Exhibits
Dialogue with Life, Paintings by Betty Michael Wolfe, July 27-Sept. 21, in Barberton
Summit Artspace on Tusc 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue, BarbertonBetty Michael Wolfe is a signature member of Akron Society of Artists, Women’s Art League of Akron, Cuyahoga Valley Art Center and Whiskey Painters of America. Her striking, character-driven paintings will […]
Area artists display self-portraits in July-Aug show, “Me, Myself and I?”
Summit Artspace on East Market 140 East Market Street, AkronThe July-August 2019 show, Me, Myself and I? Juried Art Exhibition at Summit Artspace on East Market has brought together self-portraits where artists interpret themselves as pixels, stone coldness, the […]
“Seeing Ron” is believing! Artist’s show is July 6-Aug 17
Summit Artspace on East Market 140 East Market Street, AkronSeeing Ron is believing! The Akron artist leaves a huge impression with show at Summit Artspace Welcome Gallery, July 6-Aug 17. Artist and art educator Ron White of Akron is a […]
Akron Society of Artists Member Show: Portraits
Summit Artspace on East Market 140 East Market Street, AkronThe Akron Society of Artists Member Show, Face About Face, takes the portrait genre head on for an exhibit in the group's third floor studio space at Summit Artspace on […]
Painting New York & San Juan by Lizzi Aronhalt, July 19-Aug 31
Summit Artspace on East Market 140 East Market Street, AkronNew work by artist Lizzi Aronhalt features her colorageous response to architecture and life in New York City & San Juan. The show runs from July 19 to Aug. 31, […]
Small Gems – Artists of Rubber City Exhibit & Sale, July 19-Aug. 31
Summit Artspace on East Market 140 East Market Street, AkronSmall Gems Members Exhibition & Sale opens on Friday, July 19, in the small BOX (directly behind The BOX Gallery) with a reception from 5 - 8 p.m. with members […]
OPENING NIGHT: This is Max Markwald; “Dissociation” Aug. 3-Sept. 7, 2019
Summit Artspace on East Market 140 East Market Street, AkronMonth-by-month between 2018 and 2019, Max Markwald became. The artist documented the process of dissociation on canvasses that eventually held no trace of the Melissa that was before. Summit Artspace […]
