Events, Winter 2025 – 2026

This listing is your easy, chronological guide to exhibits and opportunities at Northeast Ohio galleries, studios, and museums coming in the next few months. More information about many of these exhibits can be found elsewhere in the pages of CAN Journal. These listings are based on announcements from each presenting organization, at press time. Check the CAN Weekly e-newsletter for the most up-to-date information. To subscribe to the free CAN Weekly, visit CANjournal.org and look for the “Join Our Email List” button on the right side of your screen.

THROUGH NOVEMBER 26
Cindy Sherman UnMasked by Abe Frajndlich
Portrait of the Artist exhibition featuring regional artists
Cleveland photographer Abe Franjndlich taught in the art department of the University of Akron
before he moved to New York City, where he was based for decades, and became a prominent portrait
photographer, especially known for his images of people in the arts. He met Cindy Sherman, known
for her disguised self-portraits, in Akron in 1984, and later photographed her in New York. A few
of his other portraits of artists such as Helen Frankenthaler and Yoko Ono are also in this show,
which is accompanied by a group of self-portraits—photos, drawings and paintings—by regional
artists. Both shows were curated by Gallery Director Arnold Tunstall.
EMILY DAVIS GALLERY, UNIVERSITY OF AKRON

THROUGH NOVEMBER 29
And the Crowd Goes Wild
UNDERSTORY AT 78TH STREET STUDIOS

THROUGH NOVEMBER 29
Aggregate III: Avalanche of Talent
KSU DOWNTOWN GALLERY

THROUGH NOVEMBER 30
Eric Anthony Berdis: Bugs that Crawl, Flowers that Bloom
MASSILLON MUSEUM

THROUGH NOVEMBER 30
Ada: My Mother the Architect
Curated by Yana Mikho-Misho, this show focuses on the works and sketches of Israeli architect Ada
Karmi Melamede, whose work is little known outside Israel. MANDEL JCC

THROUGH NOVEMBER 30
Work by Hector Vega
PARMA-POWERS BRANCH OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY

THROUGH DECEMBER 6
Three concurrent exhibitions in the AAWR Galleries: Archived Artist Wendy Partridge/The Ohio
Collage Society/ Archived Artist PJ Rogers
ARTISTS ARCHIVES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE

THROUGH DECEMBER 6
Unmasked: Mixed media works by neurodivergent artists
Closing reception 2-3 pm
FAIRMOUNT CENTER FOR THE ARTS

THROUGH DECEMBER 11
Skull and Skeleton in Art IX: From Folk Art to Pop Culture, curated by Mary Urbas
GALLERY EAST, TRI-C EASTERN CAMPUS

THROUGH DECEMBER 12
Short Lived: A Multimedia Solo Exhibition by Clark DeCapite Jr.
WASMER GALLERY, URSULINE COLLEGE

THROUGH DECEMBER 15
Art and Craft Holiday Mix: Gifts-to-Go
STOCKER ART GALLERY, LORAIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

THROUGH DECEMBER 15
Little Treasures: Josie Krampitz and Nate Rouse
PRAXIS FIBER WORKSHOP

THROUGH DECEMBER 17
54th Annual Juried Art Exhibition
VALLEY ART CENTER

THROUGH DECEMBER 17
Kitsch, Craft, Critique
ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM

THROUGH DECEMBER 20
Geomantic Impressions: Susan Squires/William Martin Jean
Susan Squires works primarily in encaustic, creating geometric abstractions that draw heavily on
circles and lines to offer reflective works inspired by the natural world, music and spirituality.
For this show, gallerist Chris Richards has paired her with another artist, Will Jean, now in his
late 80s and retired from the Cleveland Institute of Art where Squires graduated more than 40 years
ago. Despite the generational gap, Jean’s works using mediums such as Japanese paper create a
conversation with Squires: he too creates abstract works that prominently feature circles,
suggesting the cyclical nature of things. It’s a luxuriously peaceful show.
CONTEXT GALLERY

THROUGH DECEMBER 23
Picturing Paris: Monet and the Modern City
ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM

THROUGH DECEMBER 23
Tricia Kaman: A Closer Look
BAYARTS SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERY

THROUGH DECEMBER 23
Debra Sue Solecki, Nature’s Networks
BAYARTS SALLY J. OTTO GALLERY

THROUGH DECEMBER 27
New Work: FRONT Fellows Show featuring Amanda D. King, Charmaine Spencer, Erykah Townsend,
Antwoine Washington
TRANSFORMER STATION

THROUGH DECEMBER 30
In the Details: Six artists, six perspectives on realism today
BONFOEY GALLERY

THROUGH DECEMBER 30
Annual Holiday Store
HEIGHTS ARTS

THROUGH DECEMBER 30
August Frederick Biehle: Reckoning with Modernism
WOLFS GALLERY

THROUGH DECEMBER 31
Calibration: Kathryn Kerr, Cameron Martin, Nadir Souirgi
ABATTOIR GALLERY

THROUGH JANUARY 4
Erykah Townsend: “Happy” Holidays Clotilde Jiménez: Shapeshift
Kelli Connell: Double Life
Maggie Menghan Chen: Body Building Exercise Beverly Semmes: The Dresses
MOCA CLEVELAND

THROUGH JANUARY 4
Myrlande Constant: DRAPO
AKRON ART MUSEUM

THROUGH JANUARY 6
Echoes of Industry: Tracing Cleveland’s Industrial Legacy
A powerful new exhibit by Cleveland Institute of Art student Angelina Patterson
CLEVELAND PUBLIC LIBRARY MAIN LIBRARY

THROUGH JANUARY 9
One Art, One Community
This center opened last year to give residents from the communities sur-rounding University Circle
a spot where they can take part in some educational and relationship opportunities offered by Case
Western Reserve University. This show will feature works by artists who are currently incarcerated,
providing a window into yet another community.
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY WADE PARK COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CENTER

THROUGH JANUARY 10
OPEN YARDS III
YARDS PROJECTS AT WORTHINGTON YARDS

THROUGH JANUARY 11
Eleanor Antin’s “Nurse and Hijackers” In Vino Veritas
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

THROUGH JANUARY 11
Stark County Artists Exhibition
MASSILLON MUSEUM

THROUGH JANUARY 15
Rita Elswick: Photography Exhibition
BECK CENTER FOR THE ARTS

THROUGH MID-JANUARY
Otis’ Old Curiosity Shop
LOGANBERRY BOOKS ANNEX GALLERY

THROUGH JANUARY 17
Everlasting Plastics
Don’t miss the chance to catch this show, which was put together by former SPACES Gallery Director Tizziana Baldenebro and moCa Curator Lauren Leving for the US Pavilion at 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale. Their exhibition focused on “the ways [plastics] both shape and erode contemporary ecologies, economies, and the built environment,” as interpreted by five diverse artists from Massachusetts, Illinois, Michigan and Cleveland (sculptor/conceptual artist Lauren Yeager). If you didn’t get to Venice or to its subsequent showing at Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Museum of Art, you have no excuse for not seeing it here. SPACES

THROUGH JANUARY 25
Shared Art: Suzanne Benton Video Space: Max Almy
ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM

THROUGH JANUARY 25
Ordinary Miracles: Robert Glenn Ketchum’s Photographs of Cuyahoga Valley National Park
AKRON ART MUSEUM

THROUGH JANUARY 31
ITERATIONS: Rhythm & Reason
Peter Christian Johnson, Janice Lessman-Moss and Brinsley Tyrrell
PEG’S GALLERY

THROUGH FEBRUARY 1
Renaissance to Runway: The Enduring Italian Houses
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

CAN JOURNAL 77

WINTER 2025/2026 EVENTS

THROUGH FEBRUARY 8
Free Play: Innovative Ohio Game Design
CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ART

THROUGH FEBRUARY 8
Alfred McMoore: All This Luck in My Head
AKRON ART MUSEUM

THROUGH FEBRUARY 15
British Portrait Miniatures: Tokens of Love and Loss
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

THROUGH MAY 3
Petah Coyne’s Untitled #1383 (Sisters – Two Trees)
AKRON ART MUSEUM

THROUGH JUNE 21
Fibers of Becoming: Contemporary Paper Works by Sarah Brayer, Aimee Lee, and Lin Yan
ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM

THROUGH JULY 12
Femme ’n isms, Part III: Feminine Faces and Intimate Spaces
From Page to Stage: Kabuki’s Heroic History Plays in Japanese Woodblock Prints
Shining Prints: The Tale of Genji Reimagined in Japan
ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM

Winter 2025 CAN Journal Launch and Networking Party
6-8 pm
JULIA DE BURGOS CULTURAL ARTS CENTER

Third Friday
5-9 pm
78TH STREET STUDIOS

Aubrey Rhodes: The Birds
Opening 5-9 pm
Through February 14
KENNETH PAUL LESKO GALLERY

CLE Mixtape Live
7-8:30 pm
For this show, Northeast Ohio guitarist/composer/arranger Dan Bruce has put together an octet of some of the area’s most outstanding jazz musicians to collaborate with four prominent area songwriters to transform their work into a new setting. The concert features original music by Gretchen Pleuss, Jinari Kemet, Ray Flanagan and Liz Bullock as reimagined by Bruce. A portion of ticket sales and all merchandise sales will benefit the Greater Cleveland Food Bank.
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

21 Winter Shadow/Winter Light

21 Timothy Manolo Joey Quinones
Opening 5:30-8 pm
Through January 17
THE SCULPTURE CENTER

On the Edge: Work by David King, Kenn Hetzel and Daniel Levin
Opening reception 5-8 pm Through January 16 HEDGE GALLERY

Sleigh What?
Known for its affordable art, this gallery’s holiday-themed show features work by gallery owners R!ch Cihlar, Billy Naininger, Jared Gepperth and George Kocar, all priced at $50.
Opening 5-9 pm
Through December 19
E11EVEN 2 GALLERY

Friends & Family Clay Day
10 am
ART HOUSE INC.

22 Winter Market Winter Gallery Show
Through December 31
MANSFIELD ART CENTER

Holiday Artisan Shop Grand Opening
10 am-7 pm
BAYARTS

Holiday Extravaganza
3-7 pm, with a 6 pm tree lighting by Santa
BAYARTS

Chagrin Falls Avant-Garde Art & Craft Show
10 am-4 pm
SUN VALLEY

moCa Connect: Art of the Game
9 pm-1:30 am
Ticket required.
MOCA CLEVELAND

22 Art Inspires Gala 2025
6-10 pm
Celebrate the museum’s 90th anniversary at an exclusive preview of Shattered Glass: The Women Who Elevated American Art, and enjoy curated food, drink, live and silent auctions; music by Anya Van Rose, Lila Faris, Julia Taylor, the Jackson High School All-Female Jazz Ensemble; and a Canton Ballet premiere piece. For tickets, visit cantonart.org.
CANTON MUSEUM OF ART / CULTURAL CENTER FOR THE ARTS

Instead of bemoaning the dark, cold months to come, the gallery has invited artists to submit
visions of the mystery and beauty of the season for this annual group show.
Through January 2
PINWHEEL GALLERY

The Aesop Project: Mask Making and Music with Puppets
11:30 am-12:30 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER AT PIVOT CENTER

Shattered Glass: The Women Who Elevated American Art
This show, atypically large for this museum and filling all its special exhibition galleries, features around 100 works by women artists in a variety of mediums. It includes pieces by now well-known artists such as Judy Chicago, Lee Krasner, Elaine de Kooning, Georgia O’Keeffe, Mary Cassatt, Diane Arbus, Dorothea Lange, Jenny Holzer, Kara Walker, Ana Mendieta, and the Guerrilla Girls, as well as lesser known but gifted and/ or influential women artists who didn’t get the type of accolades that might have been given to similarly situated male artists. Through March 1
CANTON MUSEUM OF ART

Annual Black Friday Shopping Experience
10 am-4 pm
78TH STREET STUDIOS

Waterloo Arts Holiday Co-op Sale
Through December 21
WATERLOO ARTS GALLERY

Small Business Saturday
10 am-6 pm
SCREW FACTORY

Small Business Saturday & Luminaria Holiday Market
10 am-4 pm
78TH STREET STUDIOS

Handle with Care, featuring work by Joan Deveney aka Joan of Art
This show features photos of friends, strangers, pets, objects and more, all labeled “Fragile/Handle with Care.” Paintings reflect the same concept. Opening reception 5-9 pm with open mic for poets and musicians & performance by storyteller/musician Salane Salane
Through December
NEGATIVE SPACE GALLERY

Artists Sunday with guest makers from Cleveland Bazaar
11 am-4 pm
78TH STREET STUDIOS

Genghis Con Cleveland
11 am-5 pm
PIVOT CENTER FOR ART, DANCE AND EXPRESSION

Song Recital Project: Singing Don Quixote
Noon-1 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART ATRIUM

Walk All Over Waterloo
5-9 pm
WATERLOO ARTS DISTRICT

5 Student Holiday Sale 100 Show + Sale
5-9 pm Friday, December 5
10 am-6 pm Saturday December 6
CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ART

Little Italy Holiday Art Walk
December 5, 6 & 7
LITTLE ITALY NEIGHBORHOOD

14th Annual Juried Exhibition
Submission deadline 11:59 pm Saturday, December 6. Notification Saturday, January 10.
Reception and award ceremony 5-8 pm Friday, March 27
Through April 25
MORGAN CONSERVATORY

Holiday Open House
Noon-9 pm Saturday, December 6 Noon to 5 pm Sunday December 7 TRICIA KAMAN STUDIO/GALLERY

A Fiber Affair: 10th Anniversary Soiree & Benefit
6-9 pm
Celebration of the first anniversary as building owners, and a first look at plans for an outdoor classroom, expanded shop and indigo studio. Enjoy food by April Thompson, music by Ryann Anderson, holiday shopping, raffle, and silent auction.
PRAXIS FIBER WORKSHOP

6 Kids Santa Shop
Noon-3 pm
Shopping elves will help kids pick out gifts, all under $10.
BAYARTS

Artists at the Twist 37th Annual Holiday Show & Sale
10 am-6 pm Saturday, December 6
11 am-5 pm Sunday, December 7
TWIST DRILL BUILDING

Assembly for the Arts quarterly meeting
6-7:30 pm
Assembly’s quarterly get-togethers provide updates on what’s going on as far as artist funding, public policy impacting the arts and what’s going on with area arts organizations. It’s also a great opportunity for people with a connection to the arts—creatives, creative businesses, arts organization administrators, project managers, and policymakers, as well as those inter-ested in supporting the arts and artists—to meet, mingle and share ideas.
MIDTOWN COLLABORATION CENTER

Cleveland Chamber Choir: In Four Voices
6-7 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

Walkabout Tremont
6-10 pm
TREMONT NEIGHBORHOOD

Ekphrastacy Artists Talk & Poets Respond
54th Annual Juried Art Exhibition
6:30 pm
VALLEY ART CENTER

Unsilent Night
Participatory Holiday Performance with Bluetooth speakers
Gather at 6:30 pm
Walk at 7 pm sharp
LINCOLN PARK GAZEBO, TREMONT

Morgan Makers’ Exhibition: Spotlight on Art Books Cleveland
Opening reception 5-8 pm Through January 10 MORGAN CONSERVATORY

Chamber Music in the Atrium: A Musical Prelude for the Holidays
6-7 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

Parrandón Navideño
3-5:30 pm
JULIA DE BURGOS CULTURAL ARTS CENTER

Cleveland Bazaar Holiday Market
10 am-9 pm Saturday, December 13
10 am-5 pm Sunday December 14
78TH STREET STUDIOS

Katy Richards: Fleeting Florals Through January 25 MASSILLON MUSEUM
Wonderful Winter Ornaments with Jan McAndrew
1-3 pm
ART HOUSE INC.

Play Day: Illuminate
10 am-2 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

Third Friday
5-9 pm
78TH STREET STUDIOS

Screw Factory Holiday Market
6-10 pm Friday, December 19
10 am-6 pm Saturday, December 20
10 am-3 pm Sunday, December 21
SCREW FACTORY

Chamber Music in the Atrium: Linking Legacies
6-7 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

The Gift of Art
2-7 pm
EDWARD E. PARKER MUSEUM OF ART

Cleveland Bazaar Last Minute Market
10 am-5 pm
78TH STREET STUDIOS

Walk All Over Waterloo
5-9 pm
WATERLOO ARTS DISTRICT

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Dana Lynn Harper: Veiled Histories
Brian Fencl: Strange Vases Opening reception 6-9 pm
Through February 14
WATERLOO ARTS

Architecture: From the Ground Up
Show features photos of cityscapes, buildings and details of buildings taken across the US by members of the Rust Belt Photographers Collective.
Artist reception 6-7:30 pm Friday, February 13
Through February 27
BECK CENTER FOR THE ARTS

Tres Reyes Family Night
6-8 pm
JULIA DE BURGOS CULTURAL ART CENTER

Walkabout Tremont
6-10 pm
TREMONT NEIGHBORHOOD

Lorain County Region Scholastic Art Awards & Exhibit
Artists’ reception 1-3 pm Sunday, January 18 Gold Key reception 1-3 pm Sunday, February 1 Through
February 10
STOCKER ART GALLERY LORAIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

ENCORE Chamber Music Institute: Trio Seoul
7:30-9 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

Abstract Expressionists: James Johnson and others
Through March 20
CONTEXT GALLERY

Third Friday
5-9 pm
78TH STREET STUDIOS

Tarta Relena & Meara O’Reilly’s “Hockets for Two Voices”
7:30-9 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

Consider Fires: curated by Gina Washington
Featuring work by Chester Hopkins-Bey, Tanya Kaiser, Kole Robinson Brooks, Yasmeen Kwan, Aja Joi Grant, James Negron, Jeanetta Ho, Mario Tripp, Ellis Walker, Falon Walker, McKinley Wiley, Lolita Wilson, and Leah Aki Wood. “In this exhibition, we do not fear fire—we invoke it,” says the show’s statement of its intention. “We trace its edges, feed its hunger, and question its aftermath. We gather to reflect on the fires that shape us: the ones we tend, the ones we extinguish, the ones we cannot control. Artists, visionaries, storytellers—consider fire. Work by Josh Chefitz will be in the Spotlight Gallery. Opening reception 5-8 pm Friday, January 16
Through March 14
HEIGHTS ARTS

Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration
10 am-4 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

CELEBRATE Women and Their Art: From WOMAN 19, in 2026
Art Created by Women, for Women & about Women; curated by Mary Urbas.
Curator Mary Urbas formerly presented this show, which spotlights the wide range of work being done by regional women artists, at Lakeland Community College when she was gallery director there. Since she left, she’s been spreading the wealth around, and this year, the show will take place in four different galleries. This one opens first, with shows at Lake Erie College, Stocker Art Gallery, Lorain County Community College, and 78th Street Studios’ UNDERSTORY Gallery to follow. Closing reception 2-4 pm Saturday, February 28
Through February 28
MCDONOUGH MUSEUM OF ART, YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY

20 Hannah Parrett Misty Gamble
Through February 28
MCDONOUGH MUSEUM OF ART, YOUNGSTWON STATE UNIVERSITY

Oberlin Sonny Rollins Jazz Ensemble
7:30-9 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

Application deadline for fully-funded MFA & competitive MA programs
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ART

Walk All Over Waterloo
5-9 pm
WATERLOO ARTS DISTRICT

6 Momentum Like Diamonds
Woodcut and Letterpress Artist Book and Prints by Michael Gill
Opening reception 5-8 pm Friday, February 6
On view through March 6
WILLIAM BUSTA PROJECTS

CELEBRATE Women and Their Art:
From WOMAN 19, in 2026
Art Created by Women, for Women & about Women; curated by Mary Urbas
Gallery Talk 12:30-1:30 pm Thursday, March 12 Closing reception 1-3 pm Sunday, March 26 Through
March 26
BK SMITH GALLERY, LAKE ERIE COLLEGE

Faculty-Student Art Show
Through March 4
VALLEY ART CENTER

Oberlin Contemporary Music Ensemble featuring Jennifer Koh
7:30-9 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

The Gift of Art
2-7 pm
EDWARD E. PARKER MUSEUM OF ART

June Leaf: Shooting from the Heart
Chicago-born artist June Leaf, who died last year at the age of 94, split her adult life between New York City and Nova Scotia, two very different environments that she wove together in her drawings, paintings and sculptures, which mostly featured her distinctive vocabulary of almost whimsical figures that emitted a sense of constant movement. This show at Oberlin’s Allen Museum, arranged thematically rather than chronologically, is the most comprehensive look at her work in
more than three decades and the first to cover her whole 75-year career.
Through May 24
ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM

JDBCAC’s Book Club
6:30-7:30 pm
JULIA DE BURGOS CULTURAL ARTS CENTER

The Baldwin Wallace Conservatory Opera presents “A.E. Reverie” & “Rise”
7-8:30 pm Friday, January 30
3-4:30 pm & 7-8:30 pm Saturday, January 31
3-4:30 pm Sunday, February 1
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

Ohio Now: State of Nature
Through May 31
MOCA CLEVELAND

This Ain’t My First Rodeo Through February 27 CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ART
No Exit New Music
7 pm
PRAXIS FIBER WORKSHOP GALLERY
Close Encounters Concert
3 pm
HEIGHTS ARTS

Walkabout Tremont
6-10 pm
TREMONT NEIGHBORHOOD

No Exit New Music
HEIGHTS ARTS

Fight Song
Opening reception 6-9 pm
Through April 18
SPACES

Makaya McCraven
7:30-9 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

CELEBRATE Women and Their Art:
From WOMAN 19, in 2026
Art Created by Women, for Women & about Women; curated by Mary Urbas
Closing reception 1-3 pm Saturday, March 15
Through March 15
STOCKER ART GALLERY, LORAIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Ekphrastacy: Poets Respond to Art
7 pm
HEIGHTS ARTS

Third Friday
5-9 pm
78TH STREET STUDIOS

Susan Squires/Lauren Herzak-Bauman/ Christopher Kier
Through April 4
HEDGE GALLERY

Lay of the Land
EDWARD E. PARKER MUSEUM OF ART

Susan Snipes: Somewhere Between Us
Through March 15
MASSILLON MUSEUM

2026 Student Independent Exhibition (SIE 80)
Through April 5
CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ART

CELEBRATE Women and Their Art: From WOMAN 19, in 2026
Art Created by Women, for Women & about Women; curated by Mary Urbas
Closing reception 2-4 pm
MCDONOUGH MUSEUM OF ART

The Gift of Art
2-7 pm
EDWARD E. PARKER MUSEUM OF ART

CAN Journal Spring Launch and Networking Party
6–8 pm
WILLIAM BUSTA PROJECTS

Momentum Like Diamonds: Woodcut and Letterpress Artist Book and Prints by Michael Gill
Closing reception 5-8 pm
WILLIAM BUSTA PROJECTS

Walk All Over Waterloo
5-9 pm
WATERLOO ARTS DISTRICT

14th Annual Juried Exhibition
Reception and award ceremony 5-8 pm Friday, March 27
Through April 25
MORGAN CONSERVATORY

CELEBRATE Women and Their Art: From WOMAN 19, in 2026
Art Created by Women, for Women & about Women; curated by Mary Urbas and Susan Snipes
Opening reception 5-8 pm
Through April 17
UNDERSTORY AT 78TH STREET STUDIOS