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Art Galleries

The Art Galleries At Sinclair

Throughout the year, the Art Department actively works to enhance student learning and enrich the Miami Valley's cultural landscape by hosting gallery exhibits featuring the work of professional artists, faculty, and students.

The Works on Paper Gallery: A long glass-enclosed gallery featuring large decaying flower photographs by Ardine Nelson, Small Sculptural 3D collages by Wayne Bertola, and Nighttime façade photography by Jeremy Mudd.

Works on Paper Gallery Featuring Wayne Bertola, Jeremy Mudd, & Ardine Nelson
May 13-June 22, 2024

The Sinclair Community College Art Galleries promote the development of professional and student artists and serve as an educational resource for the entire community. The mission of the gallery program is to advocate and encourage the practice and appreciation of the various forms, media, and artistic expressions open to the contemporary artist and viewer. 

Follow our Facebook page to explore our current exhibits and get up to date information!
 

Joan Galbraith wins Best in Show

"Dahlia and Dahlia" by Joan Galbraith: A Black and White photograph featuring two female figures lying on the ground in dark swimsuits or underwear with their bodies ominously splattered with dark liquid. The top figure is laying mostly parallel to the top of the frame with her hands on her chest and the bottom figure is laying face-down diagonally towards the bottom left of the frame with her legs underneath to the other figures legs. Both faces are cropped out of the photograph.

"Dahlia and Dahlia" by Joan Galbraith

Each year faculty from Sinclair's art department select student work to submit to The League for Innovation's International Student Art Awards Competition. Joan Galbraith's, photograph, Dahlia and Dahlia, was selected as Best in Show for 2023-24. This is the first time that a Sinclair student has won the highest honor in the competition. Congratulations, Joan!


Current Exhibitions

 
“Venus Fly Trap” by Jennifer Scheuer: An open artist’s pop-up book featuring bright green venus fly traps with bright pink centers.
 

BURNELL R. ROBERTS TRIANGLE GALLERY

 

HEIDI BRUECKNER & JENNIFER SCHEUER
July 1–August 9, 2025

Virtual Artist Talk 
Thursday, August 7, 2025 beginning at 12pm. Zoom Link.

"The 7th Coming of the Technicolor Dream Clouds" by Heidi Brueckner: A collage of various materials with a painted male figure staring strait ahead and embellished with fringe at the bottom.
 

WORKS ON PAPER GALLERY

 

HEIDI BRUECKNER & JENNIFER SCHEUER
July 1–August 9, 2025

Virtual Artist Talk 
Thursday, August 7, 2025 beginning at 12pm. Zoom Link.

 
Hypotenuse Gallery: a Triangle-shaped gallery that is featuring a variety of sculptural work
 

HYPOTENUSE GALLERY

 
Exhibiting Work by Sinclair's Fine Art Students
 
pastel drawing of a male profile
 

SKYWAY GALLERY

 
Selected works from Scholarship Award Winners.
 
Black and white charcoal drawing of a woman's face
 

STUDENT GALLERY

 
Selected Works from Drawing, Painting, and Printmaking Classes.
 
Photo by Elizabeth Carner featuring dried flowers
 

ZONEVI GALLERY

 
Selected Student Photography Portfolio
 

Visit the Galleries

Image of Building 13, Front Entrance

Building 13 is home to five of Sinclair's seven gallery spaces. It is located at the corner of Fifth and Perry streets in downtown Dayton. The two professional galleries, The Burnell R. Roberts Triangle Gallery and Works On Paper Gallery, are located on the 4th floor. The ZoneVI Photography Gallery, the Hypotenuse Gallery, and Student Galleries are on the 3rd. For more information about the individual spaces, visit our Galleries Page.

The Burnell R. Roberts Triangle Gallery is open 8–5 Monday-Friday and 9–12 Saturday. Other galleries are available to view during Sinclair's open hours. Gallery hours change with campus hours during academic breaks and holidays. 

For more information, contact Amanda Darrah, Galleries Coordinator and Collections Curator, at 937-512-2253 or amanda.darrah@sinclair.edu


 
 

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