RIT/NTID Dyer Arts Center

05/13/2026

The exhibitions have officially wrapped up! We're taking a short summer break to do a little mini renovation, tidy up the storages and collections, and prepare for Dyer Arts Center's 25th Anniversary. Be sure to watch for our next newsletter for all the exciting updates! 🤗

05/08/2026

Three exhibitions will close next Tuesday, May 12th. If you haven't had a chance to stop by, come by sometime next Monday or Tuesday between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm!

05/07/2026

On April 24th, we hosted the Celebrating Three Exhibitions Reception. It was wonderful to see the community gather for the exhibitions. Thank you to everyone who attended and connected with others. We look forward to hosting many more events like this in the future! 🧡🙌

04/27/2026

What an amazing turnout for the event! It was great to see Christine Sun Kim back on familiar ground and sharing her works with us! 🙌 We are looking forward to watching you, CK, do more wonderful things out there!

04/17/2026

Dyer is hosting the Celebrating Three Exhibitions Reception at Dyer Arts Center on April 24th from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Join us to mingle with various artists from the Student Honors Exhibition and F-Stop 5! Light appetizers and drinks will be served, and we look forward to seeing you there. 🎨🙌

Registration: https://forms.gle/z6LWcLA6sjDYr7Ch7

04/16/2026

A great evening at the Dyer Arts Center. Huge thanks to our alumni photographers for sharing their work and perspectives during Artists’ Talk: F-Stop 5, and to everyone who joined the conversation.

Haven’t seen the exhibit yet? You’ve still got time! F-Stop 5 is on view through May 12.

Photo Credit: Kiara Diaz

04/09/2026

Tomorrow the Student Honors Exhibition officially opens! Come check it out!

04/07/2026

Join us for the F-Stop 5 artist talk on April 14th 5-7pm!

04/03/2026

Something exciting is coming to the Dyer Arts Center! Can you guess what it is? 👀

[ID: Clean gallery walls featuring a mix of bold geometric prints and a detailed red house illustration, with photograph works displayed in the background.]

03/31/2026

Deinstall week didn’t slow us down one bit!

We loved welcoming two wonderful groups for tours of F-Stop 5 and the Leo Michelson exhibition - students from Cornell University and National Tsukuba University of Technology.

Now… onto installation week! 👀✨ Stay tuned for what’s coming next!

[Image Description: Pictures of two different groups explored the gallery together, taking their time with the artwork, asking questions, and sharing thoughts along the way. There was a great mix of quiet moments and fun conversations as everyone connected with the exhibitions in their own way.]

03/26/2026

Join us Thursday, April 23, from 7:00–8:30 p.m. for an evening with RIT/NTID alum and internationally recognized artist Christine Sun Kim, part of NTID’s Edmund Lyon Memorial Lectureship Series at the RIT Performing Arts Center.

Kim, an American artist based in Berlin, explores how sound operates in society, examining the politics of sound and how spoken and signed languages function as social currency. Working across drawing, performance, video, and large-scale murals, her work reflects language, environment, and lived experience.

Her work has been featured internationally, including the Whitney Museum of American Art (2025), Gwangju Biennale (2023), Secession Vienna (2023), Queens Museum (2022), the Drawing Center (2022), Museum für Moderne Kunst (2021), and Manchester International Festival.

Admission is free and open to the public; registration is required. Interpreting services have been requested.

Register: rit.edu/go/FQ9N3

For more information, contact Brian Haak at [email protected].

[ID: Promotional flyer with a bold orange border and header featuring Christine Sun Kim. Center image shows the artist standing beside a black-and-white drawing of hand shapes. Event details and a QR code appear on the right, with a short bio section below. A black footer includes the RIT/NTID Edmund Lyon Memorial Lectureship Series branding.]

Join us Thursday, April 23, from 7:00–8:30 p.m. for an evening with RIT/NTID alum and internationally recognized artist Christine Sun Kim, part of NTID’s Edmund Lyon Memorial Lectureship Series at the RIT Performing Arts Center.

Kim, an American artist based in Berlin, explores how sound operates in society, examining the politics of sound and how spoken and signed languages function as social currency. Working across drawing, performance, video, and large-scale murals, her work reflects language, environment, and lived experience.

Her work has been featured internationally, including the Whitney Museum of American Art (2025), Gwangju Biennale (2023), Secession Vienna (2023), Queens Museum (2022), the Drawing Center (2022), Museum für Moderne Kunst (2021), and Manchester International Festival.

Admission is free and open to the public; registration is required. Interpreting services have been requested.

Register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdTKxu7h_8fESB1V6pqg57bQfBfayDkwgsLjh98bRot8rD0oA/viewform

For more information, contact Brian Haak at [email protected].

[ID: Promotional flyer with a bold orange border and header featuring Christine Sun Kim. Center image shows the artist standing beside a black-and-white drawing of hand shapes. Event details and a QR code appear on the right, with a short bio section below. A black footer includes the RIT/NTID Edmund Lyon Memorial Lectureship Series branding.]