Anita F. Burgess’s mixed media painting, “Magpies,” is being shown in the the 19th Kaleidoscope Exhibition for Akron visual artists. These are artists from the Akron Art Society, Women’s Art League, and Cuyahoga Falls Art League. It is a juried … Continue reading →
Robie Benve will have work at the Marcia Evans Gallery, in the Columbus Short North Arts District, during the month of October. For this show, Robie has created a new body of work, a collection of colorful, semi-abstract, landscape … Continue reading →
Renate Fackler was commissioned by the family of James Thurber and Thurber House to create a bronze sculpture of James Thurber’s mother’s dog, known as “Muggs, The Dog that Bit People.” Muggs, an Airedale terrier, bit the mailman, the … Continue reading →
Bev Goldie was awarded an Individual Professional Artist Grant from the Greater Columbus Arts Council for 2021-22. The grant is for a series of encaustics entitled, “Derived from the Palettes of the Masters.” Her first piece, “Snippets of Monet,” … Continue reading →
Dawn Petrill’s painting, “Passing Through,” was included in the Cleveland Institute of Art’s Alumni Show. Her mixed media drawing, “Musing at Indian Run Falls,” is part of the Dublin Art League’s juried Irish Show, and her painting, “A Calm Landing,” … Continue reading →
Works by two Central Ohio Branch members were juried into the 85th National Midyear Exhibition at The Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, Ohio. Jane Flewellen’s portrait, “Tim Sitting In” and Darlene Yeager-Torre’s landscape, “A Summer Remembered” were selected … Continue reading →
Brenda Layman’s poem, “By Whose Hands the Broom Swept,” was published on the National League of American Pen Women website. The poem, inspired by Alice Schille’s watercolor painting, Looking Out the Window, will be shown at an upcoming Central Ohio Branch Show … Continue reading →
Two encaustic mixed media works, “Wine Country” and “Along the Road Home,” were accepted into the nationally juried encaustic exhibition, “Wax Works” in Kansas City, MO. The exhibition, which called for any works using wax, takes place at the Kansas … Continue reading →