#Ohio Art

[the-overgrown-states]

O-H!!

[tithsokphanny31]

Early 2000s dolls?

[longlistshort]

78th Street Studios, located in Cleveland, is the largest art and design complex in Northeast Ohio. The building is home to several art galleries, artist studios, performance spaces, and businesses, and is a great place to see local art.

Tonight, 11/15, the complex and several of its creative spaces will be open from 5-9pm for its monthly Third Friday event.

Below are some selections from April of this year.

Gallery 202 has a variety of work from local artists for sale and also hosts exhibitions. Above is work from Jennifer Omaitz's exhibition Where Love Lives and mixed media work by Mark Yasenchack.

Sculptures and installations can be found throughout the building like the light sculpture pictured above by Dana L. Depew.

Rebecca Cross' installation Rock Cloud, was part of her exhibition Mapping the Sensorial at HEDGE Gallery. The gallery focuses on promoting contemporary artists from Northeast Ohio.

Susan Snipes' work, pictured above was part of a group exhibition at Understory.

You can also see artists at work in their studios. Above is work by Jessica Mia Vito.

Dawn Tekler encaustic wax paintings like the one pictured above, are on view in her studio.

The painting above is by Laurel Herbold, located outside her studio.

Walking through the halls you can also find artwork hanging outside several of the spaces- like the two paintings below.

David King, "Snow Day", Oil on aluminum

Scott McIntire, "The Birds", Enamel on canvas

[schlady]

Winter blues be gone! ❄️ A varied collection of my paintings are on display & for sale in Rico's Cafe in downtown Colorado Springs throughout the month of February 2024.

Over a dozen original acrylic paintings of landscapes & cats, dating from way back in 2000-and-late all the way up to 2024. 🥹🖼️

[ohio-thestate]

show us the maid costume like rn

- not @duothelingo

ooc - I have no idea what to show you guys since idk how I'd portray a state in a maid dress, but I did actually make a human design on my interpretation of how they'd look so

here's this doodle I guess lmao

[bee1ne]

ART + ACTIVISM + ACTION

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Thank you for the opportunity to showcase my art & hear my voice! @warholwallst @artmakescbus

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As an artist it is our duty to document and create what we feel and see, what is inspiring us to create during this time period, the smell of popcorn on a game winning day. A beacon of hope in the most wretched of places, None is more powerful than the misery and disparity we turn into beauty.

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Who, what, where inspires you?

[houndvoice]

Y’all seen these videos

[sepiamestus]

The different cultures miku trend is really really cool unfortunately I'm from rural Ohio so if I had a miku she would look something like this

[floodleaf]

jaybird, ohio

[archiveofaffinities]

Longaberger Building, Newark, Ohio, 1997

[zombilenium]

"Pinball Wizardry," Cleveland, Ohio,

Courtesy: Mr. P. Explores

[tithsokphanny31]

Who remembers Betty Spaghetty?

[longlistshort]

The painting above is 3 Oracles, 2022, by Sayre Gomez, on view at Columbus Museum of Art. It is part of the exhibition New Encounters: Reframing the Contemporary Collection of the Columbus Museum of Art .

From the museum about the work-

Based in Los Angeles, Sayre Gomez often employs techniques borrowed from Hollywood set painting and commercial advertising to heighten the sense of lifelikeness in his paintings. In 3 Oracles, Gomez’s depiction of a vacant big-box store renders the shifting forces of the consumer economy in exacting, photo-realistic detail. The three appliance brands represented on the store’s façade, DieHard, Craftsman, and Kenmore, were all formerly owned by Sears Corporation, a retail giant that filed for bankruptcy in 2018.

Gomez recently co-curated the Feed the Streets Benefit Show at Sebastian Gladstone in Los Angeles. The opening is tomorrow evening (7/13) from 6-9pm and the exhibition will be on view until 8/3/24.

The group exhibition includes work by- Alfonso Gonzalez Jr. , Andrew Park, Bennet Schlesinger, Bryan Ruiz, Calvin Marcus, Chad Murray, Eddie Martinez, Emma McMillan, Evan Holloway, Greg Ito, G.V. Rodriguez, Jaime Muñoz, Jake Longstreth, Jonas Wood, Josh Smith, JPW3, Julia Yerger, Juliana Halpert, Justin Caguiat, Kalan Strauss, Mario Ayala, Max Hooper Schneider, Mungo Thomson, Nick Angelo, Nick Clark, Nihura Montiel, Richard Tinkler, Ryan Preciado, Sam Moyer, Sayre Gomez, Sterling Ruby, timo fahler, and Tristan Unrau.

All proceeds benefit Feed the Streets and their ongoing mission of colecting donated food, hygiene products, clothing, and educational items for hand to hand distribution in Los Angeles and New York. Feed the Streets also provides athletic and creative resources for underserved youth.

[schlady]

Felt like making a little random post to give your feeds a bright pop of colorful fun, and I hope you can take a moment to check out my art!

This is just a sampling of all the things I make for my art brand Schlady, which covers the whole spectrum of my colorful art & design work: original acrylic paintings, art prints, greeting cards, stickers, buttons, magnets, and more. As you can see, I care quite a bit about cats, landscapes, memes, and expressions of pride, and I love to make new & custom designs whenever I can.

I'm honored to be able to share my inspirations & expressions with those who enjoy living life just as colorfully as I do... thank you! I'm grateful for each & every reblog, customer, client, and stockist that keeps my art dream going strong. 🌈💜- Kelli

[suppernerd]

IM SO EXCITED 4 THIS BOOK, its looking so good so far ^^

Been trying to practice with perspective recently so have this 🤞

characters belong to @dingodoodles !!!

[theartofmadeline]

“hell is real” felt patch sewn onto an upcycled flannel. inspired by the ohio billboard