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Tang Guide Tour with Molly Danko ’27

Take a guided tour of exhibitions with a Tang Guide.

Family Programs

Family Saturday: Cube Connections

Join us for an art-making project inspired by Julie Chen’s work in Family Forms.

Tang Guide Tour with Hallie Pomerantz ’27

Take a guided tour of exhibitions with a Tang Guide.

Tang Guide Tour with Juliet Young ’28

Take a guided tour of exhibitions with a Tang Guide.

Winter/Miller Lecture: Christopher Myers

Winter Intern Elio Gottschalk ’26 welcomes the acclaimed artist for the eighth annual lecture.

Whole Grain: 100 Sunset (2025) with Filmmaker Kunsang Kyirong

Join us for a screening of the debut film and a Q&A with the filmmaker.

Family Programs

Family Saturday: Hello Spring Flower Pots

Join us for an art-making project inspired by Jeffry Mitchel’s work in All These Growing Things.

Tang Guide Tour with Ellis Hemmerdinger ’26

Take a guided tour of exhibitions with a Tang Guide.

Mar 23, 5:30 PM

Raab Lecture with Mallory Weston

Join the Studio Art Department for the annual Raab Lecture.

Whole Grain: BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions (2025)

Join us for a screening of artist Kahlil Joseph’s much-heralded film.

Curator’s Tour of Kathy Butterly: Assume Yes

Take a tour with Dayton Director Ian Berry.

Collections Touch Tour

Take a guided tour of work from the Tang collection, geared toward those who are blind or have low vision.

Tang Guide Tour with Anna Valmore ’28

Take a guided tour of exhibitions with a Tang Guide.

Creative Rest: a Fiber-Collage Workshop

Join us for a fiber workshop in Sheila Pepe: When & Where We Rest.

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