Current Exhibitions

Winter Exhibitions Booklet

Betty and Howard Taylor Main Gallery

"The Corn Shellers" by Tom Baldwin

23rd Annual Kaleidoscope Exhibition | Juried Exhibition

Kaleidoscope is an annual holiday show presented by the Alliance for the Visual Arts (AVA). This show is open to all members of AVA organizations: Akron Society of Artists (ASA), Artists of Rubber City (AoRC), Cuyahoga Valley Art Center (CVAC), Medina County Art League (MCAL), Ohio Collage Society (OSC), and Women’s Art League of Akron (WAL). This year’s exhibition is juried by Jeffrey Katzin, PhD, Senior Curator at the Akron Art Museum.

Welcome Gallery

"Burning" by Amanda Branham

Confessions of a Comic Book Artist | Amanda Branham

Summit DD artist Amanda “A.L.” Branham’s showcases her practice from 1996 to the present in Confessions of a Comic Book Artist. Inspired by family, fellow artists, music, her friend Kosperry, and influences ranging from classic Disney and Looney Tunes to Don Bluth and Jim Davis, the work reflects her personal story through original comic characters. A.L. has also expanded her practice to include colored pencil, pyrography, acrylic, and oil painting, often highlighting the fantasy themes that define her work.

Intersections Gallery

"Connecting Across Borders" by Therese Cook

Diversity | Canton Artists League

Canton Artists League is a welcome forum for all artists, photographers, and craftspeople to meet and help further their creativity through exhibits, workshops, and a shared bond of talent and imagination. Members live in Stark County, Ohio, and neighboring areas. Canton Artists League is an affiliate of the Canton Museum of Art.

Forum Gallery

"Covered in Sunset Haze" by Meryl Engler

Never Just a Quilt | Group Exhibition

This exhibition brings together artists working in traditional and contemporary quilts, quilt patterns and motifs, and illustrated mixed-media artworks. The diverse group consists of Taylor Clapp, Laura Engler, Meryl Engler, Denise Harrison, Davis Saunders, and Stephanie Stewart showcasing a multitude of perspectives honoring quilt traditions of women, people of color, and the queer community.

Horizon Gallery

"HOW TO STOP WORRYING" by Linda McConaughy

It Is What It Is | Linda McConaughy

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