Community Calendar

JOHN LAUER: Demon Heads
THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY

OCT 26 – DEC 21, 2024
Drawing on fantasy, queer culture, and architecture, Lauer creates demon heads out of paper. Combining digital and manual techniques, he first models the heads with architectural software, converts them into patterns which he cuts out of paper with a digital cutter, then meticulously assembles them by hand. Inspired by natural forms—bones, leaves, shells—demons and horned creatures burst forth from more placid human heads merging into structures that are both intertwined and interdependent symbolizing an inner struggle in conflict with the outside world.

John Lauer is an artist and architectural/exhibit designer who lives in a treehouse on the edge of Appalachia. He has a BA in Architecture from Washington University, St. Louis, an MFA in Design from Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI, and an M.Arch from Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta.

The Butler Institute of American Art welcomes everyone to see the recent works of American artist, Mateo Blanco, from September 29th through December 1st. The patriotic exhibit will showcase Blanco’s latest collection featuring several painted versions of the American flag. For exhibition information, contact Susan Carfano, soozatbutler@gmail.com.

Looking for something fun to do with the family? Then blow your own pumpkin in our Pumpkin Blow! With the help of our professional glassblowers, you will blow your own pumpkin from hot molten glass. Experience the wonder that is glassblowing this holiday season with your loved ones!

Scheduled in 30 minute intervals per person, Wednesday-Sunday. Reservations are required. Check availability by phone or email. Students must be 5 years or older. Ready for pickup in 7 days.

JOHN LAUER: Demon Heads
THE JACK W. AND SALLY D. EICHELBERGER FOUNDATION VIDEO GALLERY

OCT 26 – DEC 21, 2024
Drawing on fantasy, queer culture, and architecture, Lauer creates demon heads out of paper. Combining digital and manual techniques, he first models the heads with architectural software, converts them into patterns which he cuts out of paper with a digital cutter, then meticulously assembles them by hand. Inspired by natural forms—bones, leaves, shells—demons and horned creatures burst forth from more placid human heads merging into structures that are both intertwined and interdependent symbolizing an inner struggle in conflict with the outside world.

John Lauer is an artist and architectural/exhibit designer who lives in a treehouse on the edge of Appalachia. He has a BA in Architecture from Washington University, St. Louis, an MFA in Design from Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI, and an M.Arch from Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta.

The Butler Institute of American Art welcomes everyone to see the recent works of American artist, Mateo Blanco, from September 29th through December 1st. The patriotic exhibit will showcase Blanco’s latest collection featuring several painted versions of the American flag. For exhibition information, contact Susan Carfano, soozatbutler@gmail.com.

Every first Wednesday of the month, our real estate investor members, new and experienced alike, as well as 1st time guests all gather for a light meal (included), association and important legislative updates, and networking and educational speakers with a focus on ethical and experiential guidance. Guests are welcome to come and learn how membership helps you create financial freedom and break the grind of 9-5 work!

Every Wednesday at The Barrel House, Dayton's legendary DJ Ike B spins nothing but old school hip hop 7-11pm. Slide through, catch a vibe, and protect ya neck.

Looking for something fun to do with the family? Then blow your own pumpkin in our Pumpkin Blow! With the help of our professional glassblowers, you will blow your own pumpkin from hot molten glass. Experience the wonder that is glassblowing this holiday season with your loved ones!

Scheduled in 30 minute intervals per person, Wednesday-Sunday. Reservations are required. Check availability by phone or email. Students must be 5 years or older. Ready for pickup in 7 days.