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Element of Art is a not-for-profit art gallery that showcases the artistic talents of individuals with developmental disabilities. Element of Art is proud to exhibit the work of more than 60 contracted artists affiliated with Richland Newhope Industries, Inc. Because the space doubles as a studio, the public has the opportunity to see the artists create work on a daily basis, get to know the artists, ask questions, offer insight, and, if so desired, get even more involved! There is always a wide variety of unique artwork being showcased at the gallery including but not limited to painting, photography, lawn and garden ornaments, jewelry, and sculpture.

Provides intellectual and cultural events throughout the year open to the community. Activities include lectures, concerts, films, art exhibits as well as culturally-specific special programs. Offers fitness and sports participation opportunities as well.

Displays and exhibits fine art from professional artists. Also has student performances in dance, music and theatre open to the public.

Provides gallery exhibitions, art education, artist workshops, and other artistic activities.

Provides art galleries in 3 library sites - Main Library, Main Library Annex, and Northside Branch. Space is available to feature the work of local artists and artist groups.

Provides short-term art exhibits and cultural arts exhibits featuring the artwork of faculty, staff, students, and outside artists and guests. Each campus also has art galleries that have long-term exhibits throughout the year and are open to the public.

Provides intellectual and cultural events throughout the year open to the community. Activities include lectures, concerts, films, art exhibits as well as culturally-specific special programs. Offers fitness and sports participation opportunities as well.

Provides short-term art exhibits and cultural arts exhibits featuring the artwork of faculty, staff, students, and outside artists and guests. Each campus also has art galleries that have long-term exhibits throughout the year and are open to the public.

Provides an art gallery open to the public.

Hosts several juried art shows and fairs each year in the Spring and Fall where area artists can exhibit and sell their work. Has monthly gallery openings of new shows and exhibits. Operates an art and gift shop.

Exhibits work of emerging and established regional and national artists. Servic includes artist talks, film screenings, chamber music and poetry readings that may accompany the exhibits. Adjoining the gallery is a full service restaurant and bar.

Offers arts related classes and activities for all levels of skill. Also offers art exhibits, educational series on the arts, and lectures.

Provides workshops, camps, classes and private lessons in the areas of music, dance, theatre, visual arts and Kenpo for seniors, adults, teens, and kids.

Provides a 2-unit art gallery with a series of annual art exhibitions open to the public. There is a major art exhibition in the fall featuring a known national artist. The remaining shows are exhibitions of works by faculty and students.

Gallery showcases the versatility of paper, book, and print arts in a repurposed industrial building. Presents local, national, and international exhibitions. Provides a shop where handmade paper is sold.

Provides an on-campus cultural heritage center featuring exhibits and programming about African, African-American, and African Diaspora history, life and culture. Offerings include workshops, films, videos and other educational programming related to the subject area. Provides meeting space for rent.

Collects exhibits and provides education about original works of art from all periods. Includes temporary exhibitions, films, lectures, seminars, tours, library, and research and jazz concerts . Special tours of galleries are available for physically, visually, and hearing disabled persons.

Provides an art gallery open to the public which features significant works of visual artists from the Northeast Ohio region. There are multiple exhibitions throughout the campus each year.

Maintains and displays a collection of over 1,000 pieces of pottery produced by the Cowan Pottery Studio from 1913-1931. A variety of pieces from production-line vases and bowls to limited-edition ceramic sculptures are on display.

The Dayton Art Institute volunteers are committed to enriching the community by creating meaningful experiences with art that are available to all.

Provides music, dance and theater performances. Hosts the Annual Cain Park Arts festival. The complex has 2 theaters, an art gallery, and 2 sheltered picnic pavilions. (The grounds also house a walking/bicycle riding path, a wading pool and tennis courts).

Offers arts programming and educational classes in the following categories: enrichment, self-care and health; travel, music, and dance; fine arts; crafts; home and garden; food and drink; business; sports; yoga and fitness.

Provides short-term art exhibits and cultural arts exhibits featuring the artwork of faculty, staff, students, and outside artists and guests. Each campus also has art galleries that have long-term exhibits throughout the year and are open to the public.

Offers arts related classes and activities for all levels of skill. Also offers art exhibits, educational series on the arts, and lectures.

Provides art galleries in 3 library sites - Main Library, Main Library Annex, and Northside Branch. Space is available to feature the work of local artists and artist groups.