-led tour of the American collection will highlight works that create dynamic installations from repurposed materials.

October Skies Thursday, October 27, 6:30 p.m.

Mulled spiced wine, port and mead wines are the perfect pairing for an October day! Sample five local wines geared toward fall festivals and cooler temperatures, and take a European gallery tour of atmospheric landscapes.

Sipping Under the Stars Thursday, November 17, 6:30 p.m.

Sparkle and Shine this holiday season! Sample sparkling wine, effervescent champagne and a selection of favorite holiday food-paring wines.

Tour the sparkle and shine of the glass gallery and learn about the Shaw Gothic Cloister’s iconic skylight.

All tastings take place from 6:30 – 9:00 p.m. in the Shaw Gothic Cloister. Vine & Canvas tastings often sell out, so we recommend buying your tickets in advance! For more information and to order tickets online, go to daytonartinstitute.org/wine.

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SHOP LOCAL AT THE ALL-NEW ONLINE MUSEUM STORE! The Museum Store recently launched an all-new online store, powered by Big Commerce, one of the leading online retail platforms. Here are just a few of the many items you’ll find at daytonartinstitute.org/shopdai!

Artist Palette Cheese Tray & Coaster Cheese Tray: $34.95 Coaster: $9.95 SHOP NOW A colorful way to serve up anything at your next gathering!

Buddha Board $39.95 SHOP NOW Paint on the surface with water and your creation comes to life! As the water evaporates, your art disappears, leaving a clean slate.

Unicorn Bank $14.95 SHOP NOW Make saving money fun and magical with this unicorn bank, available in blue or white.

Venetian Solitaire Game SHOP NOW $119 Featuring individually hand-blown glass marbles, full of color, and a solid ebony board!

DOG DAYS OF SUMMER SALE Throughout the month of August, show this coupon to receive a one-time 20% discount on your next purchase in The Museum Store! Coupon cannot be combined with any other discounts or offers.

Not valid with consignment items, already discounted merchandise, special orders, merchandise on hold, or online purchases. Coupon expires August 31, 2016.

Fuddle Wuddle Elephant SHOP NOW $22 This cute plush elephant is stomping in for a mighty cuddle!

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Thank you to everyone who attended the 2016 Art Ball! Art Ball is a major fundraising event for the museum, and the support is greatly appreciated. We’re excited to report that this year’s Art Ball generated the largest revenue in the event’s long history!

A special thank you goes to this year’s title sponsor, Morgan Stanley. Art Ball would not be possible without the generous support of Morgan Stanley, as well as our many other sponsors! We extend thanks to all of our many Art Ball sponsors: BENEFACTOR SPONSORS: Gothic Cloister Cocktail Hour Sponsor The Cornell/Nicholson Team at UBS Financial Services VIP Reception Sponsor Heidelberg Distributing Company Great Hall Sponsor Merrill Lynch Moonlight Lounge Sponsor Lexus of Dayton PATRON SPONSORS: The Hale Group at Morgan Stanley PNC Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling Co. LPA Paul D. Moyer, M.D./Dayton Eye Associates Square One Salon & Spa WilmerHale LLP. 12

SUPPORTING SPONSORS: Bonbright Distributors Burke Orthodontics Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Enterprise Roofing Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway James Free Jewelers:

Official Jeweler of Art Ball LWC Incorporated Northwestern Mutual

With additional support from: Arrow Wine & Spirits BLC Entertainment The Carrs Photography Dorothy Lane Market The Flower Shoppe Ghostlight Coffee Marion’s Piazza Oregon Printing Prime Time Party Rental RNDC

Save the Date!

Art Ball 2017 June 10, 2017

THE DAI JOINS MUSEUMS ON US®

STORIES OF PLANNED GIVING: LARRY GLICKLER & CHARLES QUINN Art has always played an important part in Larry Glickler’s life, and when the Carnell Circle was established to encourage legacy gifts to the museum, he was among the group’s charter members.

“I’ve always been an arts person,” Larry recalled.

“I’ve always been interested and involved in both the visual and performing arts. I grew up in Columbus and have been a member of The Dayton Art Institute since coming to Dayton in 1980, and am also a longtime member of the Jefferson Patterson Society.”

The Dayton Art Institute has joined the Bank of America Museums on Us® program, which provides Bank of America and Merrill Lynch cardholders free general admission to more than 150 arts, cultural and educational institutions during the first full weekend of every month. To qualify for the Museums on Us program, Bank of America/ Merrill Lynch customers simply present their credit or debit card and a valid photo ID at The DAI’s Guest Services Desk on the first full weekend of the month to gain one free general admission*.

Larry and Charles have established a planned gift of a bequest with a charitable remainder trust to go to The Dayton Art Institute.

Larry and Charles have been together for 16 years, and they both consider Dayton to be unique for the size and diversity of its arts community, in relation to the city’s size.

Larry currently serves on the Victoria Theatre Association Board and has served on many other community arts and civic boards over the years.

Larry noted that he rarely places restrictions on gifts he makes. By making an unrestricted gift, Larry and Charles hope to contribute to the overall betterment of the museum, by helping to build endowments for general operations, to make certain it remains accessible to all for future generations.

“We’re so proud of what Michael has done here and what he is accomplishing in opening up the Art Institute to more of the general public,” Larry said. “That’s something that we’ve really admired.”

For more information about the Carnell Circle and planned giving opportunities, please contact Ryan Pasco, Individual Giving Manager, at 937-512-0139 or plannedgiving@daytonart.org.

For more about the program, including a list of participating venues, visit daytonartinstitute.org/ museumsonus or bankofamerica.com/museums.

NEW GUEST SERVICES DESK INSTALLED

* The offer is limited to the cardholder and excludes fundraising events, special exhibitions and ticketed programs (not to be combined with other offers).

Our new Guest Services Desk was installed earlier in July.

The accompanying photo was taken at the ribbon cutting ceremony on July 13.

#THROWBACKTHURSDAY

Construction of the new desk was funded through our 2014 power2give campaign and a generous gift from Nancy and Jerry Nowak.

Thank you to everyone who helped make a more user-friendly Guest Services Desk a reality!

BLUE STAR MUSEUMS PROGRAM OFFERS MILITARY DISCOUNTS As The Dayton Art Institute begins the countdown to its 2019 centennial, we’ll be featuring historical photos from museum’s archives.

The first of those is a view of the museum’s original home from 1919-1929, which was located at the corner of Monument Avenue and St. Clair Street in downtown Dayton.

Watch our Facebook page every Thursday afternoon for more #ThrowbackThursday photos, and check out the slideshow at dayotnartinstitute. org/history.

“I was always interested in the arts, but I never really considered philanthropy prior to meeting Larry,” Charles said. “Today, I would say it’s important to give back to your community. We both agree it’s important to give to the arts, as well as other organizations.”

The Dayton Art Institute has once again participated in the annual Blue Star Museums Program, a collaboration among the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, the Department of Defense, and more than 2,000 museums across America to offer free admission

to the nation’s active-duty military personnel from Memorial Day through Labor Day 2016.

During the program, The DAI will waive its suggested admission fee and offer free general admission to the permanent collection for all active-duty military personnel and their families, as well as discounted admission to the special exhibitions The Antarctic Sublime & Elements of Nature: Water.

In addition, active duty military personnel and their families can receive a $10 discount on the purchase of a new museum membership or membership renewal.

For more about the program, visit daytonartinstitute.org/bluestarmuseums.

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THANK YOU TO OUR 2015 ANNUAL FUND CONTRIBUTORS! As a non-profit organization, The Dayton Art Institute counts on the support of our Annual Fund contributors to open our doors more than 250 days each year and ensure the museum’s fiscal vitality. Special exhibitions, events and educational programming such as those featured here wouldn’t be possible without that support.

For more information or to make a donation, contact Annual Giving Manager Ryan Pasco, at 937-512-0139 or rpasco@daytonart.org.

Booz Allen Hamilton Dayton Chamber Music Society Dorothy Lane Market Oscar K. Edelman Fund Gershow Family Fund Global Impact Kettering Middle School Kroger Co. Kuhns Brothers Co. Foundation The Benevity Community

Impact Fund Waibel Energy Systems Mr. Eric Abell Mrs. Helen H. Abramovitz Dr. & Mrs. Howard B. Abromowitz Mrs. Barbara K. Ackerman Ms. Joan R. Ackerman Dr. & Mrs. Stewart I. Adam, Jr. Ms. Miriamne Krummel &

Mr. Matthew Adkins Mr. & Mrs. Paul Albers Mrs. Joan Albrecht Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Alter Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Ames Mrs. Martha M. Amongero Dr. Evangeline C. Andarsio Mr. & Mrs. Matt Anderson Ms. Cheryl Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Anglin, Sr. Anonymous Mr. Stuart Antman Ms. Carol J. Apple Ms. Carol D. Collins &

Dr. Darrell Apt Ms. Janet Archer Mr. & Mrs. James D. Arehart Mr. & Mrs. Richard Aring Ms. Shirley K. Ark

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Mr. & Mrs. Irvin L. Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. Campion E. Armstrong Ms. Theodora Artz Mr. David H. Ashby Mrs. JoAnn L. Asher Ms. Mary Ellen Ashley Mr. & Mrs. Art Astbury Mr. & Mrs. James G. Ater Mr. & Mrs. David S. Atwater Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ault Mrs. Marianne Bachman Mr. & Mrs. William E. Baird Mrs. Jane Baker Mr. & Mrs. Dan Ballengee Drs. Christopher & Susan Barde Mr. Kevin Bardon &

Ms. Debby Tomasic Dr. Gary C. Barlow Ms. Beverly Barnes Mr. Charles Barnett Ms. Linda Barnett Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Barnhart Ms. Pam S. Barry Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Bartlett Mr. & Mrs. James Bash Ms. Audrey Bates Mr. & Mrs. John V. Batista Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bauer Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Bauer Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Bauer Ms. Annette Bauer Mr. James M. Baumann Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Bauser Mr. & Mrs. Philip Bayless Charlene & George Bayless Mr. & Mrs. Duane Bayman Mr. & Mrs. Mike Beamish Mrs. Janet M. Beaven Mrs. Lillian M. Beck Mr. & Mrs. Paul Beck Mr. & Mrs. George Becker

Ms. Barbara Beel Dr. & Mrs. John Beigel Ms. Anne Berlin & Mr. Robert T. Bell Mr. & Mrs. Russell S. Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Wilson H. Bent Ms. Joyce Berchtold Mr. & Mrs. William Berger Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Beringer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Berner Mr. Michael Berning Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Bernitt Mr. & Mrs. Donald Berry Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Best Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Bettman Mrs. Susie W. Betts Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Bevis Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Biersack Mr. Robert C. Bilikam, Jr. Ms. Dorothy S. Birchfield Dr. Marlene K. Bireley Mr. & Mrs. Ted R. Black Mr. & Mrs. James Black Mr. Robert A. Blair &

Ms. Jane McGee-Rafal Mr. & Mrs. Ray Blatz Ms. Barbara E. Blauman Mr. & Mrs. Tony Bleses Dr. & Mrs. John E. Bloom Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Bock Mr. & Mrs. Frank Boensch Mr. & Mrs. George Bohlen Ms. Catherine Booher Ms. Ann F. Booher Ms. P. Melody Bookwalter Mr. & Mrs. James A. Booth Mr. & Mrs. Rex Borton Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Bowman Ms. Mary Bowman Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brackney Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Bradley Ms. Joanne Brady Ms. Rosemary P. Brame Mr. Jon Brazelton Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Brechtl Dr. & Mrs. James Breisch Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Brewster Ms. Donna J. Bright &

Mr. P. Scott Knife Ms. Susan Brockman &

Mr. Glen Clark Mr. & Mrs. George Broderick Mr. & Mrs. Jim Broestl Mr. & Mrs. William Brogan Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Dansen L. Brown Mr. Steven M. Brown Ms. Leilani V. Brown Mr. Warren K. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Browne Dr. Gwen Brubaker Mrs. Jacqueline M. Brumfield Ms. Gail A. Brun Ms. Catherine Brunner &

Ms. Suzi Luebke Mrs. Carol A. Bucklew Dr. & Mrs. Glen R. Buell Ms. Virginia M. Burchett &

Ms. Imogene Burchett Mrs. Sonya C. Burke

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Busch Dr. & Mrs. Calvert R. Busch Ms. Betty J. Butkus Ms. Rebecca Butler Mr. & Mrs. Jim Byrd Ms. JoAnne Callahan Mrs. M. Alice Callier Mr. & Mrs. Madison P. Campbell Mrs. Sheila Campbell Mr. Charles Campbell Mrs. Barbara Campbell Ms. Wendy Campbell Mrs. Ada D. Candor Ms. Deborah Carey Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Cargan Ms. Jesse Carlock & Ms. Kerry Glaus Mrs. Carol E. Carlson Ms. Priscilla J. Carr Ms. Marilyn M. Carter Dr. Cecile Cary Mrs. Nancy Cash Mr. & Mrs. Albert Cawood Mr. Charles Chamberlain, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Chandler Ms. Shelly Charles & Family Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Chelle Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Christian Mrs. Anastasia M. Christopher Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Clapp Mr. & Mrs. William A. Clark Mrs. Carole Clifford Ms. Mary F. Clifford Mr. & Mrs. Sid Cohen Ms. Stephanie Collier Ms. C. Jane Collins &

Mr. John Gummel Mr. & Mrs. Charles Colvin Mr. & Mrs. Townsel Combs Ms. Maia Comeau Mr. Donald M. Compton Dr. Thomas Connair Dr. Mary Connolly Mr. & Mrs. Dick Conrad Mr. Richard E. Considine Mr. & Mrs. Paul Cooper Ms. Kim Copley Mr. & Mrs. John C. Cornell Mr. Rob Cornell Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Cornell Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Corpus, Jr. Ms. Carol J. Corrado Mr. Barry Corson Mr. Stephen &

Mrs. Mary V. Cotterman Mr. & Mrs. James G. Coughlin Mr. & Mrs. Tom Coughnour Mr. & Mrs. Richard Courtney Dr. Gordon Cowperthwaite Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Cox Dr. & Mrs. William E. Coyne Dr. & Mrs. Michael W. Craig Mr. & Mrs. Steve Crews Dr. Joanne R. Cross Mrs. Betty Crouse Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Curry Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Curtoys Ms. Jennifer J. Czuprynski Mr. Joseph P. Dalbey Mr. & Mrs. Bryan A. Daly

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Daniel Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Daniels Mr. & Mrs. Frank DaPolito Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Darner Ms. Nancy Datko Mr. William B. Davidson Ms. Julie Davis Mr. Max & Mrs. Marie Davis Mr. & Mrs. John Davis Ms. Susan Davis Mr. & Mrs. Kevin T. Davis Mrs. Sue Davis & Ms. Jennifer Davis Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L. De Naples Mr. Carter De Werd &

Ms. Connie Strobbe Mr. & Mrs. Dan Deal Mr. & Mrs. Frank Debrosse Mr. & Mrs. Harry J. Delaney Mr. David L. Dellis Mr. & Mrs. Dick DeLon Ms. Ann W. Denison Mr. & Mrs. Stewart DeVilbiss Mrs. Cheryl Devore Mr. & Mrs. James F. Dicke, III Mr. & Mrs. Matthew O. Diggs, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Mark Dinkins Mr. & Mrs. Dave L. Diven Mr. Stanley R. Dixon Ms. M.J. Dodson Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Donahue Dr. & Mrs. Jacob H. Dorn Mrs. Carol H. Dowling Mr. John F. Drennen Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Drerup, Jr. Mr. Timothy Dues &

Mr. James Tamme Ms. Ruth Anna Duff Ms. Sara L. Duff Mr. Patrick Duffley Ms. Deborah Dulaney Mr. & Mrs. John Dunn Mr. & Mrs. John A. Dupps, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Durham Mrs. Michele Dutcher Mr. Harry G. Ebeling Dr. Tina M. Ebenger Ms. Gwen Eberly Mr. & Mrs. Duane Eby Mrs. Carol H. Echols Mr. & Mrs. J. Norman Eckstein Dr. Ashley Edwards Mrs. Mary Anne Eichner

A member engaged with Chromosphere, by artist Diane Willow, during the Into The Ether exhibition.

Mr. & Mrs. Melvin C. Eifert Mrs. Jennie Eisnaugle &

Mrs. Bonnie McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. J. K. Elbaum Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Elliott Mr. & Mrs. John Elson Mr. & Mrs. Noel C. England Mr. & Mrs. William A. Enouen Mrs. Harriet L. Ensor Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Eppley Mr. & Mrs. David Erbaugh Mrs. Marlyce A. Erickson Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Erwine, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William E. Etson Ms. Joyce M. Evans Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Evans Mrs. Marjorie Evans Mrs. Mary Fadely Mr. & Mrs. Gary Fagan Mr. Lee C. Falke Mrs. Velma Y. Fansler Mr. & Mrs. David M. Farmer Ms. Theresa A. Fechek Mr. Robert K. Feist Mrs. Patricia E. Feldman Dr. & Mrs. H. Allan Feller Ms. Deborah Felzien Mr. & Mrs. Walt Fenstermacher Ms. Cheryl Fenton &

Ms. Amy Stoner Mr. & Mrs. Donald Ferdelman Mrs. Judith B. Fergus Ms. Denise Ferguson &

Ms. Jaime Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. Francesco A. Ferrante Mr. & Mrs. F. Paul Fiden Mr. Ray Fiedler Dr. Robert K. Finley, Jr. Ms. Victoria Fiore Dr. Steven Fiorino & Ms. Lisa Carney Mrs. Martha S. Fisher Ms. Cynthia E. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Richard Flagel Dr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Fletcher Mr. & Mrs. Bill Flock Dee & Joel Florence Mr. & Mrs. James Flynn Mr. & Mrs. C.J. Fogarty Ms. Katherine Kadish &

Dr. Robert S. Fogarty Mr. & Mrs. David Foraker Mr. & Mrs. Michael Foreman Mr. Victor M. Forlani Ms. Lorraine D. Fortner Dr. Gene Fox Ms. Marjorie B. Framme &

Mr. Robert Caporal Ms. Patricia Francis Mrs. Eileen S. Frantz Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Frantz Mrs. Julia Frantz Dr. & Mrs. J. Scott Fraser Mr. & Mrs. Raymond E. Fredette Mrs. Marilyn J. Freier Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. French Mrs. Patricia L. Frericks Mr. & Mrs. Neil F. Freund Mr. & Mrs. Peter Fribley

Dr. Eric L. Friedland Mrs. Helen L. Friedman Mr. & Mrs. William J. Friel Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Froehle Mr. & Mrs. Chris Froehlich Mrs. Barbara S. Fryburg Mr. William A. Frye Mr. Rollin Furnas Mr. & Mrs. Jim Gaines Mrs. Mary Sue Gardetto Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Gardner Dr. & Mrs. Felix Garfunkel

Summer Art Campers made some truly beautiful creations during the Jewelry Making Camp.

Ms. Mary R. Jones &

Mr. Stanley G. Garrett Mrs. Diane Gary Mr. Donald L. Gasho Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Gebhart Ms. Sue A. Gedra Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gentner Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Geraghty Mr. & Mrs. John Geri Mr. Dale Gerken Mr. & Mrs. John D. Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Fred Gies Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Gilbert Ms. Marjorie Gilbert Ms. Sandrena Gillaspy Mr. S. Bradley Gillaugh Mr. & Mrs. William Givens, Sr. Ms. Jackie Glaser Mr. Roger S. Glass Mr. & Mrs. James K. Glynn Mr. & Mrs. David L. Goldenberg Dr. & Mrs. Kim Goldenberg Mrs. Adele D. Good Ms. Paula J. Good Mr. & Mrs. Victor Good Ms. Grace Goodall Ms. Lillian Goodloe Ms. Vicki Lipstreuer &

Mr. Glen Goodwin Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Gottschlich Mrs. Harriet K. Gounaris Mr. & Mrs. Dick Graf Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Graham Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Gran Joanne Granzow Ms. Mary C. Graves Mrs. Martha R. Gray Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Green Mrs. Sonia Green Ms. Lisa Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Greis

Mr. Douglas E. Grewe, Jr. &

Mr. Donald Stephan Mr. & Mrs. Randall Griffin Miss Mary E. Grisey Drs. Mary Ellen Leary &

Howard Gross Mr. & Mrs. Paul Gruner Mr. & Mrs. Harold Guadalupe Mrs. Rita Gujadhur Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Haas, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Russell H. Hackett Rev. Gerald Haemmerle Mr. & Mrs. William L. Haffner Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Hagan Mrs. Mary Sue Haines Ms. Joanne Haley Ms. Martha E. Haley Mr. & Mrs. John R. Haley Mrs. Mary Susan Hall Mr. & Mrs. Rolland E. Hall Ms. Denise C. Hall Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hall Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Hamlin Ms. Sue Hammock Mr. & Mrs. David H. Hammond Ms. Mary F. Hanaghan Ms. Diane Handler Charlotte Handler Mr. & Mrs. David Y. Handlir Ms. Margaret K. Haney Ms. Jane Hankins Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Hanselman, II Ms. Julie R. Hansen Ms. Jane F. Hansley Dr. Elizabeth A. Hardy &

Mr. Rick Omlor Mrs. Ann Harker Mrs. Beatrice Harris Mr. & Mrs. Robert Harshbarger Mrs. Marilyn Hart Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Hart Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Harte Mr. Lowell Hartman &

Ms. Sharon Crossen Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hartzell Ms. Yvonne M. Harwood Mr. & Mrs. Bond R. Hattershire Ms. Janet Hauser Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Hayashi Mr. & Mrs. Jim Hayes Mr. Dennis R. Hays &

Ms. Llana Combs Mr. & Mrs. Neil W. Hazel Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Heaton Mr. Paul Heintz Mrs. Lucille K. Helker Mr. Don Hellrigel Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Hemenger Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hemmelgam Ms. Jane M. Henry Ms. Susan K. Henry &

Mr. Perry G. Nystrom Ms. Mary J. Henry Mr. & Mrs. Doug Hensley Mrs. Elizabeth Herbert Drs. Kirby & Rita Heritage Mr. & Mrs. Warren Herminghausen Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Heyman Mrs. Mary Ann Hickey

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Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hickman Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hill Mrs. Lois J. Hines Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Hipp Dr. & Mrs. David Hitch Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hlavac Mr. Ruey Hodapp, Jr. Ms. Ruth E. Hoecker Mrs. N. Volette Hofacker Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey K. Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Donald K. Hoke Marjie & Paul Holcomb Mr. & Mrs. Earl B. Holton Dr. & Mrs. Martin M. Holzinger Mr. & Mrs. Louis G. Homan Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Honious Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hopkins Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Horan Ms. Barbara Horner Mrs. Carol M. Houck Dr. Constantine H. Houpis Mrs. Mary J. Houtz Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Howard Dr. Lillie P. Howard Mr. & Mrs. Cooley R. Howarth Mrs. Mildred C. Hubler Mrs. Judy M. Hudson Mr. & Mrs. James Huether Mrs. Anne L. Huffman Mr. & Mrs. William R. Hughes Mr. & Mrs. James M. Hughes Mr. Philip B. Hull Mr. & Mrs. C. Kermit Hummell Ms. Betty Hurley Col. & Mrs. Charles R. Hurst Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hustad Mrs. Nancy Hutchins Mr. & Mrs. Ray Hutter Mr. & Mrs. Kevin A. Hyde Ms. Leslie K. Hyll &

Mr. Edmund Cordray Mr. & Mrs. Richard Iannarino Ms. Kim E. Iconis &

Mr. Charles S. Taylor Ms. Iris Igawa Mrs. Sandra P. Ingberg Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Irvin Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Bob Jackson

Yoga in the Hale Cloister is a beautiful experience. The new Yoga at the Museum series is becoming immensely popular.

Mr. John E. Jacobs Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. Jaffe Ms. Janice E. James &

Ms. Joyce Gibbs Mr. & Mrs. Dennis W. Jarvi Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Jasko Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Jefferies Mr. & Mrs. G. Scott Jenkins Mrs. Daphne Jenks Nita A. Jennings Mr. Chris Jensen Mr. & Mrs. Philip Jessee Mr. & Mrs. John Jessup Mr. & Mrs. Richard Jobe Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Johnson Mrs. Martha J. Johnson Ms. Nancy Johnston Ms. Karen Wendeln Mrs. Chong Zhang & Mr. James Joly Mr. Thomas E. Jonak &

Ms. Sandra L. Simmons Mrs. Samantha Jones Ms. Norma M. Jones Ms. Patricia Jones Mrs. Clara Jones Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Jones Ms. Eileen Tribby &

Mr. Hayward P. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Mark B. Jordan Mrs. Ann M. Jorgensen Ms. Ann Juchno &

Ms. Michele Owens Mrs. Phyllis F. Kadle Dr. & Mrs. Ints Kaleps Ms. Julie T. Beall &

Mr. Tim G. Kambitsch Mr. & Mrs. Bob Kaminski Mr. & Mrs. Donald Kammer Ms. Dana Kane Ms. Anne Karig Mr. Peter Kates Mr. & Mrs. Allan Katz Mr. & Mrs. D. Robert Keeler Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Keil Mr. & Mrs. John M. Keller Mr. & Mrs. Paul Keller Mr. & Mrs. Alan K. Kelley Dr. & Mrs. Michael Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Larry G. Kelly Mr. William J. Kent &

Ms. Gayle M. Gyure Mr. & Mrs. Byron Kentner Mr. Tim Keny Mr. Donald Kern Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Kessler Mr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Keyer Mr. & Mrs. Marvin L. Kidd Mr. & Mrs. Christian Kiewitz Yungju Kim Ms. Jenny Beth Kimberly Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Kimmich Mr. Robert King Ms. Ruth King Mr. Tom Kinne Ms. Gloria Kinsler Ms. Patricia Kirk Mr. & Mrs. James R. Kirkland Ms. Sonia Kiser

Mr. Jeff Klank & Mrs. Jean Pegg Ms. Andrea Klein & Mr. Greg Midtbo Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kleptz Dr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Kline Mr. & Mrs. George Kling Mr. Mark W. Klug Mr. Larry R. Knouff Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Knouff Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Knowles Mr. & Mrs. William S. Koch Mr. & Mrs. David G. Koehler Ms. Christine Koeller Mr. & Mrs. Tony Koesters Ms. Lorraine Kogler Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kohl Major & Mrs. Bernard Kohlberg Ms. Harriett A. Kohler Rev. & Mrs. Clarence Kohring Mrs. Betty J. Kosicki Mrs. Susan Kratzer Mr. Matthew L. Krebs Mr. & Ms. Luke R. Kremer Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Kress Ms. Shirley Kristensen Ms. Kathy A. Kropff Ms. Barbara J. Kuhns &

Mr. Doug Smith Mrs. Marjorie Kuhns Mr. & Mrs. Joe Kunkel Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Kurtz Ms. Phyllis S. La Garde Mr. & Mrs. Emile A. LaChance, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Lakatos Mr. Arthur Lamb Mr. Joe A. Lambright Dr. Gary B. Lamont Ms. Susannah Lane Mr. & Mrs. George Langenderfer Rev. & Mrs. James Larsen Ms. Alexis Larsen &

Mr. David Schweitzer Ms. Lynnda P. Larson Mrs. Janet O. Lasley Dr. Peter K. Lauf Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Laufersweiler Dr. & Mrs. Victor A. Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. George M. Lawson Mr. & Mrs. C. David Leach Dr. & Mrs. Martin G. LeBoeuf Mr. & Mrs. Jay C. Lee Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Lee Mrs. Marcella W. Lehar Mr. Edward F. Lehman &

Mr. John C. Snyder Mrs. Kathy Lehman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lehmann Ms. Connie Leimbach Mr. & Mrs. Tom R. Leist Mrs. Harriet G. Leland Mrs. Helen R. LeMay Dr. Gary L. LeRoy Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. LeSourd, Jr. Dr. Stephen B. Levitt Dr. & Mrs. Peter Lewis Ms. Darlene Liem Ms. Marcia S. Likens Dr. & Mrs. John Lindower Mr. & Mrs. Elden R. Lindquist Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Litscher

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Litvin Ms. Karen E. Livingston Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Lockwood Linda Lombard Ms. Jane K. Lombard Dr. E. Chuck Longo, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. John W. Longstreth Mrs. Lynne Lopez &

Ms. Janelle Lopez Mrs. Beverly Louis Mr. Wayne & Mrs. Norva Loyd Mr. & Mrs. Tom Lubinski Mr. & Mrs. James Luken Mr. & Mrs. William Lukens Mr. & Mrs. William Lukens Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Lundstrom Mrs. Christiana Adesanya &

Mr. Tope Mabogunje Mr. & Mrs. Morgan B. MacDonald

Friends enjoying a girls night out at the Vine & Canvas Series in April this year. Attendees were able to tour Into The Ether during the tasting.

Ms. Sara W. MacDonell Mr. & Mrs. James R. Madden Ms. Gladys Maharam Ms. Marjorie Mahle Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Maiese Mrs. Elaine C. Makey Dr. & Mrs. Michael L. Manchester Lois & Jack Mann Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Manske Ms. Ildiko Marcus &

Mr. Dan Coughnour Mr. & Mrs. Howard E. Marks, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Martel Mrs. Connie J. Martin Mr. & Mrs. David Mastin Mr. & Mrs. Michael Matis Ms. Viola Matyas Mrs. Virginia Matz Mr. & Mrs. Herbert F. Maxwell, Jr. Dr. Melvin Mayerson, D.D.S. &

Ms. Elaine J. Mayerson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mayne Ms. Carol A. McCafferty Mrs. Mary J. McCarty &

Mr. Jim Denker Mr. & Mrs. Paul McClain Ms. Judith McClary Mr. & Mrs. Fred McConnaughey Mr. & Mrs. David F. McCormick Mr. David A. McElwee Ms. Julie B. McGregor Ms. Constance A. McKale

Mr. & Mrs. John McKeon Mrs. Marjorie J. McLaughlin Mrs. Carolyn McMillan Ms. Tina S. McWhorter Mr. & Mrs. Alan Meckstroth Mr. John Medley Ms. Madeline Mehaffie Mrs. Nellie H. Melko Ms. Lynn Meloy & Mr. Lyle Cain Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Melzoni Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Mendelson Mrs. Patricia Mendenhall Smith Mr. Greg A. Merkle Dr. & Mrs. Stuart A. Merl Mr. & Mrs. Phil Merrill Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Meyer Mr. Michael C. Meyer Ms. Janet Michael Mr. & Mrs. Travis Michalak Dr. Thomas C. Mick Mrs. Margaret H. Militello Ms. Roselyn A. Miller Ms. Rita C. Miller Mr. Max R. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Mark Miller Dr. & Mrs. David K. Miller Mrs. Betsey Miller Mrs. Jae Miske Major Russell Mitchell Ms. Daylene Mize Mr. & Mrs. Alok Mohan Mrs. Eunice H. Monita Mr. & Mrs. Ben Monnig Ms. Mildred Mooney Ms. Ethel F. Moore Mr. & Mrs. C.D. Moore Ms. Marcy Morgan Ms. Nancy Moser Mrs. Alicia Fernandez-Mott & Dr. Charles Mott Ms. Judith L. Mott Mr. Aaron Moyer Mrs. Louisa Mueller Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Mulhern Ms. Nancy C. Mullins Mr. Walter Murch Miss Judith A. Murray Ms. Nina Myatt Ms. Victoria A. Montavon & Mr. James N. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Myers Dr. Mark Nakauchi Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Navarre Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Neal Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Neff Ms. Margaret Neff Ms. Cleta Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Neroni Mr. James W. Neumeister Mr. & Mrs. Stefan M. Neumeister Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Neumeister Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Nevin Mr. Vishnu Nevrekar Mrs. Mildred Newman Dr. Judy Nickras Mr. & Mrs. Les Niemi Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Nikolai Mr. & Mrs. Tom Norton Mr. Thomas S. Norwalk

Mrs. Virginia L. Novak Mrs. Melinda R. Nutter Mr. & Mrs. Robert O’Donnell Ms. Mary O’Halloran Mr. Joseph O’Hare &

Mr. Wallace Beard Mr. & Mrs. Brian Oakes Mr. & Mrs. Ray Oakes Mr. & Mrs. James C. Oda Mr. & Mrs. Philip A. Office Mr. Walter Ohlmann Mr. & Mrs. Fred Oliver Ms. Doris N. Olt Mrs. Gail E. Olt Mr. & Mrs. Neal R. Ontko Mr. & Mrs. Frank Orehowsky Mr. Roger Oren Ms. Mary F. Ostrander Dr. & Mrs. Robert Otte Mr. & Mrs. Tim Otto Ms. Wilda L. Overly Ms. Terri Oxendine-Copeland Dr. & Mrs. Jaime Pacheco Mrs. Ann V. Paddock &

Ms. Marishah Paddock Mrs. Shirley Padley Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Pagett Ms. Shiron D. Palmer Mrs. Stephanie A. Palmer Mrs. Nola Palomino Mrs. Marlene Papp Mrs. Kim Senft-Paras &

Mr. Bruce Paras Mrs. Martha Parker Ms. Florence S. Parmenter Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Parobek Mr. Ronald D. Patrick Ms. Suzy Patterson Dr. Cynthia Patterson &

Rev. Gabriel Oberholzer Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Patterson Mr. & Mrs. James A. Patton Mrs. Charlotte Paugh Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Paul Ms. Erin Paulson

All the dancing at Art Ball can be exhausting!

Nearly 900 people attended this year.

Dr. Tyrone Payne Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Percy Mr. & Mrs. Philip Perry Ms. Shirley E. Perryman Mr. Philip Petty Mrs. Carolyn B. Pfeifer Mrs. Caryl D. Philips Ms. Treva Pickenpaugh

Mr. John Pickrel Mrs. Carole Pierce Mr. & Mrs. David Pinkerton Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Pinti Col. & Mrs. Wayne C. Pittman, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Allan J. Place Mrs. Rita Pleiss Ms. Beth E. Plocher &

Ms. Janet Longman Ms. Mary C. Plogman Ms. Marianne T. Plummer

With obvious satisfaction, a camper shows off her interpretation of Van Gogh’s Starry Night.

Mr. Mark A. Plunkett Mr. & Mrs. Dale M. Plunkett Kenneth & Angela Pohl Mr. & Mrs. Gary Poleskey Ms. Cathy Ponitz Ms. Conny J. Poole Mr. & Mrs. Donald Porter Mr. Walter A. Porter Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Porter Mr. Layman J. Potter, Jr. Ms. Lisa Powell & Mr. Chris Stewart Mr. Jody F. Powlette &

Ms. Rebecca L. Combs Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Prevost Mr. & Mrs. Alan Price Ms. Ruth L. Price Mrs. Gayle B. Price, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Prichard Mr. Harold S. Prigozen Mr. & Mrs. E. Kemp Prugh Mrs. Esther E. Pullen Ms. Karen Purdum Mr. & Mrs. Virgil Puthoff Mrs. Kathryn A. Randall Mrs. Rose Randolph Ms. Dorothy L. Rankin Mr. Jule Rastikis & Ms. Treva Jenkins Mr. Randy K. Ray &

Dr. Cleanne C. Cass Mr. & Mrs. Ron Reazin Ms. Nancy Reed Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Reemelin Ms. Margaret Regelski Ms. Rebecca Regnet Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Regulski Mr. & Mrs. Gary S. Reibert Ms. Julia Reichert &

Mr. Steve Bognar

Mr. & Mrs. Terrence A. Reiff Mr. & Mrs. Greg Relue Mr. Russell L. Remick Mr. & Mrs. Roger Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Stanley P. Reznicek Ms. Charlotte Rhoden Mr. Richard F. Rice Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rice Dr. & Mrs. John M. Rich Terry E. Richman & Rick Richman Mr. John Riddel Ms. Terri Riddiford & Family Mr. & Mrs. Mike Ridenour Ms. Pat Riley Ms. Lyric A. Rillera &

Mr. Ronald Folkerth Mr. & Mrs. Richard Risner Dr. Donald P. Rizzetta Mr. & Mrs. Gary M. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Burnell R. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. James P. Roberts Ms. Claudia Rocklin Mr. & Mrs. Glenn H. Rodgers Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Roedersheimer Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Roediger Mr. Michael R. Roediger Mr. Thomas Roesch &

Ms. Patricia Blessing Ms. Cassie Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Routson Mrs. Maxine G. Rubin Mr. & Mrs. Marshall D. Ruchman Mr. & Mrs. Alvin B. Ruhe Mr. & Mrs. Tom Rummel Mr. Patrick L. Rupp Mr. & Mrs. Vince L. Russell Mr. & Mrs. David Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Sacksteder Mr. & Mrs. David Saelens Dr. & Mrs. Frank M. Salerno Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Sammons Mr. & Mrs. Sanjay Sandhir Mrs. Marjorie W. Sando Ms. Sharon Scanlan Mr. Thomas J. Schaefer &

Ms. Cynthia L. Cooke Mr. & Mrs. Dick Schaefer Mr. & Mrs. Alan B. Schaeffer Mr. & Mrs. William Schaff Col. & Mrs. Byron L. Schatzley Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schildman Ms. Elaine D. Schipke Mr. & Mrs. John Schleppi Mr. & Mrs. John Schmitt Mr. & Mrs. William D. Schneberger Ms. Jeanne G. Schneble Ms. Deborrah Adams &

Mr. Jim Schneider Mrs. Marjorie Schollenberger Ms. Sammie Sue Edmondson &

Dr. Jerry D. Schommer Mrs. Wilma Schroeder Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Schrubb Mr. & Mrs. William C. Schuerman Mr. John H. Schulcz Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Schwartzkopf Mrs. Geo Schweitzer Mrs. Helen S. Schwier

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Ms. Marilyn A. Schwieterman &

Mr. John Somerville Ms. Ruth Scott & Mr. Jerry E. Jenkins Ms. Marian Scott Ms. Mary Kay Scott Mr. & Mrs. William H. Seall Ms. Cynthia Semones Mrs. Elaine K. Sendelbach Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Sessler Ms. Mary E. Sexton Mr. David Seyer & Mr. Keith Wyatt Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Shank Ms. Joanne Shanske Mrs. Violet G. Sharpe Mrs. Donna D. Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Elden Shell Mr. Dennis Sheridan &

Ms. Mary Patt Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sherman Ms. Elizabeth Shinn Mrs. Donna Sholiton Mrs. Josephine Shook Mrs. Mary V. Shortal Mr. & Mrs. John P. Siciarz Mr. & Mrs. George Sideras Mr. & Mrs. Richard Siefring Mr. David Siegfried Mr. & Mrs. Mark Siegwarth Mrs. Elizabeth Silas Mrs. Joyce Sillery Mr. Gary D. Sinck Mr. & Mrs. Jack Singerman Mr. & Mrs. George J. Skuns Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Slaughter Ms. Nora A. Slifer Mr. Richard L. Slouffman Mr. & Mrs. Martin Smallwood Rev. & Mrs. Harvey B. Smith Mr. Donald L. Smith Mr. David L. Smith Ms. Nancy Smith Ms. Sharon L. Smith Mr. Richard Smith Ms. Jeanne Keffer & Mr. Bill Sneeder Mrs. Shirley Snyder Ms. Mary T. Snyder Mrs. Marilyn Soelter Ms. Stacy Soifer & Mr. Sam Rubens Ms. Eve C. Sommerich Ms. Patricia Southam Ms. Lianne J. Spidel Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Spielbauer Ms. Amelia L. Spillers & Mr. Hewett S. Wells Mr. & Mrs. Ben Spitler Ms. Christine Spivey Mr. & Mrs. James Spoerl Mr. & Mrs. David Stacy Dr. & Mrs. Earl R. Staddon Mr. Albert H. Staub Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stealey Ms. Kathleen O’Hearn &

Mr. Don E. Steck Mr. & Mrs. Jacob K. Stein Dr. David B. Steiner Mr. & Mrs. Thomas I. Stephens Mr. & Mrs. Roger Stephens Mrs. Jeanne N. Sterling Mr. Michael Sterzer

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Mr. Robert P. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Steve Stieritz Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Stockstill Mr. & Mrs. William R. Stoddard, Jr. Mr. David L. Stolle Ms. Claudia Stolz Dr. & Mrs. Philip Stover Ms. Judith A. Streiff Mr. & Mrs. Tom Stricker Mrs. Marilyn R. Strickler Mr. & Mrs. K. Lawrence Stroble Dr. Sally A. Struthers &

Dr. Ned Young Mr. & Mrs. John Stuckey Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Sudduth Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Sullivan, Jr.

Young and old alike love coming to the museum for the Bob Ross Auto Group’s Jazz & Beyond series.

Mrs. Linda Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Roger Sutherland Mr. Aleksandar Svager Mrs. Joan E. Swanson Dr. & Mrs. Steve Swedlund Mr. Virgil Sweeden &

Ms. Rebecca Forrest Mr. & Mrs. Terry Tarr Mr. & Mrs. John E. Tate Dr. Molly Hall & Mr. Emilio Tavernise Mrs. Barbara A. Taylor Mr. Carl Taylor Ms. Julia Hawk &

Mr. Everett F. Telljohann Ms. Joan E. Thiele Mrs. Anne Thielen Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Thomas, Jr. Mr. Eduardo Ramirez &

Mrs. Mona Thomas Mrs. Dorothy K. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin F. Thompson Dr. Marjorie A.B. Thompson Dr. & Mrs. Alan R. Thurman Dr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Tiernan Ms. Rita Tobias Mr. Bruce Todd Mr. & Mrs. Paul Tofte Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Tokarz Mr. & Mrs. James Totten Mrs. Roberta J. Towell Ms. Janey P. Townsley Ms. Janey Towsley Dr. & Mrs. Haig G. Tozbikian Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Tracy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Treadway

Mr. & Mrs. Armand W. Tremblay Mr. James Trexler Mrs. Louis Trick Ms. Barbara L. Trick Mr. & Mrs. Todd Trickler Ms. Judy Tudor Ms. Gladys Turner-Finney Dr. Ingrid Brown & Dr. Troy Tyner Mr. & Mrs. Richard Tyson Mr. & Mrs. William G. Uhl, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Underwood James & Carolyn Van Dyne Ms. Donna Van Gundy &

Ms. Vanessa Hoff Ms. Louise Van Vliet Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Varga Ms. Noel W. Vaughn Mr. & Mrs. Americo Velez Mrs. Shirley L. Venetos Ms. Ruth Verceles Mr. & Mrs. George Vlahos Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Vogel Mr. & Mrs. David Vomacka Mr. & Mrs. Tim Wabler Col. & Mrs. Andreas M. Walchner Mrs. Jolene Walker Ms. Ann Allen Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Wallace, II Dr. & Mrs. William D. Walther Ms. Bea Walther Mrs. Stephanie Fronista-Ward &

Dr. Stephen Ward Mr. Wayne Ward Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wardrop Mrs. Judy Ware Ms. Dixie L. Warner Ms. Carol J. Wasch Ms. Victoria E. Waters Mr. Langston Watras Mr. & Mrs. Glenn H. Watts Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Weaver Mrs. Kathryn A. Webb Mr. William C. Webb, III Mr. & Mrs. Don F. Weber Mrs. Loretta Weber Mr. & Mrs. Neil Webster Ms. Rosa Lee Weinert Mr. & Mrs. Alfred J. Weisbrod Ms. Rebecca Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Norman Weissman Mr. & Mrs. Larry R. Welin Mrs. Florence Wenning Mr. & Mrs. Newell Wert Ms. Marianne Whelchel Dr. & Mrs. John R. Whitaker, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Howard White Mr. & Mrs. Tim White Mr. Richard A. Whitney, II Mr. & Mrs. Leon A. Whitney, II Mrs. Mary T. Widner Mrs. Sue Wiedeman Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Wiedlund Mr. & Mrs. Vernon L. Wiese Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wilda Mrs. Sue A. Wildasinn Ms. Eliz Wiley & Ms. Kristine Hofstra Ms. Dorothy Wiley Mrs. Shirley Wilkinson Dr. Craig F. Williams

Mr. Art L. Williams Mr. John R. Williamson Mrs. Mary Ellen Wilson Mr. Thomas H. Wilson Dr. Janice C. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. George E. Wilson Ms. Joyce Wilson Ms. Dana D. Winfield Dr. LaPearl L. Winfrey Mr. & Mrs. William R. Winger Mr. & Mrs. Ed Winkofsky Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Winstel Mr. David Wirth &

Ms. Janet Marshall Wirth Ms. Esther L. Wise Ms. Cindy S. Wise Mr. & Mrs. Harmon Withee Mr. Wayne Witherell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas N. Wittberg Mr. & Mrs. James K. Woessner Mr. & Mrs. Dwight S. Woessner Ms. Dawn E. Wojcik Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Wolf Ms. Ann Wilson & Mr. Bill Wolf Mr. Stephen J. Wolfe, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Walter D. Wood Ms. Barbara Wood Mr. & Mrs. John L. Wood Ms. Sara E. Woodhull &

Dr. Clyde Esch Mr. & Mrs. Brian Woodruff Mrs. Irene Worthington Ms. Jacqueline Wright Mr. & Mrs. Harold Wright Mrs. Esther J. Wright Mrs. Tom Wrocklage Mr. David L. Wyse Mr. & Mrs. Chris Wyse Mr. & Mrs. Gary Yarnall Ms. Ann Saluke & Mr. Don Yelton Mrs. Joyce Young Mr. & Mrs. David R. Younkin Mr. & Mrs. Edward Zawatsky Ms. Kristy Zechiel & Mr. Timothy Peters Mr. & Mrs. David V. Zeller Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas R. Zindorf Mr. & Mrs. Edward Zotter Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Zulanch Every effort was made to include all those who so generously supported the Annual Fund in 2015. Any ommissions were unintentional.

Museum Programs Guide: August through September 2016 MUSEUM PROGRAMS GUIDE: August - SEPTEMBER 2016 For more information, to purchase tickets or make reservations, visit www.daytonartinstitute.org or call 937-223-4ART (4278). Programs subject to change; call to confirm.

SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS: THE ANTARCTIC SUBLIME & ELEMENTS OF NATURE: WATER On view July 16 – October 16 Free to Members Non-members: $14 Adults; $11 Seniors (60+), Military, Students; $6 Youth (7-17); Free to children 6 and under

SUPER SATURDAY FAMILY DAY: MAKE A SPLASH! Saturday, August 13, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.

Museum Grounds & The Lange Family Experiencenter $10/family of four members; $15/family of four non-members; $2/each additional child Take part in a special Super Saturday Family Day sponsored by the City of Dayton Water Department! The Water Department will be at the museum with a cool (literally!) water truck to educate families about our city’s water. Then create works of art using colorful water squirters and more. This program is perfect for all ages and levels of artistic ability. All materials provided.

The “Year of the Elements” continues with the summer special exhibitions The Antarctic Sublime & Elements of Nature: Water, featuring 450 mechanized, interactive penguins, a monumental photograph of the Perito Moreno glacier in Argentina, and a 10-foot-tall digital waterfall! For more information, go to daytonartinstitute.org/ water

August

Splatter painting outside is one of the most fun things to do in the summer.

DRAW FROM THE COLLECTION MOUNTAIN LANDSCAPES: DRAWN AND PROJECTED Saturday, August 13, 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. $12 members; $18 non-members Families welcome, ages 12 and up; best suited for beginning and intermediate artistic abilities Participation limited to 20 people.

Jazz & Beyond is a great reason to dress up for a night on the town.

BOB ROSS AUTO GROUP JAZZ & BEYOND: PANVIBE JAZZ QUARTET Thursday, August 11, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.

Shaw Gothic Cloister Free to members; $8 non-members Our 2016 jazz series continues with Daytonbased newcomers PanVibe, featuring Chris Tanner on steel pan, Rusty Burge on vibraphone, Michael Sharfe on bass, and John Taylor on drums. Doors open at 5:00 p.m. A cash bar is available for drinks and food.

Visit part of the special exhibitions and the Asian galleries to inspire your creativity. You will sketch in the galleries, then learn the technique of pen and ink wash in our education studios.

YOGA AT THE MUSEUM: HOT AUGUST YOGA Sunday, August 14, 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Shaw Gothic Cloister $20 members; $23 non-members Stephanie O’Hara from Day Yoga Studio will help us engage all of our senses and bring complete attention to whatever is there for us in the present moment, using breathing, meditation and gentle movement. The practice will be followed by a brief docent-led tour of the museum’s permanent collection, along with a celebratory toast. Space is limited and pre-registration is recommended. Please bring your own mat.

CURATORIAL CONVERSATIONS: THE ANTARCTIC SUBLIME & ELEMENTS OF NATURE:WATER TOUR Thursday, August 25, 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Special Exhibition Galleries; Champagne Reception Follows $5 members; $20 non-members (Price includes special exhibition admission) Join Dr. Aimee Marcereau DeGalan for a tour of the special exhibitions The Antarctic Sublime & Elements of Nature: Water. The summer exhibitions, part of the museum’s “Year of the Classical Elements,” focus on water in its many forms. A Champagne reception follows the tour.

SUPER SATURDAY FAMILY DAY: POSTCARDS FROM PARADISE Saturday, August 27, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.

The Lange Family Experiencenter $10/family of four members; $15/family of four non-members; $2/each additional child Work with local artist Katrina Pierce to create beautiful, artistic postcards illustrating your summer vacation, to send to your friends and family! This program is perfect for all ages and levels of artistic ability. All materials provided.

SOUND BITES: SHORT TALKS ABOUT ART Every other Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

Meet in the Entrance Rotunda Free to members; included in museum suggested admission for non-members Join us on select Saturdays for informal gallery talks given by our museum docents. Go to daytonartinstitute.org/soundbites for more information and an updated schedule of topics.

August 6: Asian Antiques August 20: Wolf Kahn’s Summer

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September SUPER SATURDAY FAMILY DAY: PENGUIN PANDEMONIUM! Saturday, September 10, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.

The Lange Family Experiencenter $10/family of four members; $15/family of four non-members; $2/each additional child Check out the incredible installation of 450 mechanized penguins, entitled Penguins Mirror by artist Daniel Rozin, featured in the special exhibition The Antarctic Sublime (additional fee for non-members), then head to The Lange Family Experiencenter to create your own penguin to take home! This program is perfect for all ages and levels of artistic ability. All materials provided.

OKTOBERFEST LEDERHOSEN LUNCH Friday, September 23, 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Museum Grounds Free event; food and drink available for purchase Join us on the Friday of Oktoberfest weekend for this special lunch event, featuring brats, metts, schnitzel sandwiches, German salads, homemade noodles, and live entertainment.

There’s no charge to enter the grounds for the Lederhosen Lunch, hosted by The Dayton Art Institute’s Associate Board Alumni. You may also buy Oktoberfest event tickets, mugs and t-shirts while you are here!

Art Changes Lives Live it at the Museum

VINE & CANVAS WINE TASTING SERIES: GO GREEN Thursday, September 29, 6:30 – 9:00 p.m.

Shaw Gothic Cloister Advance Tickets: $30 members; $35 non-members Tickets at the Door: $40 Series Flight (three tastings): $80 members; $95 non-members Presenter: Kara York, Wine Trends Sample organically grown wines and learn about vintners who embrace natural methods to cultivate grapes, as well as the health benefits gained by “going green.” A docentled tour in the American galleries will view works that use repurposed materials to create dynamic installations.

LECTURE: MIA BENNETT, PhD, POLAR STUDIES SCHOLAR

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Presented by Miller Lite, our annual fall festival and museum fundraiser boasts an array of artisans, unique foods, ample domestic, international and craft beers, kid-friendly art activities, live music on two stages, international wines and much more!

Go to daytonartinstitute.org/oktoberfest for full event details.

Nothing beats an accordion when you’re rockin’ with the Chardon Polka Band at Oktoberfest. !

OKTOBERFEST PREVIEW PARTY Friday, September 23, 7:00 – 11:00 p.m.

Museum Grounds Advance Tickets: $55 members; $75 nonmembers At the Gate: $95 Mia Bennett, PhD, Polar Studies Scholar

Thursday, September 15, 6:30 p.m.

Renaissance Auditorium $5 members; $10 non-members Combo Ticket (includes admission to exhibitions): $20 non-members Mia Bennett, a noted expert in the field of polar studies, will be at the museum to speak about “Emerging Connections and Disconnections in the Global Arctic.” Her research centers around how contemporary development of northern resource frontiers is both proceeding and being imagined at a variety of scales.

The annual Oktoberfest Preview Party, presented by Premier Health, takes place on the Friday evening of Oktoberfest weekend.

Guests enjoy complimentary draft beer and wine, live entertainment and great socializing in a casual, less-crowded atmosphere.

OKTOBERFEST Saturday, September 24, Noon – 11:00 p.m.

Sunday, September 25, Noon – 7:00 p.m.

Museum Grounds Advance Tickets: $5 adults; $3 seniors (60+) & youth (7-18) Tickets at the Gate: $7 adults; $5 seniors (60+) & youth (7-18) Children 6 & under admitted free SUPER SATURDAY FAMILY DAYS Select Saturdays, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.

The Lange Family Experiencenter $10/family of four members; $15/family of four non-members; $2/each additional child Looking for a fun and creative Saturday afternoon for you and your family? Join us on the second and fourth Saturday of every month (unless otherwise noted) for artmaking fun! This program is perfect for all ages and levels of artistic ability. All materials provided.

Story time in the galleries during Tiny Thursdays

TINY THURSDAYS Every Thursday, 11:00 a.m. – noon The Lange Family Experiencenter $6/child members; $8/child non-members Are you a toddler with an awesome mom/ grandparent/caregiver who likes to take you to fun, creative weekday programs? Ages 2-5 and a caregiver (baby siblings welcome) are invited for story time curated by The Dayton Metro Libraries; includes a gallery visit and a make-and-take art project. Each month brings a different theme: August: Waterworks!

September: Musical Instruments August 13: Make a Splash!

August 27: Postcards from Paradise September 10: Penguin Pandemonium!

Please Note: There is no Super Saturday Family Day on September 24, due to Oktoberfest. However, we will have a special FamilyFest on September 24 & 25 at Oktoberfest, so bring the whole family out!

Go to daytonartinstitute.org/oktoberfest for details.

The Antarctic Sublime & Elements of Nature: Water July 16–October 16, 2016

Coming Soon:

Ravaged Sublime: Landscape Photography in the 21st Century October 15, 2016–January 8, 2017

Don’t miss these stunning exhibitions! daytonartinstite.org/exhibitions

GALLERY HOURS: Wednesday – Saturday, 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Extended hours Thursday until 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, noon – 5:00 p.m.

Closed Mondays, Tuesdays, & major holidays Go to daytonartinstitute.org to plan your visit GALLERY ADMISSION: Suggested admission of $8 adults, $5 seniors, active military and groups; youth (17 and under), college students (18+ w/ID) and Members free. Special exhibitions, programs and events may

LEO BISTRO — www.leobistro.com REGULAR HOURS: Wednesday-Friday, 11:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.; Thursday: extended hours from 4:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Saturday, 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.; Sunday, noon – 3:00 p.m.

MUSEUM WEBSITE: daytonartinstitute.org Phone: 937-223-4ART (4278)

carry an additional charge.

RAVAGED SUBLIME Landscape Photography in the 21st Century October 15, 2016–January 8, 2017

Showcasing the work of contemporary photographers Edward Burtynsky and Richard Mosse, this exhibition demonstrates the continued interest in sublime landscapes, yet with a shift in artist intent and tone. No longer do these images speak to human possibilities or nature’s hold over humans; the works presented highlight the impact and human traces that ravage these landscapes.

Utilizing similar visual techniques as their 19th-century predecessors, these photographs demonstrate the tantalizing draw we still have towards landscape photography, while drawing attention to contemporary environmental and political issues.

This exhibition is a participating venue of FotoFocus. To learn more, visit daytonartinstitute.org/ravagedsublime. fotofocusbiennial.org Watch for a full feature in our next Member Magazine.

TOP: Richard Mosse (Irish, born 1980), Men of Good Fortune, 2011, digital c-print, 40 x 50 inches, 41 1/2 x 51 1/2 inches framed. ©Richard Mosse.

Courtesy of the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York.

BOTTOM: Edward Burtynsky, Nickel Tailings No. 30, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, 1996. Digital chromogenic color print, 38 1/2 x 60 in