Facility Hours
DAC's regular facility hours are: Tues. 10am - 7pm, Wed.,Thurs. and Fri., 10am - 5pm and Sat., 11am - 2pm. We look forward to seeing you soon.




Celtic Corner opens Aug. 6
Dublin Arts Council’s (DAC) Gift Shop will feature a new “Celtic Corner” area beginning Aug. 6, offering Irish-themed and “uniquely Dublin” artwork by local and regional artists on an ongoing basis. Celtic Corner offerings will include jewelry, stoneware, suncatchers, journals, notecards and pocket charms in pewter, leather, crystal, sterling and more. DAC is opening the new area during Dublin’s Irish Festival, with 30 percent discounts on all gift shop merchandise Aug. 6 – 30. All purchases benefit the artists and DAC programs.

2010 Summer ARTcamps for Kids
We still have room in the Plein Air Painting camp for ages 15+. Details, descriptions, fees, schedules and faculty bios can be found here.


Deborah Melton Anderson:Posting Patterns
Posting Patterns is a solo exhibition of art quilts inspired by the patterns used today to encode information in posting or shipping mail and packages. Inspired by bar codes, the UPS bull’s eye with surrounding dots and meter mail stamp images, the exhibition is on view in the DAC gallery July 6 though Aug. 20, 2010. For details, please click here.


Call for Entries - "emerging" student artists grades K - 12
DAC is accepting entries through Aug. 20 for "emerging", an annual exhibition of student artwork in the DAC gallery. The juried exhibition includes Best of Show awards in several categories and will be on view Aug. 31, through Sept. 24, 2010. For details, please click here.

Bicentennial Public Artwork, Dublin, Ohio
Dublin Arts Council has announced the artist chosen by the Dublin Bicentennial Public Art Selection Committee to create and install a permanent, three-dimensional site-specific public artwork that will recognize and celebrate the 2010 Bicentennial of the City of Dublin, Ohio. For details about the artist and the initial proposal, please click here. The Bicentennial Public Artwork will be installed on the site of the historic Karrer Barn, a bank barn built in the late-1870s and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Artist Brower Hatcher is expected to submit his final design this summer. The design will be posted on the City of Dublin website, www.dublin.oh.us.

Titration3: Rock, Paper, Sculpture
The third installation of DAC's outdoor on-loan sculpture exhibition is on view on the grounds of Dublin Arts Council through Sept. 2010. For more information about the exhibition, please click here.


Three new Riverboxes now on view
DAC's newest Riverboxes are waiting to be discovered! For updates and information about these popular works of art and clues to their locations, please click here.

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Dublin Arts Council engages the community, cultivates creativity and fosters life-long learning through the arts.

Dublin Arts Council is supported in part by
the City of Dublin’s Hotel/Motel tax endowment and the
Ohio Arts Council.