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Current Exhibition SMALL BUT MIGHTY 2025NOVMEBER 14th - DECEMBER 13th
The Dayton Society of Artists (DSA) challenges the notion that bigger is better with its beloved annual exhibition, "Small but Mighty." This show celebrates the power and intimacy of small-scale artwork, proving that a piece doesn't need to be large to make a significant impact. "Small but Mighty 2025" will feature works from dozens of DSA member artists, spanning all mediums from painting and photography to sculpture and craft. The only constraint is size: every piece must be 12x12x12 inches or smaller. Find the Perfect Holiday Gift This exhibition is the perfect opportunity to find one-of-a-kind holiday gifts. In a unique move for the season, all art available for sale can be taken home by the purchaser at the time of purchase! Concurrently, the DSA Project Space will feature a solo exhibition by artist Kate Santucci. Exhibition Details
PRoJECT SPACE: Kate Santucci
This body of work was created by artist Kate Santucci during a residency at Chateau D’Orquevaux in France. Due to the nature of travel, Santucci used this as an opportunity to explore an entirely different medium, working with acrylics, charcoal, graphite, and wax pencils on unstretched canvas and paper. The work is heavily influenced by place. The artist considers these pieces “landscape adjacent”—sharing a common border with reality but using the language of landscape to convey a feeling instead of a specific view. The canvas pieces are intentionally hung unstretched to show them in their state of "almost completion" upon arrival home. These works are about "the untangling of thoughts, of habits, of ways we define ourselves." The show also includes several small self-portraits and experimental color studies that guided the work created at the residency. |
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Society of Artists (DSA) is committed to benefit the citizens of the
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