Three big names, three big shows opening Oct. 17 at the Dayton Art Institute.
Who among us doesn't love Monet's "Waterlilies," the stark landscapes of Ansel Adams or the art glass of Louis Comfort Tiffany?
Through Jan. 18, you will be able to consider Tiffany's decorative Favrile and stained-glass works from the 19th and early 20th centuries, view Monet and The Age of American Impressionism, 80 visually stunning landscape and figural paintings created in the United States at the same time and Ansel Adams' photographic view of the American landscape.
The simultaneous shows offer a unique perspective on three popular art forms of the period.
- Marilyn Bauer
FALL ARTS PREVIEW
• Visual arts: The buzz |
The exhibits |
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• Film: The buzz |
The films |
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• Classical music: The buzz |
The events |
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• Dance: The buzz |
The events |
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• Pop music: The buzz | The events | Gotta hear it
• Theater: The buzz|
The productions |
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LOCAL SCULPTORS
City sculpts a new image
• Carissa Barnard
• Jayoon Choi
• Christopher Scott Daniel
• Richard Fruth
• Zachary F. Herrmann
• Mike Jacobs
• Louis Larson (Unit 2)
• Matt Lynch
• Kirk Mayhew
• Martin Meersman
• Dave Rohs
• Paige Wideman
• Steve Zieverink (Unit 2)
Upcoming sculpture shows
Gala to honor educator, patrons
TEMPO COVER STORIES
'I'm With Her' writer really is
Best of Bats Incredible! Terminal strikingly depicted
Get to It: A guide to help make your day
THEATRICAL ARTS
Mainstream no place for Know Theatre Tribe
Local actors chosen for 'Oliver' tour
Half-price loverly way to see 'My Fair Lady'
Steamlined 'My Fair Lady' stays mainly on the plain side
Theater troupes honored
Dance your way through the decades
TASTE
Cooking classes add dash of new ideas
It's taken a Village to feed Mariemont
Serve it this week: Garlic
CONCERT REVIEWS
Glabicki keeps fans on a string
Everyone German at this gig
TV
Childhood stardom lingers for life
ALIVE & WELL
KENDRICK: Designated parking spots abused
