Exhibits
Enjoy historic and fine art exhibits year round. There is never a fee to visit our exhibits!
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Our Current Exhibit
The public is invited to a reception for the artists on
Sunday, January 12th from 2:00 to 4:00 pm.
The Troy-Hayner Cultural Center is pleased to present Lakes, Flowers, Family: Works by Vincent Saulnier and Scott Thayer. The exhibit featuring paintings by Vincent Saulnier and pottery by Scott Thayer will be on display from January 10th through February 16th and is free and open to the public.
Scott Thayer was Vincent Saulnier’s high school art teacher at Franklin Monroe High School. Through art, the pair formed a bond that continued past Franklin Monroe. After Vincent’s departure from high school, they both continued to hone their skills, Vincent as a painter and Scott as a ceramic artist. Lakes, Flowers, Family is an exhibit that has been in the making for the past 19 years. The public is invited to a reception for the artists on Sunday, January 12th from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. The reception is a wonderful way to meet these artists and gain insights into their inspirations and techniques.
Vincent Saulnier is a student of life and art. He employs a bold and powerful style to capture his joyful perspectives. Vincent’s paintings are deeply personal, allowing viewers insight into the moments that spark his imagination and emotions. He is a Yeck Fellowship alumnus and his work has been showcased in venues ranging from local coffee shops, Dayton International Airport, Sinclair University and the Dayton Art Institute.
Scott Thayer’s formative years were spent on a small lake in Southern Michigan. Water skiing, sailing, fishing, and late-night bonfires near the lakeshore were a large part of Scott’s teen years. He also spent a few weeks of the summer at his Grandparent’s cabin in Lake Tahoe, CA. Over the years, Scott’s family has grown, and lives have changed, but the time spent at the lakes have left indelible memories. The imagery of Clarklake and Lake Tahoe continue to influence Scott’s work. The “Lakes” in Lakes, Flowers, Family deals with activities and feelings of the lake translated into and onto the pottery created for this show.
Scott Thayer was Vincent Saulnier’s high school art teacher at Franklin Monroe High School. Through art, the pair formed a bond that continued past Franklin Monroe. After Vincent’s departure from high school, they both continued to hone their skills, Vincent as a painter and Scott as a ceramic artist. Lakes, Flowers, Family is an exhibit that has been in the making for the past 19 years. The public is invited to a reception for the artists on Sunday, January 12th from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. The reception is a wonderful way to meet these artists and gain insights into their inspirations and techniques.
Vincent Saulnier is a student of life and art. He employs a bold and powerful style to capture his joyful perspectives. Vincent’s paintings are deeply personal, allowing viewers insight into the moments that spark his imagination and emotions. He is a Yeck Fellowship alumnus and his work has been showcased in venues ranging from local coffee shops, Dayton International Airport, Sinclair University and the Dayton Art Institute.
Scott Thayer’s formative years were spent on a small lake in Southern Michigan. Water skiing, sailing, fishing, and late-night bonfires near the lakeshore were a large part of Scott’s teen years. He also spent a few weeks of the summer at his Grandparent’s cabin in Lake Tahoe, CA. Over the years, Scott’s family has grown, and lives have changed, but the time spent at the lakes have left indelible memories. The imagery of Clarklake and Lake Tahoe continue to influence Scott’s work. The “Lakes” in Lakes, Flowers, Family deals with activities and feelings of the lake translated into and onto the pottery created for this show.
Artist Vincent Saulnier working in his studio
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Artist Scott Thayer throwing a pot
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