Study Abroad: What, Who, Why, How
“You can read about a place and its culture, but there is no substitute for actually experiencing it yourself” – Deborah Gavlik, Director of Sinclair’s International Education Department Contrary to…
Art In The Gem City
Few things are as delightful to the avid explorer in us all as a city’s art. Through public murals,statues, and graffiti the history of a place is preserved. Stories are…
Arcade to Hold The Contemporary Dayton’s 28th Annual Art Auction
On Friday, April 29, The Contemporary Dayton’s 28th Annual Art Auction will be held in the Dayton Arcade’s Rotunda. There will be a silent auction along with a Live Auction…
Claude’s Column: Painting of the Week 4
This week’s paintings are another case of representational vs abstract. Andrew Wyeth’s “That Gentleman” and Jacob Lawrence’s “Cabinet Maker” are both respectable pieces of art. Now upon first glance, these…
Claude’s Column: Painting of the Week 3
Nothing soothes the soul quite like singing. Since the dawn of time, singing has endured as one of humanity’s greatest pastimes and art forms. So if music is one of,…
Claude’s Column: Painting of the Week 2
“Every who down in Whoville liked Christmas a lot. But the Grinch, who lived just north of Whoville, did not.” As a child, Vincent Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” strangely made…