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  Supported in part by Summit DD to Empower People of All Abilities!  PLUS events at Akron Art Museum, Akron Soul Train, Nightlight Cinema and more    Akron, OHIO (Feb […]

  Akron, OHIO (Jan 11, 2024) — Do you know someone whose work has left an indelible mark on the local arts scene in Summit and surrounding counties? Now is the

Akron, OHIO (January 9, 2024) — Akron-native and painter Sylvia Sykes was recently selected by jurors Darius Steward and Gwen Waight for Summit Artspace’s 3rd annual solo exhibition for BIPOC+ (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) artists. Sykes’ exhibition, The Aunties, will

Welcome! Winter is wonderful to contemplate life, especially in Northeast Ohio, as we hibernate from the elements. Whether it be new ways of working with subjects, materials, and processes in

Welcome!  This fall, our exhibitions emphasize the interconnectedness of our arts community—and community at large —in Summit County. Themes of belonging, place, and healing run throughout the shows. The strong

By Grace Carter Since 2002, the Arts Alive Awards, presented by Summit Artspace, have recognized outstanding artists, educators, administrators, and patrons who strengthen the arts and culture sector in Summit

Media Contact:  Jaclyn Hale, Community Engagement Coordinator, Summit Artspace  (330) 376-8480 ex. 3  jaclyn@summitartspace.org Download Images Media Kit Fall Exhibitions Open at Summit Artspace on October 6 Akron, OHIO (Tuesday,

Welcome!   Summers are filled with adventures and gathering— things that make us feel alive and human. To me, this exhibition cycle is special because it embodies many of the feelings

Media Contact:    Jaclyn Hale, Community Engagement Coordinator, Summit Artspace   (330) 376-8480 ex. 3   jaclyn@summitartspace.org   Download Images: www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/1kpr9shkc1u99hlpefqbu/h?dl=0&rlkey=q4r3ko79admpk8rmibqpxi311  Media Kit: https://www.summitartspace.org/media-kit/    Summer Exhibitions Open at Summit Artspace on July 7     Akron, OHIO (Jun. 16, 2023)

Welcome! On April 7, 1987 the National Museum of Women in the Arts opened its doors in Washington, D.C.; it is the first museum devoted solely to women artists. There