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www.daytonartinstitute.org/arttrek

September 13ArtTrek

Saturday,

Join The Dayton Art Institute’s ArtTrek Team as we travel to the Toledo Museum of Art.

Toledo Museum of Art

Juice and pastries will be provided on the bus ride. Arrive at the Museum with free time to explore the Museum’s permanent collection, and lunch will be on your own at the museum’s café, featuring a wide array of entrees and sandwiches.

Attend a demonstration in the Hot Shop to learn the process and techniques used in glass making.

A docent-led tour will guide us through the Glass Museum, which is one of the most comprehensive and historically significant collections dedicated to the medium in the world. Objects have been continuously acquired, studied, conserved, published and exhibited, and their collection’s creation and growth are as unique as the Museum itself.

The Museum’s art collection was formed first and foremost to provide aesthetic education for the people of the city and northwest Ohio. The historic glass objects, more specifically, were also to serve as models and inspiration for the designers and craftsmen employed in the flourishing local glass industry.

Opened in 2006, the postmodern Glass Pavilion is home to Toledo Museum of Art’s world-renowned glass collection, featuring more than 5,000 works of art from ancient to contemporary times.

The 74,000-square-foot building also includes galleries for special glass exhibitions, artist studios, demonstration areas, and spaces for education, visitor relaxation, and special events.

The Glass Pavilion is—in itself—a work of art. All exterior and nearly all interior walls consist of

Saturday, September 13 ArtTrek is a benefit ofmuseum membership.

Do you currently receive emails from the museum about upcoming events? If not, sign up today at www.daytonartinstitute.org/ar ttrek to receive weekly enewsletters!

Be sure to connect with us on our soical media accounts as well.

ArtTrek Cost: $190 per person, member and $240 per person, non-member.

Cost Includes: Roundtrip transfer via deluxe motorcoach, refreshments, tours and dinner.

As space is limited, reservations will be accepted in the order received, and based on space available on, the motorcoach. To register please call the ArtTrek Reservation line at The Dayton Art Institute (937-512-0135) with your credit card or send a check payable to The Dayton Art Institute, 456 Belmonte Park North, Dayton, Ohio 45405-4700. Payment in full is required at the time of registration. Reservations are due by August 12, 2014.

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Blarge panels of curved glass, resulting in a transparent structure that blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior spaces. Designed by Tokyo-based SANAA, Ltd., the Glass Pavilion received Travel +Leisure’s 2007 Design Award for “Best Museum” and received other accolades for its innovative architecture. After our tour we will board the bus for Dinner at Real Seafood Co., one of Toldeo’s top-rated restaurants. The Real Seafood Co. is a contemporary seafood restaurant that offers premium fresh fish and seafood from the waters of New England to the Great Lakes and the Gulf of Mexico.

After dinner we will board the bus for home with an estimated time of arrival of 9:15 p.m..