Spring 2025 Events

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.
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CONTINUING EVENTS

THROUGH MARCH 8

Kate Budd, apogee and artifact
WILLIAM BUSTA PROJECTS

THROUGH MARCH 9
5 X 5 Emergent Biennial Exhibition
HEIGHTS ARTS

THROUGH MARCH 14
Mary Defer: Secret Family
CLEVELAND PRINT ROOM @ PRAXIS FIBER WORKSHOP

THROUGH MARCH 15
Beneath the Mask: Historical and Contemporary
painting + photography + collage
KENNETH PAUL LESKO GALLERY

THROUGH MARCH 16
Vibrancy: Art Impacts Mood, Mood Impacts Life
MANSFIELD ART CENTER

THROUGH MARCH 19
The Color and the Shape, the Mark and the Make— Installation by Jonah Jacobs, Paintings by Eric
Rippert and Sean Wheeler
LORAIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE STOCKER ART GALLERY

THROUGH MARCH 22
Eli Gfell: Board Stretcher
KSU DOWNTOWN GALLERY

THROUGH MARCH 22
Continuing Conversations: Regional Printmakers
Remnants—Karen D. Beckwith’s Inaugural Archived Artist Solo Exhibition Master printmaker Karen Beckwith is one of the area’s most accomplished practitioners of the medium, with mastery of a wide range of printmaking techniques which she uses to transform ordinary scenes—laundry hanging on a line, the windows and doors of a homely building, the water tanks of midtown Cleveland’s urban landscape—into images of mystery and haunting beauty. Her skillful use of color and diverse methods of presentation only add to their appeal. Her current show as an Archived Artist is augmented by a second show featuring a wide array of prints by nearly two dozen other local artists.
ARTISTS ARCHIVES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE

THROUGH MARCH 23
Picasso and Paper
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

THROUGH MARCH 27
7th Annual Women’s History Month Student Art Showcase: Moving Forward Together
URSULINE COLLEGE WASMER GALLERY

THROUGH MARCH 28
2025 Senior Art Exhibition: A Journey in Pieces
Closed March 10-14 for Spring Break Reception 5-8 pm March 28
BALDWIN WALLACE FAWICK GALLERY

THROUGH MARCH 28
Tiara Grayson, Reshape: Geometric Form, Collage and the Found Object
JUDSON HOWSON AND OVERLOOK GALLERIES

THROUGH MARCH 29
From WOMAN 18 in 2025: Created by women, of women & about women, curated by Mary Urbas
Mary Urbas curated this lavish show of diverse work by women artists, most from Northeast Ohio and the surrounding region, for many years before the gal- lery closed last year. This year she’s split the show in three parts: in Cleveland’s western suburbs at BAYarts (March 14–April 13), at Painesville’s Lake Erie College (through April 3) and this one at 78th Street Studios’ Understory Gallery. UNDERSTORY GALLERY

THROUGH MARCH 31
Eileen Roth: Spirit Houses
TRUDY WEISBERGER GALLERY, UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS

THROUGH APRIL 3
From WOMAN 18 in 2025: Created by women, of women & about women, curated by Mary Urbas
BK SMITH GALLERY @ LAKE ERIE COLLEGE

THROUGH APRIL 4
Christopher Richards: The Non-Abjective World
MARIA NEIL ART PROJECT

THROUGH APRIL 6
2025 Student Independent Exhibition (SIE 79)
CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ART REINBERGER GALLERY

THROUGH APRIL 6
Love Is Resistance
This show, organized by the Cleveland Institute of Art, features work by CIA students, faculty and alumni responding to works in the Cleveland Museum of Art collection that address the idea of resistance from an art-historical viewpoint. It’s the first in a series of shows and events taking place at the reactivated Transformer Station.
TRANSFORMER STATION

THROUGH APRIL 13
Rose B. Simpson: Strata
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART AMES FAMILY ATRIUM

THROUGH APRIL 17
Jane Sydney: Flowing
JUDSON STREETER GALLERY

THROUGH APRIL 17
Figurative Exhibition
CUYAHOGA VALLEY ART CENTER

THROUGH APRIL 18
Megan Dardis
Closing reception 5 pm April 18
EXTRAORDINAIRE PHOTOS GALLERY

THROUGH APRIL 26
Hagudeza Rullán-Fantauzzi: Mi Isla y Yo Jova Lynne: Convergence
Hannah Bates: Aggregate
SCULPTURE CENTER

THROUGH APRIL 30
Unreliable Witness: New Works by Bellamy Printz
FOOTHILL GALLERIES OF THE PHOTO SUCCESSION

THROUGH MAY 25
Kelli Connell: Pictures for Charis
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

THROUGH MAY 31
Inspirations: Global Dialogue Through the Arts
Refiguring Modernism: A Fractured and Disorienting World
ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM

THROUGH JUNE 1
Border Crossings: Contemporary Art from the Zirinsky Collection
ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM

THROUGH JUNE 1
Gala Porras-Kim: A Hand in Nature

Harminder Judge: Bootstrap Paradox

Birthing Beautiful Communities: Dear
Bootstrap Paradox is London-based Harminder Judge’s first museum show in the US. His plaster and pigment works in this show address alchemy; spiritual processions, such as funeral rites and ceremonial burning; and the body’s transformation through death. Color and material merge in his massive works, creating a blend of painting and sculpture.
MOCA CLEVELAND

THROUGH JUNE 7
Karen Petkovic: LAND, New Paintings
TINNERMAN LOFTS PROJECT SPACE, TINNERMAN LOFTS

THROUGH JUNE 8
Shahzia Sikander: Collective Behavior
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART JULIA AND LARRY POLLOCK FOCUS GALLERY

THROUGH JUNE 15
Video Space: Omer Fast
ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM

THROUGH JUNE 29
Shadows of Meaning, Echoes of Memory: Works from the Zirinsky Collection
ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM

THROUGH JULY
Traveling Stanzas
Presented in celebration of 40 years of the Wick Poetry Center at Kent State University, curated by
Annie Cyrus. The interactive show uses poetry to engage community members of various civic topics
and share viewpoints with a diverse range of people.
KSU HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER

THROUGH JULY 20
Science on Display: Cultural Experiments in Early Modern Science
ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM

THROUGH JULY 27
Oliver Jeffers: 15 Years of Picturing Books William Richards: The Vastness Beyond Vision

AKRON ART MUSEUM

THROUGH AUGUST 3
Multiples and Modes of Access
ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM

THROUGH AUGUST 10
Trickster Spirits: Demons, Foxes, and Tengu in Japanese Folklore
Eight Views: Picture, Place and Poem in East Asia
Hogarth’s Progress
ALLEN MEMORIAL ART MUSEUM

THROUGH OCTOBER 12
Arts of the Maghreb: North African Textiles and Jewelry
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART ARLENE M. AND ARTHUR S.
HOLDEN GALLERY

MARCH

March 7

7 CAN Journal Spring Issue Launch
6-9 pm
CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ART

Walk All Over Waterloo
5-9 pm
WATERLOO ARTS DISTRICT

Retroactively Speaking: 18 Years of Art Books
Cleveland
Through March 28
PINWHEEL GALLERY

Every Day Echoes: Small Moments, Big Connections,
Lasting Traditions
CIA LatinX Student Club
Opening reception 5-8 pm
Through March 28
CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ART ALAN LIPSON GALLERY

Craft + Design Exhibition
CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ART

First Friday Art Walk
5-9 pm
DOWNTOWN CANTON

Double Feature, Picture Glo: 2025 Dayglo Exhibit
This long-running fluorescent art show returns, a partnership with the Cleveland-based DayGlo company, which provides the paint. Fifty-five artists will create a variety of 2-D and 3-D work on this year’s theme, which gallery visitors can view through the provided glasses which make all the works pop in 3-D. The family-friendly opening reception offers the
chance to engage in some fluorescent crafts and mural painting, listen to live music and swig a glowing drink.
Opening reception 6-9 pm
Through March 30
WATERLOO ARTS

Interwoven Aspects: Innovation and Tradition in Paper Art
13th Annual National Juried Exhibition
Public reception & award ceremony 5-8 pm March 28
Through April 29
MORGAN CONSERVATORY

March 8

Legacy workshop – Preservation, presented by ICA
conservation preparator Jordan Mesavage
1-2:30 pm
ARTISTS ARCHIVES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE

ABC Chili Cook-Off
Tickets include a ceramic bowl donated by a local ceramicist, beverages,
live music and raffle baskets. Kids under 8 are free.
1-4 pm
ART HOUSE, INC.

March 9

Mindful Art: Sound Meditation
10-11 am
AKRON ART MUSEUM

March 12

Lost and Unmade: The Films of Bruce Checefsky
One of Cleveland independent filmmaker Checefsky’s obsessions is lost films or films that were conceived but never got made. He reinterprets these unseen movies as abstract and avant-garde shorts. Among the films he’ll screen are Witch’s Cradle, Andy Warhol Films Jack Smith Filming Normal Love, Doctors Hypnison, Ulysses Part 1, Bela, A Woman and Circles,
and Pharmacy.
5:30 pm
MCDONOUGH MUSEUM OF ART

March 13

Nevertheless, She Created: Encore
Bonfoey Gallery celebrates Women’s History Month with the second iteration of its Nevertheless, She Created Show. It features nearly three dozen area artists who work in printmaking, painting, sculpture, photography and multimedia including the recently deceased painter Patricia Zinsmeister Parker, photographer Linda Butler, ceramicist Diane
Therese Pinchot, composite photographer Ryn Clarke, mixed-media artist Leslye Arian Discont, animation artist Amber Kempthorn, sculptor Barbara Stanczak, painter Phyllis Seltzer, encaustic/mixed media artist Susan Squires, and many more.
Opening reception 5-8 pm
Through April 26
BONFOEY GALLERY

Cleveland Bouquet
Through April 26
YARDS PROJECT SPACE AT WORTHINGTON YARDS

March 13
James Massena March
Through April 26
(Midtown showroom appointments also available: Contact bellamy@
deepdiveart.com)
WORTHINGTON YARDS

March 14

Walkabout Tremont
5-10 pm
TREMONT NEIGHBORHOOD

Exploring Regional Art Today, with Greg Donley
Through May 11
HEIGHTS ARTS

from WOMAN 18 at BAYarts… Created by women,
of women & about women
Curated by Mary Urbas
Artist reception 1-3 pm April 13
Through April 13
BAYARTS SALLY OTTO GALLERY

PROOF Fellows Exhibition Opening reception 5-8 pm Through May 17
ZYGOTE PRESS
Annual Juried Exhibition
Curated by Mary Urbas and Gina Washington
Through April 5
BAYARTS

Dana Oldfather: De Novo Opening reception 6-8 pm Through April 30 ABATTOIR GALLERY
Cleveland Ballet: Impressions of Picasso
7:30-9 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

March 15

Friends and Family Open Studio
1 pm
ART HOUSE, INC.

March 18

Stark County High School Art Exhibit
Through April 6
CANTON MUSEUM OF ART

March 19

Meryl Engler and Rita Montlack
Woodcut prints, photography and installation are the basis of this show by two experienced area artists who both have detailed processes for sorting, layering and careful color selection that add up to distinctive im- agery. Nature, architecture, figures and pop culture appear in their works, filtered through their personal perceptions. Engler contributes oversized woodcuts that describe relationship, landscapes and human presence in the environment in her show The Constant Urge to Walk All Night. Meanwhile, Montlack’s work reflects a recent fascination with artificial intelligence; her show AI: Artificial Insanity, looks at how intelligence and insanity conflict and coexist.
Preview reception 5 pm March 19
Opening reception 5-8 pm March 21
Through April 26
HEDGE GALLERY

Arts Alive: A Space Odyssey
7-8 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

March 21

Third Friday
5-9 pm
78TH STREET STUDIOS

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

A Brush with Chaos & the Unpredictable: Works by Sean Jason Kelly
Kelly’s usually precise work takes a turn in this show, as the artist leans on the chaos of nature for his imagery, creating canvases that reflect the natural world’s tension between wildness and harmony. He explores visually how nature arrives at an equilibrium between chaos and control, to arrive at a sort of resilience. Each piece incorporates both structure and spontaneity, reflecting the artist’s journey towards understanding and embracing his own mental chaos.
Opening 5-9 pm
Through April 18
E11EVEN2 GALLERY

from WOMAN 18 at 78th Street Studios…created by women, of woman and about women
Curated by Mary Urbas to celebrate Women’s History Month
Third Friday 5-9 pm
UNDERSTORY @ 78TH STREET STUDIOS

88th Annual Juried Student Art & Design Exhibition Opening reception 5-7 pm; awards announced at
5:45 pm Through April 4
MCDONOUGH MUSEUM OF ART

March 22

She Said, She Said: Contemporary Women Artists
Through August 10
AKRON ART MUSEUM

Sight Unseen: International Photography by Blind Artists
Through May 18
MASSILLON MUSEUM

Emily Olszewski: Playdates
Through April 13
MASSILLON MUSEUM GALLERY M

March 23

Karamu Artists Inc: Printmaking, Race, and Community
Today, Karamu House, founded in 1915, is mostly known as one of the country’s foremost presenters of Black theater. But in the 1930s, it launched an active printmaking workshop where members, such as the young poet Langston Hughes, could come and experiment with varying techniques and themes of interest to the Black community. It produced a cluster of widely recognized Black printmakers who were part of a 1942 travelling exhibition. This show places their work in the context of the wider American art scene of the 1930s and ’40s, with more than 50 prints created by the Karamu member
group, featuring both items in the museum’s collections and significant loans.
Through August 17
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

March 26

Occidental Gypsy Performance
7-8:30 pm
TRANSFORMER STATION

March 27

Art House Artist Dialogues
7 pm
ART HOUSE, INC.

Talking Paper Lunchtime Chat: E. “Oscar” Maynard
12:15 pm
MORGAN CONSERVATORY

March 28

Interwoven Aspects: Innovation and Tradition in Paper Art
Public reception & award ceremony 5-8 pm
On view through April 29
MORGAN CONSERVATORY

Dual Exhibition: Paula Damm and Eileen Woods
Opening 5 pm
VALLEY ART CENTER

The Oblivion Project: Nuevo Tango of Astor Piazzolla
7:30-9 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

March 29

Friends & Family Clay Day
10 am
ART HOUSE, INC.

APRIL

April 1

KSU M.F.A. Exhibition, Week One: Austin Peer, Chungho Lyu, Caroline Perkison, Danicko Rivera,
Atoosa Fadaei and Brandon Hoida
Artist reception 5-7 pm April 4
Through April 4
KSU CENTER FOR THE VISUAL ARTS AND KSU DOWNTOWN GALLERY

April 2

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

April 4

Walk All Over Waterloo
5-9 pm
WATERLOO ARTS DISTRICT

Youngstown State University Art Day
Portfolio review for high school students
9 am-2 pm
CLIFFE COLLEGE OF CREATIVE ARTS YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY

First Friday Art Walk
5-9 pm
DOWNTOWN CANTON

Eileen Woods: Death by Gun
The artist has created 100 framed, wood-burned, hand-embroidered Prismacolor portraits of gun victims, including families and toddlers, to highlight to ubiquity and ordinariness of gun deaths, whether accidental, the result of personal beefs, or caused by mental illness or racism. She aims to draw attention to the individual gun deaths that don’t result in headlines, whose victims are grieved only by their families and friends.
Through April 25
PINWHEEL GALLERY

Elizabeth Emery and Laura Bidwa: How Do We Look?
Opening reception 6-9 pm Artist Talk 7:30 pm Through May 24

WATERLOO ARTS

April 5
The Seat Project: Marla Love Solo Exhibition
Through April 25
EAST AVE MARKET & GALLERY, AKRON

April 6

80th Annual May Show
This is the latest iteration of the long-running May Show, juried this year by curator Mary Urbas, former director at the now-closed Gallery at Lakeland Community College. Open to artists from all across Ohio.
Through May 18
MANSFIELD ART CENTER

April 7

Artist Talk: Paula Damm and Eileen Woods
6:30 pm
VALLEY ART CENTER

April 8

KSU M.F.A. Exhibition, Week Two: Kennan O’Toole, Cashay Johnson, Filomena Smola, Jade Carson, Alex
Dolleschal and Oliver Ray
Artist reception 5-7 pm April 11
Through April 11
KSU CENTER FOR THE VISUAL ARTS AND KSU DOWNTOWN GALLERY

April 9

Marcel Khalife: Legacy
7-8:30 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

April 10

Talking Paper Lunchtime Chat: Marianetta Porter
12:15 pm
MORGAN CONSERVATORY

Common Currents, curated by Kyle Butler and Grace Chin
April 10–June 21
Exhibit will be on view July 11–November 2 at the Burchfield Penney Art Center of Buffalo, NY
ARTISTS ARCHIVES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE

April 11

Walkabout Tremont
5-10 pm
TREMONT NEIGHBORHOOD

Jennifer Fitchwell, Favorite Places
Opening reception 5-8 pm
BAYARTS

Frank Nelson Wilcox Opening reception 5:30-8 pm Through June
WOLFS GALLERY

Chinese Musicians Association of North America
7:30-9 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

Summit Artspace Spring Exhibitions
Betty and Howard Taylor Main Gallery: The Bottom of Reality, a solo exhibition by Michael Marras
Welcome Gallery: Congressional High School Art Competition
Intersections Gallery: Impressions and Expressions, Group 10 Member Exhibition
Forum Gallery: Artists of Rubber City Juried Exhibition, Artists of the Rubber City
Horizon Gallery: New Chapter, BIPOC+ artist Janoi Daley’s solo show
Through June 14
SUMMIT ARTSPACE

April 12

Family Concert: Tell Stories with the Bomba Drums
Noon-1 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER

April 13

from WOMAN 18 at BAYarts… Created by women, for women & about women
Curated by Mary Urbas
Artist closing reception 1-3 pm
BAYARTS SALLY OTTO GALLERY

April 14

2025 Junior Art Exhibition
Reception 5-8 pm April 25
Through May 2
BALDWIN WALLACE FAWICK GALLERY

April 15

Cleveland State University 53rd Annual Student Art Show and Merit Scholar Exhibition
Opening reception and awards 5-8 pm April 17
Through May 16
BOSTWICK DESIGN ART INITIATIVE

KSU B.F.A. Senior Thesis Exhibition
Reception 5-7 pm April 25
Through April 25
KSU CENTER FOR THE VISUAL ARTS

April 16

Raul Midon
7:30-9 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

April 17

Community Culture Night, with Photographer McKinley Wiley
7 pm
ART HOUSE, INC.

April 18

Third Friday
5-9 pm
78TH STREET STUDIOS

Megan Dardis
Closing reception 5 pm
EXTRAORDINAIRE PHOTOS STUDIO

Tributary: Students & Kathleen Browne
Opening reception 5-7 pm
Through May 31
KSU DOWNTOWN GALLERY

Spring Graduating BFA Exhibition
Opening reception 5-7 pm
Through May 3
MCDONOUGH MUSEUM OF ART

April 19

Moments in the Spotlight: A Photographer’s Trip Through Rock & Roll
This show tells the story of the career of Anastasia Pantsios, Northeast Ohio’s most prominent and widely published music photographer. It looks at the highlights of her career shooting superstars such as David Bowie, Tina Turner, Stevie Nicks, Bruce Springsteen and Madonna, with an emphasis on the women performers of the ’70s/’80s superstar era. It also features a collection of her images of women in the contemporary Cleveland music scene. In addition, she has curated a set of photos of the women dominating pop music today, taken by two of the next generation of NE Ohio music photographers, Joe Kleon and Judie Vegh.
Opening reception 5-9 pm
Through June 3
BAYARTS SALLY OTTO PLAYHOUSE GALLERY

The Power of Wind: 3rd Annual Juried Student Art Show Opening night and awards 5:30 pm Thursday,
April 24 Through May 19
CLEVELAND FOUNDRY

Friends & Family Open Studio
1 pm
ART HOUSE, INC.

April 21

The Jerusalem Quartet: Complete Shostakovich Quartet Cycle
7:30-9 pm April 21, 22, 23, 29, & 30
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART GARTNER AUDITORIUM

April 22

2025 Spring Show
Opening reception 6 pm
CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ART

April 24

The Print Club of Cleveland Fine Print Fair Ticketed Preview Party 5:30-8 pm Thursday, April 24
Free and open to the public April 25–27
AMES FAMILY ATRIUM CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

April 26

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

Figure as Memento: New Ceramic and Mixed Media Artwork by Tom Bartel
This Cleveland artist, now a professor at Ohio University in Athens, is known for his “disturbing
and humorous” fragmented figures that draw on influences from classical antiquity to today’s
popular culture.
Through June 8
MASSILLON MUSEUM GALLERY M

April 29

This Riverbed Is a Cradle: Fiber Art of Michelle Wentling Art & Activism from the CMA
Collection

Apeiron: Eco-Art of John Sabraw
Through July 27
CANTON MUSEUM OF ART

Membership Exhibition
Through June 5
CUYAHOGA VALLEY ART CENTER

MAY

May 2

Walk All Over Waterloo
5-9 pm
WATERLOO ARTS DISTRICT

Spring Art Show and Open Studios
6-10 pm Friday, May 2
10 am-3 pm Saturday, May 3
SCREW FACTORY ARTISTS

First Friday Art Walk
5-9 pm
DOWNTOWN CANTON

Annual Urban Bright Exhibition
4 pm
ART HOUSE, INC.

Shannon Marie Timura: In the End, We Are All Stories
Through May 30
PINWHEEL GALLERY

May 8

Let’s Get Lost: Wandering and Aloofness
Through June 28
YARDS PROJECT SPACE AT WORTHINGTON YARDS

May 9

Walkabout Tremont
5-10 pm
TREMONT NEIGHBORHOOD

Annual Advanced Student Ceramic Exhibition
Opening reception 5-8 pm
BAYARTS

Eliades Ochoa
7:30-9 pm
CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

May 10

Ingenuity Bal: Rust Belt Renaissance
INGENUITY LABS AT HAMILTON COLLABORATIVE

Legacy workshop – Legal and Financial Considerations, presented by lawyer Todd Masuda and Dawn
McFadden 1-2:30 pm
ARTISTS ARCHIVES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE

A Boomer’s Retrospective and Inspirational Vision: Ravenoir Solo Exhibition
Through May 30
EAST AVE MARKET & GALLERY

Community Open House
11 am-4 pm
MORGAN CONSERVATORY

May 16

CAN Journal Summer Issue Launch
6-8 pm
EDWARD E. PARKER MUSEUM OF ART

Third Friday
5-9 pm
78TH STREET STUDIOS

Edra Soto: La Distancia Opening reception 5:30-8 pm Through July 19
THE SCULPTURE CENTER

Be Kind …Rewind: A Nostalgia Show
Opening 5-9 pm
Through June 20
E11EVEN2 GALLERY

May 17

Friends & Family Open Studio
1 pm
ART HOUSE, INC.

Common Currents Panel Discussion
Hilary Gent, Jeremy Johnson, Jordan Wong, Rhonda Brown, Moderator Michael Gill
ARTISTS ARCHIVES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE

May 19

Kent/Blossom Art Intensives Registration deadline dor classes June 2-15 KENT STATE UNIVERSITY