Croissants & Collage Workshop

Ashtabula Arts Center

2928 W 13th St., Ashtabula, OH 44004

Saturday, May 11, 2024

Celebrate World Collage Day! Bring your favorite beverage and enjoy a morning of croissants, community, creativity and collage! No experience required! Novices and experts alike will enjoy creating collage postcards.

$20 per person includes materials

Click here to register by May 8th    or call 440-964-3396

PAPER, PAINT & CANVAS

The Art of Sharon Dundee

McDonough Museum of Art 

May 31 - July 20

Opening Reception, May 31st - 5:00-7:00 pm

525 Wick Ave, Youngstown, OH 44502

My creative process is heavily influenced by my love of typography, books, myth/stories, a wide variety of retro/ancient artifacts (Vintage paper publications, Neolithic cave paintings, Egyptian hieroglyphics) and, perhaps without realizing it consciously, my years of graphic design experience. This reveals itself most in the innate use of the cruciform composition.

I love to work in a heavily-textured mixed-media approach in my paintings. The tactile feeling of paper, paint and other elements helps me to better connect with the creative process.

My goal as an artist is to create new life from old forms. By mining a wealth of “decaying” material (discarded photos, old newsprint, books stripped of their covers, etc.) I seek to repurpose it. Through my work, I aim to connect the past and the present and hope that it may inspire the future.

Landscape paintings (acrylic/watercolor) by Jennifer Sowders at Schedel Gardens -  April 2 - June 13, 2024

“Meet the Artist” reception April 7, 2024 2-4pm (Schedel Gardens:19255 W Portage River South Rd Elmore, OH)

Some of the work representative of the show:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/14qpN8rAAhJ4aWVD9

Hayley Gallery 260 Market Street; Suite B
New Albany, Ohio 43054
(614) 855-4856

Gallery Hours:
Monday - Saturday: 11 am - 5 pm

Reception: 5 - 8 PM, Saturday, March 9th

Opening Reception:

Feb 17th from 1-4

RAW Gallery - 112 E Main St.

The exhibition Mindful Cycles of Hope features the work of Matt Swift, incorporating three distinct types of art: abstract expressionist action painting with the help of a robot vacuum, meditational photography with digital manipulation, and video installation and mixed media experimentation. Each piece is accompanied by detailed information to enhance and deepen the viewer's understanding and appreciation of the artwork. For more work by Matt Swift.

As part of Mindful Cycles of Hope, at 2:30pm the artist Matt Swift will lead a short meditation on drinking. Meditation and mindfulness are a foundation of the works in this show and the artist’s creative practice. The artist will invite those at the reception to take a few moments to turn their attention to the drink they have in their hands, take a few deep breaths and focus on the marvel of the liquid that fills their cup and how that liquid is connected to a larger existence we often take for granted.

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Lions and tigers and bears oh my! Please join me at my 2020 Feathers and Fur art exhibit held in the lobby at the Rhodes - State office tower, downtown Columbus, OH. The exhibit run from June 1-30, 2020 and opened to the public from 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m.

Stop by to see the portraits of celebrity art exhibited the entire month of January 2019 at the downtown Columbus, Ohio,State Office Tower, Rhodes Building in the lobby area. That's located at 30 E. Broad Street.

Structures of The Past is now showing at The Roosevelt Coffee House (300 E Long St, Columbus, OH 43215).

Come and experience a bygone era through shape and color. In a series of pastel paintings, Zach Cardoza takes us back to a time of class and elegance.  

Pies and Pints in the Short North is hosting contemporary artist and photographer Sheryl Lazenby for the month of May. Visitors can see her "Ohio—Seen & Unseen" exhibit which showcases both traditional and infrared photographs. Sheryl shoots with a standard DSLR and a camera that has been permanently converted to shoot 720nm infrared which captures a spectrum of light we are unable to see with our eyes.

See the Gallery Hop exhibit news for more information.

JT Thompson and Ohio Art League present: A Place in Time with XYZ

Abstract oil painter JT Thompson is known for his fragmented, labyrinth landscapes. He works in a style he calls Geometric Surrealism, in which physical spaces are abstracted to create a highly distorted vision of reality. 

His subtle, shifting, spaces operate on a kind of dream-logic. Forms rise and recede simultaneously, as perspective seems to oscillate. This framework challenges the certainty of the observer’s point of view, as spaces that should feel familiar become ambiguous and conflicting. 

Born and raised in the Dayton area, Thompson settled in Columbus after receiving a scholarship to study painting at the Columbus College of Art and Design. He has received Individual Artist Grants from the Greater Columbus Arts Council, and was selected for the Ohio Arts Council’s 2017 Biennial Juried Exhibition. His work is represented in the collections of the Columbus Museum of Art, the Greater Columbus Convention Center, and Northern Kentucky University.

 

Exhibit: February 5 – March 30, 2018

Artist Talk & Reception: March 9, 2018, 7-9pm

#LifeisLabyrinth

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