Greetings CAN readers. In case you didn’t know, Black History is celebrated every day at the Edward E. Parker Museum of Art (EEPMOA). Even so, the winter months remind us that Black History month is nearly upon us. As an African American-owned museum, our display focuses on individuals, stories, and facts that are less known. The more these stories are […]
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We have been anticipating the arrival of Summer because outdoor gatherings with family and friends are always enjoyable. Unfortunately, we have two events that had not been confirmed for our summer schedule at the time of this printing: The Collard Green Festival, which typically takes place the last Saturday in September, and the Alternative Health Fair, which is usually scheduled […]
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At the Edward E. Parker Museum of Art, we encourage people to explore their artistic abilities and appreciate the beauty of expression in all its forms. We think art should be accessible to everyone, and strive to provide an inclusive environment, with engaging arts programming for all ages. Here’s how we will we close out 2024, and bring in 2025. […]
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Art Program Our Family Affair intergenerational art program went well. Ages ranged between four and 76 years. Our youngest student was Destiny, whose favorite medium is paint. Our oldest student, Barbara Jean, who doubted her artistic ability, now has pride in her work. All the students were excited with the results of their projects. Their completed work was exhibited to […]
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We have new art on display in our lower-level studio. If you have time, stop by and check it out. Ed Parker has a new work-in-progress, and students have recently completed soon-to-be fired sculptures. We have placed an assortment of Black history crosswords, brain teasers, and word puzzles in the first-level gallery, near the display of Ed Parker’s full-figured women […]
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We celebrate Black History every day at EEPMOA. Our current celebration of excellence will remain on display all year, with additions made over time. The stories of notable creators, artists, musicians, and business people accompany obscure historical facts. The ingenuity, dedication, and resilience that people of color have exhibited throughout history will be observed. The Gift of Art The Gift […]
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THE GIFT OF ART Cleveland-based artist Walter Allen Rogers Jr. has been hosting monthly pop-up art shows at the Creative Arts Complex since 2022. Art collectors are encouraged to check out these events. Local artists gather and display their work for sale. These shows are made possible through the support of Ed Parker and African American Artists of Cleveland. Light […]
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The Gift of Art The Gift of Art is a recurring pop-up art show at the Edward E. Parker Museum of Art, organized by local artist Walter Allen Rogers Jr. and presented by members of African American Artists of Cleveland. The group began hosting these events in October, gaining a steady increase in support in recent months—more foot traffic and […]
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The Gift of Art is a recurring art show organized by local artist Walter Allen Rogers Jr., and presented by African American Artists of Cleveland.com (A.A.A.O.C.). These shows have found a home at EEPMOA. Once a month, artists have offered their paintings, greeting cards, jewelry, wood work, photography, and dolls for sale in a pop-up style shop. To verify dates […]
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RECENT EVENTS The Gift of Art Cleveland-based artists Walter Allen Rogers Jr. and Chester Hopkins-Bey recently hosted a two-day pop-up shop in the courtyard adjacent to the museum. They put the word out on social media, hoping to attract the attention of local art collectors. A group of local artists gathered, set up tables, and displayed their work for sale. […]
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