Standing Rock Cultural Arts and
The Women’s Art Recognition Movement (W.A.R.M.) present
12th Annual WARM Arts Silent Auction
-Proceeds to benefit Family & Community Services of Portage County
-Highlighting the artistic achievements of women
-Photographs, Paintings, Collages, Beaded Jewelry, Sculpture, Clothing and more
-Food, beverages, beautiful art
WHEN: Saturday, March 3rd, 8:00pm. Opening Reception
-Auction closes at 5pm on Saturday, March 24.
WHERE: North Water Street Gallery, 257 N. Water St., Kent
CONTACT: 330-673-4970 or 330-686-9800
GALLERY HOURS: Thursday-Saturday 1-5pm.
-Or by appointment @ 330-673-4970
ARTISTS AND BUSINESSES DONATING;
Kristen Fouquet, Mary Defer, Deb Defer, Cheryl A Townsend, Annette Yoho
Feltes, Rebekah Brenner, Kathryn Mussleman, Laura Barrett Wynn, Michelle Moore, Susan Perzanowski, Shannon Workman, Crooked River Herb Farm, Standing Rock Cultural Arts and more!
ABOUT THE WOMEN’S ART RECOGNITION MOVEMENT (W.A.R.M)
W.A.R.M. is a nonprofit, grassroots organization of international women artists founded in 1999 by Dr Molly Merryman and Cheryl Townsend, with the sole intent of utilizing and promoting the artistic eclecticism of women through exhibitions, workshops, seminars, performances, publications, and whatever means necessary to ensure her voice is heard, her vision shared, her art available.
Based in the Standing Rock Cultural Arts North Water Street Gallery in Kent, OH, it has curated shows at Blue Ruin Gallery in Pittsburgh and numerous Ohio located venues.
www.standingrock.net for updates
The Women’s Art Recognition Movement (W.A.R.M.) present
12th Annual WARM Arts Silent Auction
-Proceeds to benefit Family & Community Services of Portage County
-Highlighting the artistic achievements of women
-Photographs, Paintings, Collages, Beaded Jewelry, Sculpture, Clothing and more
-Food, beverages, beautiful art
WHEN: Saturday, March 3rd, 8:00pm. Opening Reception
-Auction closes at 5pm on Saturday, March 24.
WHERE: North Water Street Gallery, 257 N. Water St., Kent
CONTACT: 330-673-4970 or 330-686-9800
GALLERY HOURS: Thursday-Saturday 1-5pm.
-Or by appointment @ 330-673-4970
ARTISTS AND BUSINESSES DONATING;
Kristen Fouquet, Mary Defer, Deb Defer, Cheryl A Townsend, Annette Yoho
Feltes, Rebekah Brenner, Kathryn Mussleman, Laura Barrett Wynn, Michelle Moore, Susan Perzanowski, Shannon Workman, Crooked River Herb Farm, Standing Rock Cultural Arts and more!
ABOUT THE WOMEN’S ART RECOGNITION MOVEMENT (W.A.R.M)
W.A.R.M. is a nonprofit, grassroots organization of international women artists founded in 1999 by Dr Molly Merryman and Cheryl Townsend, with the sole intent of utilizing and promoting the artistic eclecticism of women through exhibitions, workshops, seminars, performances, publications, and whatever means necessary to ensure her voice is heard, her vision shared, her art available.
Based in the Standing Rock Cultural Arts North Water Street Gallery in Kent, OH, it has curated shows at Blue Ruin Gallery in Pittsburgh and numerous Ohio located venues.
www.standingrock.net for updates
News and Exhibitions - Explore the art movement going on in
Kent and throughout Northeast Ohio. aroundkent also contains
artist's galleries in "Independent artists" and "NEO Contemporary."
After Zero: New Abstractions in Contemporary Art
Works by: Jerry Birchfield, Mark Keffer, and Michelle Murphy
Exhibition open from
January 23 - February 24
Reception February 9 from 5:00-7:00pm
Gallery West
Cuyahoga Community College/Western Campus
2nd floor of the Campus Library
11000 Pleasant Valley Road
Parma, OH 44130
(216) 987-5322
website
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Standing Rock Cultural Arts
“Nature Made”
Acrylic Paintings and Prints by Gary Phile
Sculptural Installation by
Laine Keener
North Water Street Gallery
Standing Rock Cultural Arts
257 North Water Street
Kent, OH 44240
330-673-4970
website
Saturday, February 4th, 7:30pm. Opening Reception. -Exhibit runs through february 25th. CONTACT: HOURS: Thursday-Saturday, 1-5pm.
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Kent State University
School of Art Gallery
Student Annual Exhibition
February 23 - March 14, 2012
reception: Thursday, Feb.23, 5-7 PM
KSU Art Building
330-672-7853
website
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Akron Art Museum
SuperNatural: Landscapes by Bruce Checefsky and Barry Underwood
October 29, 2011 - March 4, 2012 Fred and Laura Ruth Bidwell Gallery
Cleveland artists Bruce Checefsky and Barry Underwood utilize the effects of atmospheric light in addition to outside light sources to create ephemeral moments in the landscape that give viewers the sense of discovering hidden worlds. Their inventive use of photography and light alters our perception of the landscape to reveal unseen aspects.
website
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Kent State University Museum Collectors
and Collecting
June 24, 2010 - June 24, 2012
Tarter/Miller, Palmer, and Mull Galleries
Sara Hume, Curator
website
A GUIDE TO SCIENCE
Work by
Jeff Curtis and Craig Martin
Drawing and paintings. Two long time friends bring their art and music to Brandt Gallery.
website
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8501 to 11400 (On Moving)
Corrie Slawson, Ben Kinsley and Brandon Juhasz
On view January 20th, 2012 through March 31st, 2012
MOCA Cleveland’s final season at its current location will conclude with a group exhibition aptly titled 8501 to 11400 (On Moving).
216-421-8671
website
8501 to 11400 (On Moving)
Corrie Slawson, Ben Kinsley and Brandon Juhasz
On view January 20th, 2012 through March 31st, 2012
MOCA Cleveland’s final season at its current location will conclude with a group exhibition aptly titled 8501 to 11400 (On Moving).
216-421-8671
website
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Kent State School of Art Galleries
Downtown Gallery
Semper Fidelis: How I Met My Father
mixed media work by Tom Hubbard
March 28 - May 12, 2012
reception: March 29, 5-7 PM
website
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aroundkent spotlight
Heights Arts (HA) is a nonprofit 501(c)3 community arts organization in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Founded in 2000, Heights Arts enriches the quality of life in the Heights by cultivating a strong, diverse, and collaborative arts community.
The city's proximity to University Circle, home to cultural destinations in Cleveland which include the Cleveland Museum of Art and Severance Hall, has created a community rich with artists, performers, art educators, administrators and others who make their livelihood in the performing or visual arts.
Heights
Arts is helping Cleveland Heights fulfill its potential to be a
community that promotes an environment rich in arts and recreation year
round. A community commitment to arts enriches our lives in ways that
are not necessarily quantifiable: living is simply better. Arts and
recreation provide people of varied backgrounds — no matter what their
race, religion, or culture — a comfortable way to come together and
learn about each other and to strengthen the community through
understanding. website!
