Gallery Maps | Dayton Art Institute

The Dayton Art Institute is divided into Upper and Lower Levels. The Upper Level contains the Berry Wing of European Art and Dicke Wing of American Art. The Lower Level includes Special and Focus Exhibition galleries, The Lange Family Experiencenter and Patterson-Kettering Wing of Asian Art.

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Lower Level

101 Bonbright Gallery of African Art
102 The Harold W. and Mary Louise Shaw Foundation Gallery for Art of the Ancient Americas
103 Middle Eastern Art
104 Buddhist Art
105–107 Japanese Art
108 Korean Art
110 Earl Norman Gallery for Chinese Art
111-113 Chinese Art
114 Tibetan Art
115 Indian Art
117 Virginia W. Kettering Gallery
118 Sara M. and Michelle Vance Waddell Gallery for Feminist Art
119 Linda Lombard and Paul Marshall Gallery
120 Stephen J. Wolfe, Jr. Trust Special Exhibitions Gallery
123 Eilleen Dicke Gallery of Glass
124 The Lange Family Experiencenter
121-122 Special Exhibitions Gallery
125–126 South Gallery
127–128 North Gallery

Upper Level

201 James F. Dicke Gallery of Contemporary Art
202 Katy Dicke Gallery of Post-1945 American Art
203 Janet S. Dicke Gallery of Early 20th-Century American Modernism
204 Sharon & Matthew Price Gallery of Early 20th Century American Modernism
205 Cindi & Mat Heck Gallery of American Decorative Arts
206 Jennifer St. Clair Dicke Gallery of Early 20th Century American Art
207 Dayton Power and Light Gallery of 19th Century American Art
208 Linda Black-Kurek Family Foundation Gallery of Colonial and Early American Art
209 The Lukens Family Gallery of Native American Art
210 Great Hall
211 Art of the Ancient Mediterranean World
212 Bieser Family Gallery of Late 19th Century Europena Art
213 Gray Gallery of 18th Century European Art
214 European Decorative Arts
215 Kettering Health Gallery of 17th Century Art in Flanders and France
216 17th Century Dutch Art Gallery
217 Charles D. Berry Gallery of 17th Century Italian Baroque Painting
218 Kresge Foundation Gallery of European Art
219 European Art Gallery
220 Premier Health Gallery
222 Carl H. and Irene K. Dicke Gallery
223 Entrance Rotunda