Opening Reception: Small but Mighty
November 1 @ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Small but Mighty: Gift and Fine Arts Exhibition
Opens on First Friday, November 1, 2024 | 5 – 8 PM
Exhibition Dates: Fridays & Saturdays, November 2 – December 14, 2024 | 12 – 5 PM
Join us at the Dayton Society of Artists for our annual Small but Mighty Exhibition! Featuring a wide selection of small-scale works perfect for treating yourself or finding unique gifts for the holiday season, this exhibition showcases the talents of our member artists. In addition to fine art, the exhibition will offer handmade goods crafted by our members, making it the perfect destination for holiday shopping.
Opening on Friday, November 1st from 5 to 8 PM, enjoy this vibrant collection through December 14th on Fridays and Saturdays from 12 to 5 PM. All artwork and goods are ready for purchase—don’t miss the opportunity to find that perfect piece!
Image: Katie Timko, Clippings
Cyanotype photograph on Recycled, Stitched Coffee Filters
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As a perfect compliment to our Small but Mighty exhibition, the DSA Project Space will be featuring a collection of work by member Jerome Stueart titled, PROTECT THE AUTUMN WOODS!
Cyanotype photograph on Recycled, Stitched Coffee Filters
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As a perfect compliment to our Small but Mighty exhibition, the DSA Project Space will be featuring a collection of work by member Jerome Stueart titled, PROTECT THE AUTUMN WOODS!
“Protect the Autumn Woods!” by Dayton artist, Jerome Stueart, is a series of 32 watercolor, pen and ink paintings that tell a story of forest creatures trying to save their beloved home after being invaded by a troop of orcs on a secret mission. These forest animals are all older, retired magic users looking to spend their autumn years in peace. But now—the fight has come to them! The orcs are huge and powerful. The animals are small, but mighty. Why are the orcs invading these woods? Can the animals work together to save their homes?
These magical creatures of the Autumn Woods are D&D-inspired wizards, rangers, barbarians, and fighters. If you like Brian Jacques’ Redwall novels, you might enjoy this show and this story. Each portrait connects to another short chapter of the story. Follow the story through the woods using QR codes and read about these clever heroes try to protect themselves and their homes.
About Jerome:
Jerome Stueart is a fantasy writer and illustrator whose work has been published in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Tor.com, Fantasy Magazine, Lightspeed, and other places. He was a finalist for the 2020 World Fantasy Award in Short Fiction and recently received an Individual Artist Award from CultureWorks and Montgomery County to work with renowned fantasy illustrator, Greg Manchess. His last art show, a one-artist Pop-Up show, “The Further (Queer) Adventures of Yukon Cornelius,” was a huge success at the Dayton Society of Artists in 2022. He lives and works in Dayton.
Jerome Stueart is a fantasy writer and illustrator whose work has been published in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Tor.com, Fantasy Magazine, Lightspeed, and other places. He was a finalist for the 2020 World Fantasy Award in Short Fiction and recently received an Individual Artist Award from CultureWorks and Montgomery County to work with renowned fantasy illustrator, Greg Manchess. His last art show, a one-artist Pop-Up show, “The Further (Queer) Adventures of Yukon Cornelius,” was a huge success at the Dayton Society of Artists in 2022. He lives and works in Dayton.
