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Dayton Daily News subscribers can enjoy a gallery tour led by The Co curator
Amy Lynn Powell’s new exhibit at The Co features hundreds of social media photos tagged “Dayton." ALLISON MESSER/THE CONTEMPORARY DAYTON

Credit: THE CONTEMPORARY DAYTON

Credit: THE CONTEMPORARY DAYTON

Amy Lynn Powell’s new exhibit at The Co features hundreds of social media photos tagged “Dayton." ALLISON MESSER/THE CONTEMPORARY DAYTON
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Oct 10, 2022
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The Dayton Daily News invites subscribers to join the newspaper staff for an evening of art and discussion at The Contemporary gallery in downtown Dayton.

This subscriber-only tour of current exhibitions of The Contemporary Dayton gallery will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 2, at 5:30 p.m. in downtown Dayton. Michael Goodson, curator of The Contemporary Dayton, will guide participants through the current exhibitions at the gallery, FotoFocus Biennial 2022: World Record. As a proud supporter of the arts in our region, The Dayton Daily News is a media sponsor of this exhibition.

ExploreNew exhibits at The Co focus on Dayton, New York, cities around the world

The evening will include refreshments and lite bites. Subscribers must reserve a spot at this special occasion, and participation is limited to the first 100 registrants. This event is first come, first served and requires you to register at this link here.

WHAT: A subscriber-only gallery tour at The Co

WHY: For Dayton Daily News subscribers to get an exclusive, private tour with the curator of The Co

WHEN: Wednesday, Nov. 2, at 5:30 p.m.

HOW: This event is first come, first served and requires you to register at this link here.

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