Masayuki Miyajima will return to the Dublin Arts Council gallery to close the 2019 Visual Arts Series with a solo exhibition of functional Japanese ceramic artwork in a continued exploration of material, form, substance and function to produce pottery imbued with a combination of body, mind and spirit.

Dublin Arts Council will open the 2020 Visual Arts Series with the 18th annual emerging exhibition of artwork by K-12 and postsecondary students in the Dublin City Schools attendance area. The exhibition will be on display in Dublin Arts Council’s (DAC) gallery, 7125 Riverside Dr., in Dublin from Jan. 7 through Feb. 21, 2020.

Earth and Sky will include artworks in monotype, charcoal, oil and pastel inspired by Columbus artist Rod Bouc’s memories of early life on a Nebraska farm. The body of new works will include cloudscapes, still life and landscapes.

Golf course and Dublin landscapes from Dublin artists Aida Garrity and Leo Hong Mao. The exhibition will respond to The Memorial Tournament, a professional golf competition that has been hosted in Dublin annually since 1976 and will take place June 1-7, 2020.

Early life outdoor camping, hiking and canoeing experiences, combined with fireside sewing and embroidery, form the basis for Lancaster, Ohio artist Sue King’s current work. King’s artwork is inspired by her numerous artist residencies at national and state parks and underscores the need to conserve America’s wild places, our public lands, for future generations.