On Friday, June 2, the Waterloo Arts District will open a street-wide Juried Exhibition managed by Waterloo Arts. The Juried Exhibition was spearheaded by Gallery Committee member, Diane Shoemaker, in Spring 2014 and after a successful first year, the show was moved to June/July, so it would be on view during the Waterloo Arts Fest, the district’s most attended event. […]
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Doubting Thomases are skeptics. They won’t believe without proof. The first Doubting Thomas was an apostle who wouldn’t accept the resurrected Jesus until he felt the latter’s wounds. In Tremont, doubting thomas is an art gallery. A venue one must see to believe. All-local artists? Commission-free? Raw and utterly non-commercial? Believe it. What’s more, doubting thomas is among Tremont’s most-long-lived […]
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Connecting the community to visual arts Valley Art Center’s mission is to engage the Chagrin Valley in meaningful visual art experiences through education, exhibitions, events and partnerships. “Partnerships” points to a rapidly growing area of VAC’s activity through “ARTREACH.” Students from Chagrin Falls Schools manufactured artisan hand soaps to raise funds for a new art school opening in Haiti, the […]
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Shaker Community Gallery is a new organization formed to signal that art and art lovers are warmly welcomed in Shaker Heights, and especially in its new downtown. SCG’s first show opened in April. Balancing Work, Family, and Creativity: Mother Artists, featured the art of Nicole Condon-Shih, Lori Kella, Kari Russell-Pool, and Nicole Schneider. The exhibit was a salute to mothers […]
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Cleveland Sculptors Network connects our sculptors with each other and significant artists beyond our region. The Sculpture Center 1834 East 123rd Street Cleveland, Ohio 44106 216.229.6527 sculpturecenter.org AFTER THE PEDESTAL, THE 10TH EXHIBITION OF SMALL SCULPTURE FROM THE REGION OPENING JUNE 9 @ 5:30-8 PM WITH TALKS BY JUROR STEVE LOCKE & ARTISTS | ON VIEW THROUGH […]
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The Screw Factory Building in Lakewood is a rustic charmer with over forty creative studios and businesses nestled throughout the complex. The multitalented members of this group offer multifarious opportunities to “get your art on” this summer! Interested in a Perfumery Workshop? Contact Melissa Hale of Yates Perfumes and Apothecary for an adventure in scents and senses at yatesapothecary.com. […]
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The Print Club of Cleveland’s Fine Print Fair returns for its 33rd year from Thursday, September 14, to Sunday, September 17, in the Ames Family Atrium of the Cleveland Museum of Art. Fourteen dealers will exhibit and sell fine prints, drawings and photographs, from old masters to contemporary, appealing to collectors at all levels. Admission to the Fair is free, […]
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At least once a year, artists of the Northern Ohio Illustrators Society create work for the clients who understand them best: themselves. Then they put on a gallery show and let viewers see what occupies their thoughts between paid gigs. Common Ground: New Art by Members of the Northern Ohio Illustrators Society, is on view from 6 to 10 p.m. […]
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SUSTAINABILITY is at the root of what the Morgan represents. The art of papermaking has a long and interesting history that can be traced to ancient China and the bark of the kozo tree over 2,000 years ago. The kozo, also called the paper mulberry tree, is the same type of tree grown, harvested and transformed into paper each year […]
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Many in the visual arts community know Bryon Miller as a gallerist presenting work. These days, Miller is more interested in producing work. In July, he opens his first solo exhibition in more than ten years. In this new show, Miller exhibits a new body of work focused on the notion that we’ve inherently lost something. It could be a detachment […]
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