WC Bevan | Form Gathering / Jigsaw Assembly
December 11 - January 29
Opening Reception: December 11, 5-8 pm
Coming up
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August 26 - October 1
Waking Dream
Ewuresi Archer
Crystal Miller
Samantha Schneider
Two students and one recent alumna of the Cleveland Institute of Art explore issues of beauty, identity, and interior truths. Ewuresi Archer utilizes florescent colors and distorted shapes to create unnatural environments that question the nature of reality and how it frequently slips our grasp. Crystal Miller deconstructs aesthetics that represent her Blackness and personal experiences with hair through unconventional materials such as beads yarn, rhinestones, and foam. Samantha Schneider sets up her large scale self-portraits as intensely saturated film stills or magazine advertisements using lighting tactics found in action, sci-fi and horror movies in which her various personas play the starring roles.
Gallery One (First Floor)
August 26 - October 1
Theo Brooks | Ritual Relations
Exquisitely crafted sculptural glass by British-born artist Theo Brooks, a 2021 MFA graduate from Bowling Green State University, is inspired by deep research into the use and creation of artifacts found in Cyprus from around 2000BC. Brooks delves into his personal Cypriot cultural identity by reimagining and reinventing faux ritual objects. “The reinvented objects allow me to discover a part of my heritage that I have been removed from, whilst going back even further into these ancient practices to unknown and mysterious 'spaces'. The reinvention of some of these objects reflect a culture gone and remembered through the objects they made. Visual clues and associations to ritual in the work allows one to believe they could be objects of ‘contemporary antiquity’ and ceremonially used by an unknown past or future culture.”
Gallery Two
August 26 - October 1
Amber Koprin | Lawn
Koprin's diminutive nightscapes invite viewers “to shift between comfort and discomfort, to feel fluttering moments of loneliness, melancholy, mystery, and unsettling stillness.” Her fictionalized depictions of the Midwestern house in the dead of night with their telltale suggestions of home - lawn chairs, fences, sidewalks, trashcans, hoses coiled carelessly in the shadows – appear theatrically staged, yet deeply familiar. Koprin received her MFA from BGSU in 2020
Gallery Six
Past
 2.21 - 3.21Natalie Lanese | Paint Piles |  11.20 - 2.21Loraine Lynn | Scheme |  7.20 - 10.20Anthropocene | KA Letts |
|---|---|---|
 5.20 - 6.20Golden Thread | Joanna Manousis |  1.24.20 - 5.15.20Another Roadside Attraction | Group show |  02.07.20 - 3.30.20CROSSROADS |
 10.4.19 - 11.16.19JB 2 | John Brekke & Jane Bruce |  9.6.19 - 10.1.19Bill Ross | Sick with Excitement |  7.19 - 8.19Brach Tiller | Looking Glass |
 6.19 - 7.19Agency II | A group exhibition |  4.18.19 - 5.24.9Tremble| Commito, Cooper, Kabot |  3.15.19 - 4.12.19Kazuki Takizawa | INFINITE SPECTRUM |
 2.1.19 - 3.9.19Madhurima Ganguly | BODH |  12.13.18 - 1.26.19Jordan Buschur | More with More with Less |  11.15.18 - 12.8.18Kitsch Alchemy | Zac Weinberg |
 10.18 - 11.10.18Charles Tucker | Construction = Construing |  6.15.18 - 8.5.18Pretty Queer | Group Exhibition |  4.19.17 - 6.2.17Augusto Bordelois | Reset |
 3.14.18 - 4.28.18Loraine Lynn | (a) Production |  2.16.18 - 3.30.18Thinking with Animals | Group Exhibition |  12.15.17 - 1.29.18Alli Hoag | Alternate Beginnings |
 11.16.17 - 12.9.17Borrowed Skies | Boryana Rusenova Ina |  10.19.17 - 11.11.17a watcher's skin | Dayna Riemland |  9.15.17 - 10.8.17Momentum: the exhibition |
 6.15 - 7.15.17kaleidoscopic feed | Brach Tiller |  5.18.17 - 6.18.17Nature Morte | Joanna Manousis |  4.20.17 - 5.13.17Trans Human | KA Letts |
 2.16.17 - 3.22.17Heterogeneous| Group Exhibition |  11.04.16 - 12.10.17Mark Why | Strange Terrain |  9.15 - 11.10.16HUSHex| Megan Biddle, Amber Cowan, Jessica Jane Julius, Sharyn O'Mara |
 8.12.16 - 9.8.16Ben Schonberger | Beautiful Pig |  6.16.16 - 7.30.16Eric Zeigler | Underlying |  4.21.16 - 6.4.16Augusto Bordelois | Immigrants, Outcasts, and Other Heroes |
 316 - 4.16Borders |  10.02.15 - 10.30.15 |  10.06.15 - 11.06.15John Gutoskey Queerly Beloved |
 4.18.15 - 5.23.15the other line is moving faster |  2.6.15 - 3.21.15Love (and other lamentations of the flesh): Lou Krueger and Jessi Li |  12.5.14 - 01.10.15Passion & Adornment II: Amy Beeler |
 11.14.14 - 11.29.14Elsewhere: Paul Henri Bourguignon |  10.2.14 - 11.2.14States of Matter |  7.01.14 - 9.15.14Summer Fare III (gallery artists) |
 5.09.14 - 6.20.14Rust-Belt-Muse: new works by Sandra Jane Heard |  2.14.14 - 3.21.14Desafinado Detroit |  11.22.13 - 1.03.14Now & Ever Paintings by Andre Rabodzeenko |
 10.4.13 - 11.8.13....gone WILD |  5.13 - 7.13Matika Wilbur: Indian Enough |  2.1.11 - 3.21.11Winter Salon II |
 12.14.12 - 1.25.13Salon of Gallery Artists & Friends |  11.01.12 - 12.07.12Kende: Archetypes Divining the Nagual new works by Ivan Kende |  6.7.12 – 8.15.12 |
 2.27.12 – 4.20.12Clay Walker: From Figuration to Abstraction |  12.11 – 1.12Gems, Jewels, and Curiosities |  10.11 – 12.11Marc Leone, Josh Byers, JC Christy |
 9.9.11 – 10.20.11Paul-Henri Bourguignon |  7.11 – 9.11Summer Fare |  5.11 – 6.11Transforming Touch |
 3.11 – 4.11 |  1.11 – 2.11 |  11.10 – 1.11Precious Alchemy |
 8.10 – 9.10 |  6.10 – 7.10Sandra Jane Heard: The Journey |  4.10 – 6.10Veronica Leiton |
 2.10 – 4.10Absolute Europa |  11.09 – 1.10Clay Walker: Mid-century works |