June 9-July 7 Relics of Memory: Assembled Visions by Chad Cochran and Debra Sue Solecki Debra Sue Solecki and Chad Cochran share a nostalgic sense of “home” which can mean a real place or town or a memory or state of mind. Through the unique use of mixed media materials and assemblage the artists will exhibit a sense of […]
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Tom Yody and his daughter Rebecca E. Yody love acting on the creative process they have been honing collectively for decades. Debuting all new work, the duo will showcase their individual styles and unique use of materials for the first time since they collaborated on an exhibition at the Brandt Gallery. According to the pair, each show is a unique […]
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Carlson and Utter: Between Presence and Projection John W. Carlson and Douglas Max Utter will be exhibiting together in the Sullivan Family Gallery at Bay Arts, openingJanuary 6, 2017! Longtime friends with different styles and points of view, Carlson and Utter each possess a unique way of handling provocative subject matters using traditional and non-traditional materials. Carlson combines oils, alkaloids, […]
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When Gary & Laura Dumm’s collaborative work “Scream of the Butterflies” won Best of Show in BAYarts Annual Juried Show 2016, it was clear they had a bigger story to tell. Inspired by A Cautionary Series of Environmental Artworks in Popular Culture that encouraged the legend that mapmakers in the Middle Ages would designate unexplored areas on their maps with […]
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This year BAYarts commemorates ten years of art programming and community engagement with special events showcasing some of the highlights of the past decade. In addition to art education and cultural events, under the discerning eyes of BAYarts directors and countless guest curators BAYarts gallery exhibitions have featured hundreds of artists from across northeast Ohio. Two accessible galleries, […]
Read moreBAYarts greets the spring with its annual juried exhibition, followed by exhibits exploring pattern, form, and a variety of media, from photography, to paint, to pottery. In addition, as always, artists will find a range of artistic opportunities to see, hear, make, do, and sell their work—all in our stunning Metroparks campus on the shore of Lake Erie! For information […]
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Denise Stewart and Pat Pitingolo: T42, 24T Using stained tea fiber and remnants of deconstructed tea bags, blurring the line between textile and fine art. Sullivan Family Gallery. Eliza Wing: Memory Serves Oil paintings and 3-D box constructions based on lifelong sojourns to on Monhegan Island; a haven and inspiration for artists since the early 1900s. Dianne Boldman […]
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Talking about the upcoming tax renewal in CAN Journal is preaching to the choir, I get it. And I’m guessing this won’t be the only article in this issue that addresses the levy. From early counts, it seems promising that the levy will be renewed, but in the wise words of someone in the know, we can’t take anything for […]
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