The Art Gallery in Willoughby, with New Ownership, Presents Night of 100 Wombs

Willoughby’s fine art destination, The Art Gallery, has successfully reopened under the helm of Cleveland-based artist Jacques P. Jackson. Long-time owner, 83-year-old George Ann Trembour, found it ever-more challenging to keep the gallery afloat, and thus, decided to entrust the gallery’s future to Jackson. Mass Hysteria: Night of 100 Wombs is the flagship exhibit that brought The Art Gallery back […]

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Fuzzy Fields at Understory

UNDERSTORY, an artist-run gallery championing new and emerging voices, is dedicated to driving discourse with Fuzzy Fields, opening May 13. In this exhibition, artists Susan Snipes and Jamie Zimchek explore the fuzzy fields that form around unresolved sites and across indeterminate time. SUSAN SNIPES My new works consider fuzzy fields as spaces where physical and digital connections coalesce but remain […]

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This Spring at Waterloo Arts: Printmakers Zoe Brester-Pennings and Meryl Engler

This spring, the Waterloo Arts Gallery and Cafe will feature the work of two local printmakers: Zoe Brester-Pennings and Meryl Engler. In the Main Gallery, Zoe Brester-Pennings will be presenting Buck Soft, the third chapter of her Buck Wilde series of works. Combining elements of printmaking, found object, and the tactility of quilting, this exhibition presents a series of quilted […]

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Dalad Group presents Wild World, Quilting the Commons, and Leslye Discont Arian

Dalad Group is thrilled to celebrate three upcoming shows at its two locations this spring at Yards Project Space at Worthington Yards and Tinnerman Lofts Project Space in Ohio City. YARDS PROJECT SPACE AT WORTHINGTON YARDSWild World, Through April 18 Wild World brings together eleven Cleveland-based artists whose work is deeply rooted in the street-level energy of the neighborhoods they […]

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TONIC: On Contact, Circulation, and Learning in Public, at Zygote Press

“There is a difference between speaking about and speaking nearby.” — Trinh T. Minh-ha“I’m interested in what happens when language fails.”– Glenn Ligon TONIC unfolds as a condition rather than a conclusion. Presented by Zygote Press, the exhibition brings together the 2025 PROOF Fellowship cohort: six Northeast Ohio artists engaging printmaking as a site of encounter, recalibration, and pressure. Print […]

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Frances Benjamin Johnson: Redefining “First Lady”

When you hear the words First Lady and White House, images of elegance and history arise. Jackie, Birdie, Eleanor, Michelle… women whose lives were shaped by marriage and the roles they assumed beside their husbands. Frances Benjamin Johnson was a different kind of “first lady”, however, who arrived at the White House on her own terms and made history as […]

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A New Chapter Opens at Summit Artspace

Summit Artspace is thrilled to reopen to the public in early March 2026 after completing an incredible transformation of its nearly 100-year-old building. The project is funded by the building owner, Summit County, with additional support from the Akron Community Foundation and the GAR Foundation. Since embarking on this exciting journey in August 2025, we have been busy revamping and […]

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Spring, 2026 Events

Our Spring 2026 Events 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 […]

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Steve Parker’s Fight Song, at SPACES

CAN asked Paul Cox—writer, percussionist, former Dean of Creative Arts at Tri-C, lecturer/visiting assistant prof. of Music at Oberlin College and Case Western Reserve University, and even before that Associate Director of Performing Arts at the Cleveland Museum of Art—to visit and write about Steve Parker’s Fight Song, on view through April 18. –Ed. So, I crossed Detroit and walked […]

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