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The museum is now closed
Monday & Tuesday.
Effective February 1, 2009
JUNE 2009 NEWSLETTER (Acrobat file)
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The
Miami
Valley
Interfaith
Dialogue
Open to all people who wish to engage in honest and
sympathetic conversation about religion.
Please join us. We welcome people from all
religious traditions, or none; our discussions are informal and
have proved enlightening to the participants.
Norman Cary
278-8619
norman.cary@wright.edu
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No December Dialogue.
The next Miami Valley Interfaith Dialogue will meet Sunday, July
19 Barbara Beach &
Lisa Singh, Regarding Faith Journeys, Theoretical and
Personal, at the Dayton International Peace
Museum. 208 West Monument Avenue (across from the
YMCA).
Free Parking
-August 16 + Faith Journeys
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The Peace Café
Music and Arts for All
Next Cafe
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Friday,
JULY 10TH,
2009 |
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Open Mic starts at 7:00 PM |
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MORE
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(Performance art, dance, poetry, music, songs and
readings are welcome)
advertised on
REVERB-NATION
MISSING PEACE ART SPACE
An Art of Peace Partnership between the
Dayton International Peace Museum
& the
Unitarian Fellowship for World Peace |
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Gallery Opening Exhibition
" Know Justice
Know Peace " Sept 4th through Oct 12th
Max Ginsburg
His work is suffused with the energy of
the city and it’s people: its vendors, its protestors, its
athletes, and musicians. The power of his work stems from both
his belief in the immediacy of a shared, realistic viewpoint and
his strong belief in humanism. His work explores issues of
class, race, and gender and in recent years has gone on to
examine more subtle relationships within society, such as the
way we care for our elderly, our young, and in the wake of 9/11,
notions of patriotism.
*(from
his bio.)
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Artenade
comes to Dayton
(Artenade, Ohio Homepage) |
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Artenade is a Art Collective established in Iceland on a
voluntary basis and managed by young professional and students
of international background who share the same interest in
humanitarianism. Artenade acts in a non-profit capacity with the
largest part of their turnover generated from exhibition going
to charitable causes and the Artists.
This upcoming exhibition will be for the benefit of the
Narva
Children’s Orphanage and the Dayton International Peace
Museum.
If you are
interested in participating in the event, you can go to
http://www.artenade.com/ohio/SubmitWork.aspx
and should you
wish to support the event, please feel free to contact the
organizers.
So get inspired.
Artenade is October 22 to Nov 1st for
artist exhibiting at the
Dayton
Society of Painters and Sculptors, the exhibition for
Arrigo
Musti will be from October 22 to December 6th at the
Missing Peace Art Space.
Arrigo Musti at the
Missing Peace Art Space (Arts Partner with the Dayton
International Peace Museum)
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tradition.
Politics is not our mission, Peace is.
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