Powerful message👏

Worth sharing. It speaks to the best of us, at a time when we so often hear only about the worst.

It is a gorgeous exhibition that takes me back to my Southwestern roots. Would have been here in 2020 had it not been for 😷.

I want to see a movie about Prince Harry on drugs. . It will be called "Cocaine Spare." . . . (I'll see myself out...)

This is really good.

🚨 NATASHA CLOUD IS MORE THAN A ATHLETE...THIS IS WHY #WEARORANGE 🟠 Cc: Shannon Watts 🚨

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NAACP and Dayton Art Institute pay tribute to Black history in new Focus exhibit "Reflections in Time'' that includes 16 paintings, including work commissioned for the show that runs through Sept. 10. dayton.com/lifestyles/naa…

Saw Barbie. Haven't laughed this hard at a movie in a long time. The opening scene was fantastic. Being around others, laughing together was great, too. See it in a theater. Highly recommended.

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Edward A. Dixon Gallery is a commercial Fine Art gallery in Downtown Dayton, highlighting emerging & established artists from the US band abroad. They feature an annual national juried art exhibition titled "We're Doing It ALL Wrong®." shop.eadgallery.com Edward A. Dixon Gallery

Dayton Art Institute’s 52nd annual Oktoberfest will be held Sept. 22-24. The festivities will kick off Friday with the Lederhosen Lunch from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. followed by the Preview Party from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. The festivities will continue Saturday... dayton.com/what-to-know/d…

Dr. Jerry N. Smith Behold....

So that was cool. #Eclipse2024

Me in 2020. Childless with cats. So yes, I'm still supporting Harris again in 2024.

National Gallery of Art The Mermaid, by Frederick Judd Waugh

It's now been 30 years since I quit my warehouse job (I was 32) to finally go to college to study art history. (Art history!) Wouldn't have been brave enough to do it without the loving support of my amazing wife. Forever ago, yet just yesterday. We celebrate again tonight.