Past Events & Programs
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Glo Party
Join Kaiser Gallery on Saturday, January 15 at 7:00 pm
On January 15, from 7 - 11 pm, join Kaiser Gallery for a Glo Party to drive away the winter blues, featuring music by LIBRARIAN (LIVE PA).
Join us for an awesome evening of music, art, cocktails, and good vibes at our first ever GLO Party! Support the arts and our public programming for the 2022 season while dancing the night away. Dress up in your brightest clothes and enter the best glo attire contest to win prizes. The first 20 guests will get a GLO bracelet to wear all night while you sip curated cocktails and make your way through the gallery to enjoy contemporary artworks. We'll be featuring house music by LIBRARIAN (LIVE PA), small bites, selfie station fun with light props, and more! Get tickets now before they sell out!
This event is 21+. IDs will be checked at the door.
*Black lights are not in the gallery
Join us for an awesome evening of music, art, cocktails, and good vibes at our first ever GLO Party! Support the arts and our public programming for the 2022 season while dancing the night away. Dress up in your brightest clothes and enter the best glo attire contest to win prizes. The first 20 guests will get a GLO bracelet to wear all night while you sip curated cocktails and make your way through the gallery to enjoy contemporary artworks. We'll be featuring house music by LIBRARIAN (LIVE PA), small bites, selfie station fun with light props, and more! Get tickets now before they sell out!
This event is 21+. IDs will be checked at the door.
*Black lights are not in the gallery
Basics of Cocktail Making
Join Kaiser Gallery on Sunday, January 9 at 6:00 pm
Interested in learning how to make cocktails like a pro? Join us at Kaiser Gallery for an introduction to cocktail making! Our mixologist will guide you through the basics while sharing some delicious and exciting aromatics. In this class session you'll learn how to create your own bitters, you'll get to make two drinks of your own, and by the end you'll be well on your way to becoming a master mixologist!
Class ticket includes all instruction and ingredients. Each attendee will make 2 drinks. Must be 21 or older.
Class ticket includes all instruction and ingredients. Each attendee will make 2 drinks. Must be 21 or older.
NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
Join Kaiser Gallery on December 31 at 8:00 pm
Ring in the new year with Kaiser Gallery on December 31 at 8:00 pm! Our New Year's Eve Party is the perfect way to celebrate. We'll have small bites, a selfie photo station, a champagne toast, and more for you to enjoy. Plus, our curated cocktails at our cash bar will keep you feeling festive all night long. And don't forget about our light base art exhibit, Future Resonance - it's the perfect way to light up the new year!
The health and safety of our guests are of the utmost importance to us. Our staff is vaccinated and we have resumed wearing masks until future notice for your safety. We request that all guests of our event show proof of vaccination or provide a negative Covid test.
Make sure to register today, as space is limited!
The health and safety of our guests are of the utmost importance to us. Our staff is vaccinated and we have resumed wearing masks until future notice for your safety. We request that all guests of our event show proof of vaccination or provide a negative Covid test.
Make sure to register today, as space is limited!
Curating Cocktails Workshop
Join Kaiser Gallery on Sunday, December 19 at 6:00 pm
Kaiser Gallery invites you to a special unique cocktail experience. In this interactive course, you'll learn how to create a custom cocktail to be paired with contemporary artwork from Kaiser Gallery's current exhibition. Follow the instructor as they guide you through the process of creating and crafting a new and exciting experience for your palate and your eyes.
Class ticket includes all instruction and ingredients.
Each attendee will make 2 drinks. Must be 21 or older.
Class ticket includes all instruction and ingredients.
Each attendee will make 2 drinks. Must be 21 or older.
Drag Bingo: Featuring Peach Fuzz & Anhedonia Delight
Join Kaiser Gallery on Saturday, December 18 at 7:00 pm
Drag Bingo is back! On Saturday, December 18 at 7 PM, Ryder Slowly and Anhedonia Delight take over Kaiser Gallery for an evening of bingo, cocktails, and prizes. With their infectious personalities and amazing drag performances, this king and queen are sure to keep you entertained all night long. So come out, have some fun, and maybe even walk away with a prize or two.
Free event, but registration required. This event books fast, so don't delay!
*We hold tables for up to 20 min without notice. If your party has not arrived or called via phone within 20 minutes of the start time, we may release tables.
Free event, but registration required. This event books fast, so don't delay!
*We hold tables for up to 20 min without notice. If your party has not arrived or called via phone within 20 minutes of the start time, we may release tables.
Sketch & Sip at Kaiser Gallery
Join Kaiser Gallery on Thursday, December 16 at 7:00 pm
Join Kaiser Gallery on Thursday, December 16, from 7 pm - 9 pm for Sketch and Sip!
This special life drawing session features a themed guest model and discounted pricing on drinks. Register now to guarantee your seat. Sketch, drink curated cocktails, socialize with friends, and see Kaiser Gallery's latest exhibit, Future Resonance. Bring your sketchbook and dry drawing materials to join in on the fun!
All levels welcomed! Registration required.
This special life drawing session features a themed guest model and discounted pricing on drinks. Register now to guarantee your seat. Sketch, drink curated cocktails, socialize with friends, and see Kaiser Gallery's latest exhibit, Future Resonance. Bring your sketchbook and dry drawing materials to join in on the fun!
All levels welcomed! Registration required.
Guest Model: Lisa Millions
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Lisa Millions is a Fashion and Technical designer and pattern maker turned Aerospace and Defense Design Engineer from Cleveland, Ohio. After graduating from Kent State University's The Fashion School, she started her own business and created her upcycled line 3xHearts and minimal streetwear unisex line Circle.Square, participating in events such as Cleveland Fashion Week, Cincinnati Fashion Week, The Cleveland Flea, Cleveland Bazaar, and Collective Upcycle. In addition to her work as lead pattern maker for The Pattern Makers and Whiskey Grade, she has been a guest speaker for many local schools and KSU's senior fashion shows, cosplay masquerade competitions, and workshops.
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As an engineer, her current focus is product design, development, and innovation for the aerospace and defense industry.
Her passion is to educate and inspire other creatives in the apparel and sewn product industry for environmental sustainment, entrepeneurialship, with the combination of creativity, pop culture, and self-empowerment.
Her creative outlets include cosplay competitions, extreme sports such as longboarding, snowboarding, climbing, URBEXing, attending local concerts, and theme dance nights. (Himiko's Memorabilia x Mahalls' Club Kids R' Us is her absolute favorite monthly event.)
Instagram: lisa_millions
Lisa Malanij Fashion Design: www.lisamalanij.com
Cosplay instagram: lisxxor_cos
Cosplay FB: LISXXOR Cosplay
Her passion is to educate and inspire other creatives in the apparel and sewn product industry for environmental sustainment, entrepeneurialship, with the combination of creativity, pop culture, and self-empowerment.
Her creative outlets include cosplay competitions, extreme sports such as longboarding, snowboarding, climbing, URBEXing, attending local concerts, and theme dance nights. (Himiko's Memorabilia x Mahalls' Club Kids R' Us is her absolute favorite monthly event.)
Instagram: lisa_millions
Lisa Malanij Fashion Design: www.lisamalanij.com
Cosplay instagram: lisxxor_cos
Cosplay FB: LISXXOR Cosplay
Crafts and Cocktails with Morgan Bukovec
Join Kaiser Gallery on Saturday, December 11 at 4:00 pm
On Saturday, December 11 at 4:00 pm, join us for 'Crafts & Cocktails' with local artist Morgan Bukovec for an afternoon of crafts, friends, and cocktails!
Take a break from the holiday rush and learn how to craft a joyful tassel tree workshop! Join local artist Morgan Bukovec as she guides you through creating a colorful tassel tree to add cheer to your holiday home. All supplies are provided, and special pricing is available at Kaiser Gallery's cocktail bar for participants. Tickets are $25, and all materials are included. Space is limited.
Morgan Bukovec is a mixed media artist, educator, storyteller and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. Having received a bachelor's degree in Fine Art and Art Education from the University of Dayton, her studio practice is interdisciplinary with a focus on themes of identity, storytelling, fleeting moments, and objects across time. Recent group exhibitions include: Women's Work: New Takes on Textile Art, Reeves House, Woodstock, Georgia, BIG MOOD, Stay Home Gallery, Paris, Tennessee, DomesticLands, Kaiser Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio. She currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio, and plans to expand her artistic endeavors in the local, national, and international communities.
Take a break from the holiday rush and learn how to craft a joyful tassel tree workshop! Join local artist Morgan Bukovec as she guides you through creating a colorful tassel tree to add cheer to your holiday home. All supplies are provided, and special pricing is available at Kaiser Gallery's cocktail bar for participants. Tickets are $25, and all materials are included. Space is limited.
Morgan Bukovec is a mixed media artist, educator, storyteller and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. Having received a bachelor's degree in Fine Art and Art Education from the University of Dayton, her studio practice is interdisciplinary with a focus on themes of identity, storytelling, fleeting moments, and objects across time. Recent group exhibitions include: Women's Work: New Takes on Textile Art, Reeves House, Woodstock, Georgia, BIG MOOD, Stay Home Gallery, Paris, Tennessee, DomesticLands, Kaiser Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio. She currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio, and plans to expand her artistic endeavors in the local, national, and international communities.
Monthly Mixer
Join Kaiser Gallery on Wednesday, December 8 from 5:00 - 8:00 pm
On Wednesday, December 8, from 5 - 8 pm, bring a friend, enjoy a cocktail, make new connections. Join us at Kaiser Gallery in the heart of Tremont for our Monthy Mixer! This monthly mixer is a casual way to connect with local professionals and see some art, all while enjoying a cocktail created for art. Bring a friend, enjoy a tasty drink, and make new connections in your community. A great opportunity to meet Kaiser Gallery staff members and learn more about the gallery's current exhibition.
Basics of Cocktail Making
Join Kaiser Gallery on Sunday, December 5 at 6:00 pm
On Sunday, December 5 at 6:00 pm, join Kaiser Gallery's art bar mixologist for a class on the basics of cocktail making.
The art of making cocktails is learned in stages, and this class is for beginning cocktail makers! Kaiser Gallery's mixologist will guide you through the basics of bar techniques such as shaking and muddling while also sharing some interesting aromatics that excite the senses.
Class ticket includes all instruction and ingredients. Each attendee will make 2 drinks. Must be 21 or older.
The art of making cocktails is learned in stages, and this class is for beginning cocktail makers! Kaiser Gallery's mixologist will guide you through the basics of bar techniques such as shaking and muddling while also sharing some interesting aromatics that excite the senses.
Class ticket includes all instruction and ingredients. Each attendee will make 2 drinks. Must be 21 or older.
Opening Reception: Future Resonance
Join Kaiser Gallery on Saturday, December 4 at 6:30 pm
Join Kaiser Gallery for the opening reception of our annual art and technology exhibition, Future Resonance, on Saturday, December 4 from 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm.
This year, Future Resonance presents yet another amazing batch of artists and creators who explore the field of sound and light as a universal media. The exhibition is an invitation for guests to explore the ways in which technology and artistic practices converge. See the synchronicity of these artists as they change the way we see the world.
Presenting works by Mike Bruckman, Jeremy Davis, Jeremy Newman, Thea Reid, Ethan Samaha, Dustin Steuck, and Anna Thorne.
This year, Future Resonance presents yet another amazing batch of artists and creators who explore the field of sound and light as a universal media. The exhibition is an invitation for guests to explore the ways in which technology and artistic practices converge. See the synchronicity of these artists as they change the way we see the world.
Presenting works by Mike Bruckman, Jeremy Davis, Jeremy Newman, Thea Reid, Ethan Samaha, Dustin Steuck, and Anna Thorne.
Spoken Word: Poetry Open Mic Night
Join Kaiser Gallery on Thursday, December 2 at 7:00 pm
Gallery Talk
Join Kaiser Gallery on Sunday, November 21 at 6:00 pm
On Sunday, November 21 at 6:00 pm, you’re invited to Cut From The Same Cloth's gallery talk featuring Ewuresi Archer and Crystal Miller.
In partnership with The Cleveland Institute of Art's Creativity Works program, Kaiser Gallery presents 'Cut From The Same Cloth' on view October 16 through November 28. This exhibit features the mixed media works of Cleveland Institute of Art students Ewuresi Archer and Crystal Miller. The vibrant artworks in this series draw directly from the artists' African American (Miller) and African cultures (Archer, who's from Ghana), offering a dialect and a conversation between the two experiences.
"We come from two different backgrounds and are of the same race. There are a lot of differences and similarities between us as humans but also between our cultures. As a result, the work depicts our hopefulness and pride in our cultures. Rooted in cultural experiences, the hair salon, music, and home life, these experiences bring us together. While this may not be the lifestyle for every black person, we hope, in some way, a connection can be made.
The paintings depict physical spaces that we have been in and or are a place we call home. The textures, patterns, and gem-like motifs represent the continuous black lifestyle. The color combination is used to represent black skin but also celebrate black lives and transform these spaces and demonstrate an experience.
Overall the series invites the viewer to reflect on these spaces, and look into our lives, and appreciate our culture for what it is."
In partnership with The Cleveland Institute of Art's Creativity Works program, Kaiser Gallery presents 'Cut From The Same Cloth' on view October 16 through November 28. This exhibit features the mixed media works of Cleveland Institute of Art students Ewuresi Archer and Crystal Miller. The vibrant artworks in this series draw directly from the artists' African American (Miller) and African cultures (Archer, who's from Ghana), offering a dialect and a conversation between the two experiences.
"We come from two different backgrounds and are of the same race. There are a lot of differences and similarities between us as humans but also between our cultures. As a result, the work depicts our hopefulness and pride in our cultures. Rooted in cultural experiences, the hair salon, music, and home life, these experiences bring us together. While this may not be the lifestyle for every black person, we hope, in some way, a connection can be made.
The paintings depict physical spaces that we have been in and or are a place we call home. The textures, patterns, and gem-like motifs represent the continuous black lifestyle. The color combination is used to represent black skin but also celebrate black lives and transform these spaces and demonstrate an experience.
Overall the series invites the viewer to reflect on these spaces, and look into our lives, and appreciate our culture for what it is."
Crafts and Cocktails with Morgan Bukovec
Join Kaiser Gallery on Saturday, November 13 at 4:00 pm
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On Saturday, November 13 at 4:00 pm join us for ‘Crafts & Cocktails’ with local artist Morgan Bukovec for an afternoon of crafts, friends and cocktails!
Create your very own holiday wreath! Join local artist Morgan Bukovec as she guides you through creating a unique wreath to add joy to your holiday home. All supplies are provided, and special pricing is available at Kaiser Gallery's cocktail bar for participants. Tickets are $25 and all materials are included. Space is limited.
Morgan Bukovec is a mixed media artist, educator, storyteller and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. Having received a bachelor's degree in Fine Art and Art Education from the University of Dayton, her studio practice is interdisciplinary with a focus on themes of identity, storytelling, fleeting moments, and objects across time. Recent group exhibitions include: Women’s Work: New Takes on Textile Art, Reeves House, Woodstock, Georgia, BIG MOOD, Stay Home Gallery, Paris, Tennessee, DomesticLands, Kaiser Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio. She currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio, and plans to expand her artistic endeavors in the local, national, and international communities
On Saturday, November 13 at 4:00 pm join us for ‘Crafts & Cocktails’ with local artist Morgan Bukovec for an afternoon of crafts, friends and cocktails!
Create your very own holiday wreath! Join local artist Morgan Bukovec as she guides you through creating a unique wreath to add joy to your holiday home. All supplies are provided, and special pricing is available at Kaiser Gallery's cocktail bar for participants. Tickets are $25 and all materials are included. Space is limited.
Morgan Bukovec is a mixed media artist, educator, storyteller and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. Having received a bachelor's degree in Fine Art and Art Education from the University of Dayton, her studio practice is interdisciplinary with a focus on themes of identity, storytelling, fleeting moments, and objects across time. Recent group exhibitions include: Women’s Work: New Takes on Textile Art, Reeves House, Woodstock, Georgia, BIG MOOD, Stay Home Gallery, Paris, Tennessee, DomesticLands, Kaiser Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio. She currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio, and plans to expand her artistic endeavors in the local, national, and international communities
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Drag Bingo featuring Peach Fuzz and Anhedonia Delight
Join Kaiser Gallery on Saturday, November 11 at 7:00 pm
Join Kaiser Gallery on Thursday, November 11th, for the return of Drag Bingo, featuring Peach Fuzz and Anhedonia Delight. There will be Prizes, Cocktails, Fun!
Registration required.
*We hold tables for up to 20 min without notice. If your party has not arrived or called via phone within 20 minutes of the start time, we may release tables.
Registration required.
*We hold tables for up to 20 min without notice. If your party has not arrived or called via phone within 20 minutes of the start time, we may release tables.
Crafts and Cocktails with Morgan Bukovec
Join Kaiser Gallery on Saturday, November 6 at 4:00 pm
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Join Kaiser Gallery on November 6th at 4:00 pm for Crafts and Cocktails! Crafts and Cocktails is a special afternoon filled with crafts, friends, and cocktails! Hosted by local artist Morgan Bukovec
This time, let's get rustic and create your own holiday rustic-inspired tree wall piece. All supplies are provided, and special pricing is available at Kaiser Gallery's cocktail bar for participants. Tickets are $25 and all materials are included. Space is limited. Morgan Bukovec is a mixed media artist, educator, storyteller and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. Having received a bachelor's degree in Fine Art and Art Education from the University of Dayton, her studio practice is interdisciplinary with a focus on themes of identity, storytelling, fleeting moments, and objects across time. Recent group exhibitions include: Women’s Work: New Takes on Textile Art, Reeves House, Woodstock, Georgia, BIG MOOD, Stay Home Gallery, Paris, Tennessee, DomesticLands, Kaiser Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio. She currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio, and plans to expand her artistic endeavors in the local, national, and international communities. |
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Spoken Word: Poetry Open Mic Night
Join Kaiser Gallery on Thursday, November 4 at 7:00 pm
Thursday, November 4, 7:00 - 9:00 pm, Kaiser Gallery presents Spoken Word Open Mic Nights.
Attention lovers of live poetry, join us for an open mic night. Everyone is invited to be part of the audience, or share a short poem. Limited performance spots are available for our poetry open-mic so please arrive early.
$5 Cover - Light Refreshments Served
Attention lovers of live poetry, join us for an open mic night. Everyone is invited to be part of the audience, or share a short poem. Limited performance spots are available for our poetry open-mic so please arrive early.
$5 Cover - Light Refreshments Served
COSTUMES & COCKTAILS
Saturday, October 30 at 7:00 pm
Costumes & Cocktails, an art gallery event like no other. At Kaiser Gallery, we not only love art, but we love Halloween, we love parties, and we love spooky cocktails.
Join Kaiser Gallery on Saturday, October 30, 7- 11 pm, for our Costumes & Cocktails, featuring live music by Empousa: a neoclassical piano and vocal duo with a bardic spin, tarot card readings, a jack-o-lantern contest, costume contest, complimentary small bites, and of course spooky cocktails at our cash bar.
$20 door cover, tickets available in advance online through Eventbrite, fees may apply.
//Empousa Bio//
Nestled somewhere between myth and modernity, Empousa emerges to guide you on an emotional journey. Themes of history, philosophy, and fantasy coalesce into an experience that hearkens back to bardic traditions from around the world. [Piano/vocals]
//Tarot Card Reader Bio//
Shamanic High Priestess Divinia, born with the gift of sight. At the age of 3, her gift presented itself. Confuse and afraid she prayed for protection. To her surprise, an army of guides, masters, and angels appeared and stood beside her as her path continued to unfold...
Shamanic High Priestess Divinia will be journeying between worlds, both seen and unseen, delivering messages from the other side. On this dark holy time of Samhain, when the veil between worlds is at its thinnest, Divinia will communicate with the world of spirits and guides and angles on your behalf.
So, ask the questions that weigh hardest on your heart and mind, and allow the cards to reveal the hidden truths surrounding your concern.
HP Divina is a Spiritual Counselor, Coach, and Mentor: LillyDelValeK@gmail.com
//Jack-o-Lantern Contest//
Submit your Jack-o-Lantern by carving pumpkins and delivering them to Kaiser Gallery by 4:00 pm to display with a $5 entry fee or free with event ticket. Each pumpkin is displayed on our patio alongside Jefferson Ave, in downtown Tremont from 4-11 PM on Saturday, October 30. Guests then vote for their favorites. Prizes are given to Best in Show, Curator's Pick, and Most Horrifying.
//Costume Contest//
Join Kaiser Gallery's costume contest! Those who want to participate must write a name and a brief costume description on the sign-up sheet at the entrance. Contestants will each be given a number, and they will stand in line outside the Judges' room in accordance with the numbers they're given at 8:00 pm.
Doors open at 7:00 pm. If you want to join the contest, BE THERE EARLY!
Contestants' Costumes Will Be Judged Based on:
-Creativity
-Aesthetic Appeal
-Overall Effort
Winners will receive prizes! The names of the winning contestants will be announced at 9:00 pm.
Join Kaiser Gallery on Saturday, October 30, 7- 11 pm, for our Costumes & Cocktails, featuring live music by Empousa: a neoclassical piano and vocal duo with a bardic spin, tarot card readings, a jack-o-lantern contest, costume contest, complimentary small bites, and of course spooky cocktails at our cash bar.
$20 door cover, tickets available in advance online through Eventbrite, fees may apply.
//Empousa Bio//
Nestled somewhere between myth and modernity, Empousa emerges to guide you on an emotional journey. Themes of history, philosophy, and fantasy coalesce into an experience that hearkens back to bardic traditions from around the world. [Piano/vocals]
//Tarot Card Reader Bio//
Shamanic High Priestess Divinia, born with the gift of sight. At the age of 3, her gift presented itself. Confuse and afraid she prayed for protection. To her surprise, an army of guides, masters, and angels appeared and stood beside her as her path continued to unfold...
Shamanic High Priestess Divinia will be journeying between worlds, both seen and unseen, delivering messages from the other side. On this dark holy time of Samhain, when the veil between worlds is at its thinnest, Divinia will communicate with the world of spirits and guides and angles on your behalf.
So, ask the questions that weigh hardest on your heart and mind, and allow the cards to reveal the hidden truths surrounding your concern.
HP Divina is a Spiritual Counselor, Coach, and Mentor: LillyDelValeK@gmail.com
//Jack-o-Lantern Contest//
Submit your Jack-o-Lantern by carving pumpkins and delivering them to Kaiser Gallery by 4:00 pm to display with a $5 entry fee or free with event ticket. Each pumpkin is displayed on our patio alongside Jefferson Ave, in downtown Tremont from 4-11 PM on Saturday, October 30. Guests then vote for their favorites. Prizes are given to Best in Show, Curator's Pick, and Most Horrifying.
//Costume Contest//
Join Kaiser Gallery's costume contest! Those who want to participate must write a name and a brief costume description on the sign-up sheet at the entrance. Contestants will each be given a number, and they will stand in line outside the Judges' room in accordance with the numbers they're given at 8:00 pm.
Doors open at 7:00 pm. If you want to join the contest, BE THERE EARLY!
Contestants' Costumes Will Be Judged Based on:
-Creativity
-Aesthetic Appeal
-Overall Effort
Winners will receive prizes! The names of the winning contestants will be announced at 9:00 pm.
OPENING RECEPTION: CUT FROM THE SAME CLOTH
Saturday, October 16, 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm.
On Saturday, October 16 at 6:30 pm, you’re invited to the opening reception of 'Cut From The Same Cloth.'
In partnership with The Cleveland Institute of Art's Creativity Works program, Kaiser Gallery presents 'Cut From The Same Cloth' on view October 16 through November 28. This exhibit features the mixed media works of Cleveland Institute of Art students Ewuresi Archer and Crystal Miller. The vibrant artworks in this series draw directly from the artists' African American (Miller) and African cultures (Archer, who's from Ghana), offering a dialect and a conversation between the two experiences.
"We come from two different backgrounds and are of the same race. There are a lot of differences and similarities between us as humans but also between our cultures. As a result, the work depicts our hopefulness and pride in our cultures. Rooted in cultural experiences, the hair salon, music, and home life, these experiences bring us together. While this may not be the lifestyle for every black person, we hope, in some way, a connection can be made.
The paintings depict physical spaces that we have been in and or are a place we call home. The textures, patterns, and gem-like motifs represent the continuous black lifestyle. The color combination is used to represent black skin but also celebrate black lives and transform these spaces and demonstrate an experience.
Overall the series invites the viewer to reflect on these spaces, and look into our lives, and appreciate our culture for what it is."
In partnership with The Cleveland Institute of Art's Creativity Works program, Kaiser Gallery presents 'Cut From The Same Cloth' on view October 16 through November 28. This exhibit features the mixed media works of Cleveland Institute of Art students Ewuresi Archer and Crystal Miller. The vibrant artworks in this series draw directly from the artists' African American (Miller) and African cultures (Archer, who's from Ghana), offering a dialect and a conversation between the two experiences.
"We come from two different backgrounds and are of the same race. There are a lot of differences and similarities between us as humans but also between our cultures. As a result, the work depicts our hopefulness and pride in our cultures. Rooted in cultural experiences, the hair salon, music, and home life, these experiences bring us together. While this may not be the lifestyle for every black person, we hope, in some way, a connection can be made.
The paintings depict physical spaces that we have been in and or are a place we call home. The textures, patterns, and gem-like motifs represent the continuous black lifestyle. The color combination is used to represent black skin but also celebrate black lives and transform these spaces and demonstrate an experience.
Overall the series invites the viewer to reflect on these spaces, and look into our lives, and appreciate our culture for what it is."
The Weight of Time: Closing Reception & Artist Talk
Join Kaiser Gallery on Sunday, October 10 at 5:00 pm
You're invited on Sunday, October 10, at 5:00 pm to join Kaiser Gallery for the closing reception of The Weight of Time and to meet its local artists. Join us for an insightful look into the work of Danny Greene and Haumed Rahmani.
Light refreshments provided.
The Weight of Time is an exhibition that explores the surrealism of a very real global pandemic through introspective works. The novel virus COVID-19 threw the world as we knew it into a situation that we've never seen before. The global pandemic and the shutdowns that followed created disorientating challenges for various people to navigate in different ways while further exposing broken government infrastructure and community ramifications for a world that was not prepared to stop.
Presenting the works of Chad Eby, Danny Greene, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Matt Milligan, Haumed Rahmani, and Nowhere Mountain.
Join Kaiser Gallery on Sunday, October 10 at 5:00 pm
You're invited on Sunday, October 10, at 5:00 pm to join Kaiser Gallery for the closing reception of The Weight of Time and to meet its local artists. Join us for an insightful look into the work of Danny Greene and Haumed Rahmani.
Light refreshments provided.
The Weight of Time is an exhibition that explores the surrealism of a very real global pandemic through introspective works. The novel virus COVID-19 threw the world as we knew it into a situation that we've never seen before. The global pandemic and the shutdowns that followed created disorientating challenges for various people to navigate in different ways while further exposing broken government infrastructure and community ramifications for a world that was not prepared to stop.
Presenting the works of Chad Eby, Danny Greene, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Matt Milligan, Haumed Rahmani, and Nowhere Mountain.
Kaiser Gallery welcomes Avalon Productions for Soundwave Disco
Join Kaiser Gallery on Saturday, October 9, from 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Join us at Kaiser Gallery on Saturday, October 9, from 5 pm - 9 pm for an evening of music and art on our patio, featuring music by Bentodd, Kinetic, Rexx Ross, and Zap Avalon.
This event is free and open to the public!
Crafts & Cocktails
Join Kaiser Gallery on Saturday, October 9, at 4:00 pm.
Join Kaiser Gallery for 'Crafts & Cocktails' with local artist Morgan Bukovec on Saturday, October 9 at 4:00 pm.
Create your own 5 - 6" finger knit pumpkin. Each participant will learn the finger knitting process and be able to create their very own finger knitted pumpkin! All materials are provided, and special discounts are available for participants at Kaiser Gallery's cocktail bar.
Morgan Bukovec is a mixed media artist, educator, storyteller and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. Having received a bachelor's degree in Fine Art and Art Education from the University of Dayton, her studio practice is interdisciplinary with a focus on themes of identity, storytelling, fleeting moments, and objects across time. Recent group exhibitions include: Women’s Work: New Takes on Textile Art, Reeves House, Woodstock, Georgia, BIG MOOD, Stay Home Gallery, Paris, Tennessee, DomesticLands, Kaiser Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio. She currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio, and plans to expand her artistic endeavors in the local, national, and international communities
Join Kaiser Gallery on Saturday, October 9, at 4:00 pm.
Join Kaiser Gallery for 'Crafts & Cocktails' with local artist Morgan Bukovec on Saturday, October 9 at 4:00 pm.
Create your own 5 - 6" finger knit pumpkin. Each participant will learn the finger knitting process and be able to create their very own finger knitted pumpkin! All materials are provided, and special discounts are available for participants at Kaiser Gallery's cocktail bar.
Morgan Bukovec is a mixed media artist, educator, storyteller and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. Having received a bachelor's degree in Fine Art and Art Education from the University of Dayton, her studio practice is interdisciplinary with a focus on themes of identity, storytelling, fleeting moments, and objects across time. Recent group exhibitions include: Women’s Work: New Takes on Textile Art, Reeves House, Woodstock, Georgia, BIG MOOD, Stay Home Gallery, Paris, Tennessee, DomesticLands, Kaiser Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio. She currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio, and plans to expand her artistic endeavors in the local, national, and international communities
Walkabout Tremont
Join Kaiser Gallery on Friday, October 8, from 5 to 10 pm.
Our drinks are paired to exhibiting works for a more immersive art-viewing experience. Our drinks also allow artists to apply to exhibits without submission fees, removing barriers. Our full menu is also available.
Last weekend to see The Weight of Time exhibition and sample its curated cocktail menu!
Kaiser Gallery presents The Weight of Time, our latest art exhibition during Walkabout Tremont and check our our curated cocktails, included the surreal 'Johnson Sanitizer.'
The Weight of Time is an exhibition that explores the surrealism of a very real global pandemic through introspective works. The novel virus COVID-19 threw the world as we knew it into a situation that we've never seen before. The global pandemic and the shutdowns that followed created disorientating challenges for various people to navigate in different ways while further exposing broken government infrastructure and community ramifications for a world that was not prepared to stop.
Presenting the works of Chad Eby, Danny Greene, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Matt Milligan, Haumed Rahmani, and Nowhere Mountain.
Join Kaiser Gallery on Friday, October 8, from 5 to 10 pm.
Our drinks are paired to exhibiting works for a more immersive art-viewing experience. Our drinks also allow artists to apply to exhibits without submission fees, removing barriers. Our full menu is also available.
Last weekend to see The Weight of Time exhibition and sample its curated cocktail menu!
Kaiser Gallery presents The Weight of Time, our latest art exhibition during Walkabout Tremont and check our our curated cocktails, included the surreal 'Johnson Sanitizer.'
The Weight of Time is an exhibition that explores the surrealism of a very real global pandemic through introspective works. The novel virus COVID-19 threw the world as we knew it into a situation that we've never seen before. The global pandemic and the shutdowns that followed created disorientating challenges for various people to navigate in different ways while further exposing broken government infrastructure and community ramifications for a world that was not prepared to stop.
Presenting the works of Chad Eby, Danny Greene, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Matt Milligan, Haumed Rahmani, and Nowhere Mountain.
Crafts & Cocktails with Morgan Bukovec
Join Kaiser Gallery on Friday, October 2 at 4:00 pm
Join Kaiser Gallery for 'Crafts & Cocktails' with local artist Morgan Bukovec on Saturday, October 2 at 4:00 pm.
Create your own mini felt succulent arrangement with Morgan Bukovec. All supplies are provided, and special pricing is available at Kaiser Gallery's cocktail bar for participants.
Morgan Bukovec is a mixed media artist, educator, storyteller and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. Having received a bachelor's degree in Fine Art and Art Education from the University of Dayton, her studio practice is interdisciplinary with a focus on themes of identity, storytelling, fleeting moments, and objects across time. Recent group exhibitions include: Women’s Work: New Takes on Textile Art, Reeves House, Woodstock, Georgia, BIG MOOD, Stay Home Gallery, Paris, Tennessee, DomesticLands, Kaiser Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio. She currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio, and plans to expand her artistic endeavors in the local, national, and international communities.
Kaiser Gallery is a contemporary art gallery and cocktail lounge located in the heart of Tremont. In this format, we combine our dedication to the visual arts with libations to create a unique atmosphere that can readily bring art to new audiences while still serving our artists in their artistic endeavors. Our cocktails are curated to exhibiting works, allowing guests to enjoy a more immersive art-viewing experience. Mixologists works with exhibiting artists to create a cocktail that becomes an extension of the artwork. Our cocktails also allow artists to submit their portfolios for consideration without submission fees. This small act is powerful and removes barriers for underrepresented groups within the art world.
Create your own mini felt succulent arrangement with Morgan Bukovec. All supplies are provided, and special pricing is available at Kaiser Gallery's cocktail bar for participants.
Morgan Bukovec is a mixed media artist, educator, storyteller and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. Having received a bachelor's degree in Fine Art and Art Education from the University of Dayton, her studio practice is interdisciplinary with a focus on themes of identity, storytelling, fleeting moments, and objects across time. Recent group exhibitions include: Women’s Work: New Takes on Textile Art, Reeves House, Woodstock, Georgia, BIG MOOD, Stay Home Gallery, Paris, Tennessee, DomesticLands, Kaiser Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio. She currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio, and plans to expand her artistic endeavors in the local, national, and international communities.
Kaiser Gallery is a contemporary art gallery and cocktail lounge located in the heart of Tremont. In this format, we combine our dedication to the visual arts with libations to create a unique atmosphere that can readily bring art to new audiences while still serving our artists in their artistic endeavors. Our cocktails are curated to exhibiting works, allowing guests to enjoy a more immersive art-viewing experience. Mixologists works with exhibiting artists to create a cocktail that becomes an extension of the artwork. Our cocktails also allow artists to submit their portfolios for consideration without submission fees. This small act is powerful and removes barriers for underrepresented groups within the art world.
Spoken Word: Poetry Open Mic Night
Join Kaiser Gallery on Friday, October 1 at 7:00 pm
Friday, October 1, 7:00 - 9:00 pm, Kaiser Gallery presents Spoken Word Open Mic Nights.
Attention lovers of live poetry, join us for an open mic night. Everyone is invited to be part of the audience, or share a short poem. Limited performance spots are available for our poetry open-mic so please arrive early.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Attention lovers of live poetry, join us for an open mic night. Everyone is invited to be part of the audience, or share a short poem. Limited performance spots are available for our poetry open-mic so please arrive early.
Light refreshments will be provided.
The Weight of Time: Virtual Artist Talk
Thursday, September 30 at 6:30 pm
You're invited on Thursday, September 30, from 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm, to join Kaiser Gallery for the virtual artist talk of The Weight of Time. Join us for an insightful look into the work of Chad Eby, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Matt Milligan, and Nowhere Mountain. Zoom registration is now open, or join the watch party at Kaiser Gallery for the live broadcast.
The Weight of Time is an exhibition that explores the surrealism of a very real global pandemic through introspective works. The novel virus COVID-19 threw the world as we knew it into a situation that we've never seen before. The global pandemic and the shutdowns that followed created disorientating challenges for various people to navigate in different ways while further exposing broken government infrastructure and community ramifications for a world that was not prepared to stop.
Presenting the works of Chad Eby, Danny Greene, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Matt Milligan, Haumed Rahmani, and Nowhere Mountain.
The Weight of Time is an exhibition that explores the surrealism of a very real global pandemic through introspective works. The novel virus COVID-19 threw the world as we knew it into a situation that we've never seen before. The global pandemic and the shutdowns that followed created disorientating challenges for various people to navigate in different ways while further exposing broken government infrastructure and community ramifications for a world that was not prepared to stop.
Presenting the works of Chad Eby, Danny Greene, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Matt Milligan, Haumed Rahmani, and Nowhere Mountain.
SOLD OUT!
DRAG BINGO: Peach Fuzz & Anhedonia Delight
Join Kaiser Gallery on Friday, September 24 at 7 pm
Join Kaiser Gallery on September 24th at 7:00pm for a special Drag Bingo event: Featuring Peach Fuzz and Anhedonia Delight.
There will be Prizes, Cocktails, Fun!
There will be Prizes, Cocktails, Fun!
Open Life Drawing: Sassy Sascha
Saturday, September 18 at 6:00 pm
On September 18 at 6:00 pm, join Kaiser Gallery for a special open life drawing session with returning guest model Sassy Sascha.
This is a free event, but registration is required. All skill levels are welcomed. Please bring dry drawing materials to work in.
Sassy Sascha is a biological female (AFAB) Drag Queen in the Greater Cleveland area and has established Cleveland's longest-running, family friendly drag brunch currently hosted at The Winchester. She hosts many shows at popular spots all over NE Ohio and supports the community with outreach, Drag Queen Story Hour, Pride, and by helping new performers showcase their talent.
Saturday, September 18 at 6:00 pm
On September 18 at 6:00 pm, join Kaiser Gallery for a special open life drawing session with returning guest model Sassy Sascha.
This is a free event, but registration is required. All skill levels are welcomed. Please bring dry drawing materials to work in.
Sassy Sascha is a biological female (AFAB) Drag Queen in the Greater Cleveland area and has established Cleveland's longest-running, family friendly drag brunch currently hosted at The Winchester. She hosts many shows at popular spots all over NE Ohio and supports the community with outreach, Drag Queen Story Hour, Pride, and by helping new performers showcase their talent.
Walkabout Tremont
Join Kaiser Gallery on Friday, September 10, from 5 to 10 pm.
Our drinks are paired to exhibiting works for a more immersive art-viewing experience. Our drinks also allow artists to apply to exhibits without submission fees, removing barriers. Our full menu is also available.
View our latest art exhibition and sample our new cocktail menu!
Kaiser Gallery presents The Weight of Time, our latest art exhibition during Walkabout Tremont and check our our curated cocktails, included the surreal 'Johnson Sanitizer.'
The Weight of Time is an exhibition that explores the surrealism of a very real global pandemic through introspective works. The novel virus COVID-19 threw the world as we knew it into a situation that we've never seen before. The global pandemic and the shutdowns that followed created disorientating challenges for various people to navigate in different ways while further exposing broken government infrastructure and community ramifications for a world that was not prepared to stop.
Presenting the works of Chad Eby, Danny Greene, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Matt Milligan, Haumed Rahmani, and Nowhere Mountain.
Join Kaiser Gallery on Friday, September 10, from 5 to 10 pm.
Our drinks are paired to exhibiting works for a more immersive art-viewing experience. Our drinks also allow artists to apply to exhibits without submission fees, removing barriers. Our full menu is also available.
View our latest art exhibition and sample our new cocktail menu!
Kaiser Gallery presents The Weight of Time, our latest art exhibition during Walkabout Tremont and check our our curated cocktails, included the surreal 'Johnson Sanitizer.'
The Weight of Time is an exhibition that explores the surrealism of a very real global pandemic through introspective works. The novel virus COVID-19 threw the world as we knew it into a situation that we've never seen before. The global pandemic and the shutdowns that followed created disorientating challenges for various people to navigate in different ways while further exposing broken government infrastructure and community ramifications for a world that was not prepared to stop.
Presenting the works of Chad Eby, Danny Greene, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Matt Milligan, Haumed Rahmani, and Nowhere Mountain.
The Cleveland Professional 20/30 Club
September Around Town
Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021 at 5:30 pm EST
Our Around Town networking socials are typically hosted on the first Thursday of every month at awesome venues across Cleveland. These events are a great place to meet new people, have fun with friends, and learn more about The Club. Around Towns are always free for Professional and Social members as well as non-members. Registration is recommended. Cash bar and light appetizers will be provided.
The September Around Town will be hosted at Kaiser Gallery. Kaiser Gallery is a contemporary gallery and lounge located in the heart of Tremont. In this format, they combine their dedication to the visual arts with libations to create a unique atmosphere that can readily bring art to new audiences while still serving their artists in their artistic endeavors.
Their cocktails are curated to exhibiting works, allowing guests to enjoy a more immersive art-viewing experience. Their mixologist works with exhibiting artists to create a cocktail that becomes an extension of the artwork. Their cocktails also allow artists to submit their portfolios for consideration without submission fees. This small act is powerful and removes barriers for underrepresented groups within the art world. Support Artists by buying drinks at Kaiser Gallery.
The September Around Town will be hosted at Kaiser Gallery. Kaiser Gallery is a contemporary gallery and lounge located in the heart of Tremont. In this format, they combine their dedication to the visual arts with libations to create a unique atmosphere that can readily bring art to new audiences while still serving their artists in their artistic endeavors.
Their cocktails are curated to exhibiting works, allowing guests to enjoy a more immersive art-viewing experience. Their mixologist works with exhibiting artists to create a cocktail that becomes an extension of the artwork. Their cocktails also allow artists to submit their portfolios for consideration without submission fees. This small act is powerful and removes barriers for underrepresented groups within the art world. Support Artists by buying drinks at Kaiser Gallery.
Open Life Drawing: Guest Model Scarlett Morgan
Thursday, August 19, 2021 at 7:00 pm EST
On August 19 at 7:00 pm, join Kaiser Gallery for a special open life drawing session with guest model Scarlett Morgan.
This is a free event, but registration is required. All skill levels are welcomed. Please bring dry drawing materials to work in.
Scarlett Morgan is a 28 year old woman and Detroit native transplanted to metro Cleveland. After graduating from Wayne State University with a degree in mortuary science, she went on to earn licensure as a funeral director and embalmer in both Michigan and Ohio, where she currently practices. She finds her creative outlets in costuming and prop fabrication for her studio, Beebuns Cosplay, and co-hosting her podcast about death, MortMic.
This is a free event, but registration is required. All skill levels are welcomed. Please bring dry drawing materials to work in.
Scarlett Morgan is a 28 year old woman and Detroit native transplanted to metro Cleveland. After graduating from Wayne State University with a degree in mortuary science, she went on to earn licensure as a funeral director and embalmer in both Michigan and Ohio, where she currently practices. She finds her creative outlets in costuming and prop fabrication for her studio, Beebuns Cosplay, and co-hosting her podcast about death, MortMic.
The Weight of Time: Opening Reception
Saturday, August 14, from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm.
You're invited on Saturday, August 14, from 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm, to join Kaiser Gallery for the opening reception of The Weight of Time.
The Weight of Time is an exhibition that explores the surrealism of a very real global pandemic through introspective works. The novel virus COVID-19 threw the world as we knew it into a situation that we've never seen before. The global pandemic and the shutdowns that followed created disorientating challenges for various people to navigate in different ways while further exposing broken government infrastructure and community ramifications for a world that was not prepared to stop.
Presenting the works of Chad Eby, Danny Greene, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Matt Milligan, Haumed Rahmani, and Nowhere Mountain.
Our mixologists work with exhibiting artists to develop cocktails that enhance the art-viewing experience. Also, when enjoying drinks at Kaiser Gallery, it allows artists to submit their portfolios for consideration without submission fees. This small act removes barriers from underrepresented groups. Support artists while enjoying drinks at Kaiser Gallery. Here are a few of our upcoming curated cocktails, named after the artist they are inspired by:
Kaiser Gallery is a contemporary gallery and cocktail lounge located in the heart of Tremont. In this format, we combine our dedication to the visual arts with libations to create a unique atmosphere that can readily bring art to new audiences while still serving our artists in their artistic endeavors.
The Weight of Time is an exhibition that explores the surrealism of a very real global pandemic through introspective works. The novel virus COVID-19 threw the world as we knew it into a situation that we've never seen before. The global pandemic and the shutdowns that followed created disorientating challenges for various people to navigate in different ways while further exposing broken government infrastructure and community ramifications for a world that was not prepared to stop.
Presenting the works of Chad Eby, Danny Greene, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Matt Milligan, Haumed Rahmani, and Nowhere Mountain.
Our mixologists work with exhibiting artists to develop cocktails that enhance the art-viewing experience. Also, when enjoying drinks at Kaiser Gallery, it allows artists to submit their portfolios for consideration without submission fees. This small act removes barriers from underrepresented groups. Support artists while enjoying drinks at Kaiser Gallery. Here are a few of our upcoming curated cocktails, named after the artist they are inspired by:
- The Eby: martini with pea flower chamomile tea, sage honey syrup, mezcal
- The Johnson Sanitizer: gin + tonic gel w/toasted Sichuan peppercorn syrup, lemon peel, and jalapeño presented in a loose gelatin state
- Nowhere Mountain: a Pilsner with a scoop of citrus sorbet and drizzle of Campari
Kaiser Gallery is a contemporary gallery and cocktail lounge located in the heart of Tremont. In this format, we combine our dedication to the visual arts with libations to create a unique atmosphere that can readily bring art to new audiences while still serving our artists in their artistic endeavors.
Join Kaiser Gallery on Friday, August 13, from 5 to 10 pm.
Kaiser Gallery is offering a free sample of one of our curated temperance drinks (nonalcoholic) during Walkabout Tremont. Our drinks are paired to exhibiting works for a more immersive art-viewing experience. Our drinks also allow artists to apply to exhibits without submission fees, removing barriers. Our full menu is also available.
Preview our newest art exhibition and sample our new cocktail menu!
Kaiser Gallery is open for a special preview of The Weight of Time, our latest art exhibition during Walkabout Tremont. We'll also debut our new curated cocktail menu to pair with The Weight of Time.
The Weight of Time is an exhibition that explores the surrealism of a very real global pandemic through introspective works. The novel virus COVID-19 threw the world as we knew it into a situation that we've never seen before. The global pandemic and the shutdowns that followed created disorientating challenges for various people to navigate in different ways while further exposing broken government infrastructure and community ramifications for a world that was not prepared to stop.
Presenting the works of Chad Eby, Danny Greene, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Matt Milligan, Haumed Rahmani, and Nowhere Mountain.
Kaiser Gallery is offering a free sample of one of our curated temperance drinks (nonalcoholic) during Walkabout Tremont. Our drinks are paired to exhibiting works for a more immersive art-viewing experience. Our drinks also allow artists to apply to exhibits without submission fees, removing barriers. Our full menu is also available.
Preview our newest art exhibition and sample our new cocktail menu!
Kaiser Gallery is open for a special preview of The Weight of Time, our latest art exhibition during Walkabout Tremont. We'll also debut our new curated cocktail menu to pair with The Weight of Time.
The Weight of Time is an exhibition that explores the surrealism of a very real global pandemic through introspective works. The novel virus COVID-19 threw the world as we knew it into a situation that we've never seen before. The global pandemic and the shutdowns that followed created disorientating challenges for various people to navigate in different ways while further exposing broken government infrastructure and community ramifications for a world that was not prepared to stop.
Presenting the works of Chad Eby, Danny Greene, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Matt Milligan, Haumed Rahmani, and Nowhere Mountain.
Curated Cocktails Tasting Event
Join Kaiser Gallery for an evening of curated cocktails and art!
What's a curated cocktail? A playful, thoughtful, and utterly delicious way to enjoy art! Our mixologists work directly with exhibiting artists to develop cocktails that enhance the art-viewing experience. Hear from our curator to learn more about our current exhibit, Sugar (Chapter II), and from our mixologist to discover how these carefully crafted drinks were created.
What's a curated cocktail? A playful, thoughtful, and utterly delicious way to enjoy art! Our mixologists work directly with exhibiting artists to develop cocktails that enhance the art-viewing experience. Hear from our curator to learn more about our current exhibit, Sugar (Chapter II), and from our mixologist to discover how these carefully crafted drinks were created.
July 23 TASTING MENU
A welcome 'MUSE' cocktail TBA
Rhubarb Mint Julep: Rhubarb mint julep with Bulleit Bourbon
Gin + Juice Spritzer: Orange juice with strawberry syrup and gin
Choice of charcuterie board -or- local cheese plate
AUGUST 7 TASTING MENU
A welcome 'MUSE' cocktail TBA
Sweet and Tart Tea: Hibiscus tea with Limoncello and vodka
Basil Peach Martini: Peach wine and basil infused vodka
Choice of charcuterie board -or- local cheese plate
Our curated cocktail menu changes with each art exhibition.
Our current exhibit is SUGAR (CHAPTER II), a solo exhibition by Derick Decario Ladale Whitson.
A welcome 'MUSE' cocktail TBA
Rhubarb Mint Julep: Rhubarb mint julep with Bulleit Bourbon
Gin + Juice Spritzer: Orange juice with strawberry syrup and gin
Choice of charcuterie board -or- local cheese plate
AUGUST 7 TASTING MENU
A welcome 'MUSE' cocktail TBA
Sweet and Tart Tea: Hibiscus tea with Limoncello and vodka
Basil Peach Martini: Peach wine and basil infused vodka
Choice of charcuterie board -or- local cheese plate
Our curated cocktail menu changes with each art exhibition.
Our current exhibit is SUGAR (CHAPTER II), a solo exhibition by Derick Decario Ladale Whitson.
Derick Decario Ladale Whitson (b. 1991 Mansfield, Ohio) is an artist currently living and working in NYC. Working primarily in photography and video, Whitson explores the history and relationships of clowning, drag queens and black/white face to explore the social constructs of race, gender, and sexuality.
Derick Decario Ladale Whitson earned his MFA at Columbia University & BFA from Columbus College of Art & Design. Working within the realms of Photography, Video & Performance. Whitson’s work has been published in Miami New Times, Huffington Post, The Advocate Magazine, & Photo-Emphasis. Whitson has participated in many residencies across the U.S., including programs at Mass MoCA, The Fountainhead (Miami), and the AICAD/New York Studio Residency Program. Whitson is also a current recipient of the Foundation For Contemporary Arts Emergency Grant, the 2019 Enfoco Photography Fellowship, & The 2019 NYSCA/NYFA Photography Fellowship.
Derick Decario Ladale Whitson earned his MFA at Columbia University & BFA from Columbus College of Art & Design. Working within the realms of Photography, Video & Performance. Whitson’s work has been published in Miami New Times, Huffington Post, The Advocate Magazine, & Photo-Emphasis. Whitson has participated in many residencies across the U.S., including programs at Mass MoCA, The Fountainhead (Miami), and the AICAD/New York Studio Residency Program. Whitson is also a current recipient of the Foundation For Contemporary Arts Emergency Grant, the 2019 Enfoco Photography Fellowship, & The 2019 NYSCA/NYFA Photography Fellowship.
SUGAR (CHAPTER II): ARTIST TALK
Thursday, August 5, at 7:00 pm
On Thursday, August 5, at 7:00 pm, we meet the exhibiting artist of 'Sugar (Chapter II),' Derick Decario Ladale Whitson, for a detailed discussion on his work and what inspires him. Join us at Kaiser Gallery or on Zoom for Whitson's virtual talk. Registration Required.
Derick Decario Ladale Whitson (b. 1991, Mansfield, Ohio) lives & works in New York City. Earned his MFA at Columbia University & BFA from Columbus College of Art & Design. Working within the realms of Photography, Video & Performance. Whitson’s work has been published in Miami New Times, Huffington Post, The Advocate Magazine, & Photo-Emphasis. Whitson has participated in many residencies across the U.S., including programs at Mass MoCA, The Fountainhead (Miami), and the AICAD/New York Studio Residency Program. Whitson is also a current recipient of the Foundation For Contemporary Arts Emergency Grant, the 2019 Enfoco Photography Fellowship, & The 2019 NYSCA/NYFA Photography Fellowship.
Derick Decario Ladale Whitson (b. 1991, Mansfield, Ohio) lives & works in New York City. Earned his MFA at Columbia University & BFA from Columbus College of Art & Design. Working within the realms of Photography, Video & Performance. Whitson’s work has been published in Miami New Times, Huffington Post, The Advocate Magazine, & Photo-Emphasis. Whitson has participated in many residencies across the U.S., including programs at Mass MoCA, The Fountainhead (Miami), and the AICAD/New York Studio Residency Program. Whitson is also a current recipient of the Foundation For Contemporary Arts Emergency Grant, the 2019 Enfoco Photography Fellowship, & The 2019 NYSCA/NYFA Photography Fellowship.
SUGAR (Chapter II) is a solo exhibition by Derick Decario Ladale Whitson, on view at Kaiser Gallery June 12 - August 8, 2021. Whitson is an artist currently living and working in NYC. Working primarily in photography and video, Whitson explores the history and relationships of clowning, drag queens and black/white face to explore the social constructs of race, gender, and sexuality.
SOLD OUT! Open Life Drawing with Sassy Sascha
Thursday, July 15, 2021 at 6:00 pm EST
On July 15 at 6:00 pm, join Kaiser Gallery for a special open life drawing session with guest model Sassy Sascha.
This is a free event, but registration is required. All skill levels are welcomed. Please bring dry drawing materials to work in.
Sassy Sascha is a biological female (AFAB) Drag Queen in the Greater Cleveland area and has established Cleveland's longest-running, family friendly drag brunch currently hosted at The Winchester. She hosts many shows at popular spots all over NE Ohio and supports the community with outreach, Drag Queen Story Hour, Pride, and by helping new performers showcase their talent.
This is a free event, but registration is required. All skill levels are welcomed. Please bring dry drawing materials to work in.
Sassy Sascha is a biological female (AFAB) Drag Queen in the Greater Cleveland area and has established Cleveland's longest-running, family friendly drag brunch currently hosted at The Winchester. She hosts many shows at popular spots all over NE Ohio and supports the community with outreach, Drag Queen Story Hour, Pride, and by helping new performers showcase their talent.
Walkabout Tremont
Friday, July 9, 2021 at 5:00 pm EST
Walkabout Tremont is officially back! Join Kaiser Gallery on Friday, July 9, from 5 to 10 pm.
Kaiser Gallery is offering a free sample of one of our curated temperance drinks (nonalcoholic) during Walkabout Tremont. Our drinks are paired to exhibiting works for a more immersive art-viewing experience. Our drinks also allow artists to apply to exhibits without submission fees, removing barriers. Our full menu is also available.
New curated cocktail! Kaiser Gallery is also offering a special menu item available during Walkabout Tremont, a new curated cocktail, the burnt honey old fashion to pair with Sugar (Chapter II), a solo exhibit by Derick Decario Ladale Whitson. Available for a limited time.
Kaiser Gallery is offering a free sample of one of our curated temperance drinks (nonalcoholic) during Walkabout Tremont. Our drinks are paired to exhibiting works for a more immersive art-viewing experience. Our drinks also allow artists to apply to exhibits without submission fees, removing barriers. Our full menu is also available.
New curated cocktail! Kaiser Gallery is also offering a special menu item available during Walkabout Tremont, a new curated cocktail, the burnt honey old fashion to pair with Sugar (Chapter II), a solo exhibit by Derick Decario Ladale Whitson. Available for a limited time.
//What's Happening in Tremont//
The eclectic neighborhood of Tremont will have art openings across the neighborhood, extended hours at art galleries and retail shops, live music at several locations, and food and drink specials at Tremont’s restaurants and bars. Entertainment includes Dr. U.R. Awesome, a Guiness-record holding bubble artist from 6:30–8 p.m. at St John Cantius Church; David Bays singer/songwriter; Reverbious – one man band; and, chalk artists around Lincoln Park for Canalway Partners self-guided history walks.
The eclectic neighborhood of Tremont will have art openings across the neighborhood, extended hours at art galleries and retail shops, live music at several locations, and food and drink specials at Tremont’s restaurants and bars. Entertainment includes Dr. U.R. Awesome, a Guiness-record holding bubble artist from 6:30–8 p.m. at St John Cantius Church; David Bays singer/songwriter; Reverbious – one man band; and, chalk artists around Lincoln Park for Canalway Partners self-guided history walks.
Sugar (Chapter II): Opening Reception
On Saturday, June 12, 2021, join Kaiser Gallery for the opening of Sugar (Chapter II) a solo exhibition by Derick Whitson.
Derick Whitson (b. 1991 Mansfield, Ohio) is an artist currently living and working in NYC. Working primarily in photography and video, Whitson explores the history and relationships of clowning, drag queens and black/white face to explore the social constructs of race, gender, and sexuality.
This event is Free and Open to the Public.
Derick Whitson (b. 1991 Mansfield, Ohio) is an artist currently living and working in NYC. Working primarily in photography and video, Whitson explores the history and relationships of clowning, drag queens and black/white face to explore the social constructs of race, gender, and sexuality.
This event is Free and Open to the Public.
Liz Ferro: Book Launch
Friday, May 21, 2021 at 7:00 pm EST
On Friday, May 21, 2021, join Kaiser Gallery for Liz Ferro's debut of her latest novel, Chameleon Girl. At 7:00 pm, Liz Ferro will read an excerpt from her new novel, Chameleon Girl. Afterward, stay for the book signing.
This event is Free and Open to the Public.
6:00 pm - Doors Open
7:00 pm - Book Reading
7:30 pm - Book Signing
This event is Free and Open to the Public.
6:00 pm - Doors Open
7:00 pm - Book Reading
7:30 pm - Book Signing
Kaiser Studios' Artist Talks:
'DomesticLands'
Thursday, May 6, 2021 at 6:30 pm EST
On Thursday, May 6, at 6:30 pm, we met the exhibiting artists of 'DomesticLands' for an insightful look into the works of Morgan Bukovec, Gary Sczerbaniewicz, and Allison M. Walters.
The home is a place that fosters our understanding of relationships. During the early years of childhood is when we develop socially and emotionally. Later in life, these early years will impact our ability to foster relationships, empathize, and how to interact with others. When revisiting memories of home, it is important to teeter on the edge of both joy and trauma as this duality defines us. There are nurturing memories that offer safety and warmth. However, for others, the home can represent pain where a moment of trauma is forever encased in time. Home can be a physical location, associated with the material, or defined within one's self. This cultivation of objects and relationships defines who we are.
Presenting works by Morgan Bukovec, Gary Sczerbaniewicz, and Allison M. Walters.
The home is a place that fosters our understanding of relationships. During the early years of childhood is when we develop socially and emotionally. Later in life, these early years will impact our ability to foster relationships, empathize, and how to interact with others. When revisiting memories of home, it is important to teeter on the edge of both joy and trauma as this duality defines us. There are nurturing memories that offer safety and warmth. However, for others, the home can represent pain where a moment of trauma is forever encased in time. Home can be a physical location, associated with the material, or defined within one's self. This cultivation of objects and relationships defines who we are.
Presenting works by Morgan Bukovec, Gary Sczerbaniewicz, and Allison M. Walters.
Morgan Bukovec is a mixed media artist, educator, storyteller and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. Having received a bachelor's degree in Fine Art and Art Education from the University of Dayton, her studio practice is interdisciplinary with a focus on themes of identity, storytelling, fleeting moments and objects across time. Recent group exhibitions include: /DIFFERENT STROKES/, Female Artist Club, Belgium, Boundaries, Woman Made Gallery, Chicago, Illinois, and Waterloo Arts Juried Exhibition, Waterloo Art Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio. Morgan works as a bartender at the local pub, a server at her grandpa’s butcher shop, as well as a Thoma Engagement Guide Apprentice at the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland.
Gary Sczerbaniewicz was born in Upstate NY, received his BFA in Sculpture from Alfred University and his MFA in Sculpture & Installation from the University at Buffalo in 2013. Sczerbaniewicz is a 2016 NYFA fellow in Architecture/ Environmental Structures / Design from the New York Foundation for the Arts. He has exhibited both nationally and internationally and has completed residencies at Yaddo (2017), the Constance Saltonstall Foundation for the Arts (2016), and Sculpture Space (2013). Sczerbaniewicz recently served as Visiting Assistant Professor of Sculpture at the University of Notre Dame. Gary is represented by Anna Kaplan Contemporary, Buffalo, NY.
Allison Walters is a person who makes art. She works in photography, painting, video, digital art, and conceptual art. Her work deals with being human and sharing complex feelings with others. She has an MFA from Stony Brook University, where she studied Studio Art from 2014–2017. She also works as a web and graphic designer at the College Art Association, a nonprofit arts organization based in New York City.
Kaiser Studios Inc., a nonprofit specializing in public programming that supports the arts, provides artists opportunities for thoughtful community engagement in the form of lectures, performances, or demonstrations. Through inclusive programming, Kaiser Studios Inc. supports, promotes, and encourages artists of all mediums. For more information, visit www.kaiserstudios.org.
Kaiser Studios' Artist Talks:
'Coveted' Panel Discussion
Thursday, March 4, 2021 at 6:30 pm EST
On Thursday, March 4, DRB, PhD., joined the exhibiting artists of Coveted as moderator for a panel discussion. During this panel discussion, we explored themes of love, relationships, and desires from the perspective of the other, which is not readily accessible in mainstream media. This free virtual event is in partnership with Kaiser Studios Inc. in an effort to facilitate interdisciplinary conversations with artists about pertinent topics of our times.
Kaiser Gallery's exhibition Coveted features works that offer a range of perspectives that are not easily accessible in mainstream culture. While representations of the male gaze can be found in abundance when exploring themes of love, relationships, and desires, these artists offer another narrative.
The panel discussion featured Coveted exhibiting artists Stefani Byrd, Dani Clauson, Leiyana Gonzales, Sydney Kleinrock, Megan Lubey, Olga Nazarenko and Rebecca Poarch.
Kaiser Gallery's exhibition Coveted features works that offer a range of perspectives that are not easily accessible in mainstream culture. While representations of the male gaze can be found in abundance when exploring themes of love, relationships, and desires, these artists offer another narrative.
The panel discussion featured Coveted exhibiting artists Stefani Byrd, Dani Clauson, Leiyana Gonzales, Sydney Kleinrock, Megan Lubey, Olga Nazarenko and Rebecca Poarch.
Kaiser Studios Inc., a nonprofit specializing in public programming that supports the arts, provides artists opportunities for thoughtful community engagement in the form of lectures, performances, or demonstrations. Through inclusive programming, Kaiser Studios Inc. supports, promotes, and encourages artists of all mediums. For more information, visit www.kaiserstudios.org.
Kaiser Studios' Artist Talks and Panels:
SWITCH Panel Discussion
Thursday, December 17, 2020
On December 17, Electrical and Railway Systems Engineer Cara Levy, P.E. joined the exhibiting artists of SWITCH for a Panel Discussion that explores the rapidly evolving relationship between art and technology. This free virtual event was in partnership with the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Women in Engineering New York to promote interdisciplinary conversations between the arts and sciences.
Kaiser Gallery's exhibition SWITCH explores the evolution of art and how it's become more intertwined with technology, reshaping the definition of what we consider art along the way. SWITCH features a wide variety of artists and creators who challenge art in different directions through the implementation of technology.
Kaiser Gallery's exhibition SWITCH explores the evolution of art and how it's become more intertwined with technology, reshaping the definition of what we consider art along the way. SWITCH features a wide variety of artists and creators who challenge art in different directions through the implementation of technology.
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Cara Levy, P.E. [Moderator]
Ms. Levy is an Electrical and Railway Systems Engineer based in New York City. She has 13 years of industry experience and holds a Professional Engineering license in eight states. She attended college at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, PA for her Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering and University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom for her Master’s degree in Railway Systems Engineering and Integration. She leads the IEEE Women in Engineering group in New York City and is the Vice President of Land Transportation for the international IEEE Vehicular Technology Society. Ms. Levy holds a high appreciation for technology and art. |
SWITCH Exhibiting Artists
Laura Bigger
Laura Bigger is an Assistant Professor of Art and runs the printmaking area at Truman State University in Kirksville, MO. She has previously taught at the University of Nevada, Reno and Augsburg College, in Minneapolis, MN. Originally from Boulder, CO, Bigger received a BA in Studio Art and Hispanic Studies from Colorado College in 2008 and an MFA in Printmaking from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities in 2013. She has exhibited her work in solo and group exhibitions nationally.
Emily Dzieweczynski
Emily is a multimedia artist, creative researcher, designer, and educator. She is interested in the intersection of science and art, particularly where they meet at the concept of empathy. Emily is a graduate from Gustavus Adolphus College, holding Bachelor’s degrees in Studio Art and Psychological Science, and studied Fine Arts Media at the Slade School of Fine Art. Her work takes the form of drawing, printmaking, writing, and new media; including code, virtual reality, 3D modeling, web-based media, sound, and video.
Emily’s work has been shown at venues such as the Target Gallery, the American Swedish Institute, Rosalux Gallery, Highpoint Center for Printmaking, Gustavus Adolphus College, and the Children’s Museum of Minnesota. She has received funding through the National Science Foundation, an Arts and Cultural Heritage Grant, the Prairie Lakes Regional Arts Council, and Gustavus Adolphus College.
Haumed Rahmani
Straddling creative, scientific, and digital frameworks, Haumed Rahmani spends his time thinking about questions that lead to better questions, in hopes of finding a guiding compass through the future. His code is being used by the likes of Cornell University, Johns Hopkins University, and the Max Planck Institute, and he’s slated to present at the International Liquid Crystal Conference 2022. With work ranging from microscope imaging to generative weaving and short film, Haumed is foremost a toolbuilder and communicator. He is currently working toward his PhD in Chemical Physics at the Advanced Materials & Liquid Crystal Institute at Kent State University.
Joseph Santarpia
Santarpia’s work leverages autopoiesis—the self-creative capacity of material—to explore questions of release, embodiment, and landscape. He received his MFA from Stony Brook University in 2020, and a bachelors degree in Visual Art Education from SUNY New Paltz in 2017. He's shown in galleries across the United States, including: Small Green Door, East Los Angeles, CA; Manifest Gallery, Cincinnati, OH; LIC Arts Open, Long Island City, NY; The Brooklyn Waterfront Artist Coalition, Brooklyn, NY; Limner Gallery, Hudson NY; The Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery, Stony Brook, NY; Gallery North, Setauket, NY. He is the recipient of awards including The Goldberger Fellowship and the Dorothy L. Memorial Purchase Prize. Santarpia is also an active, New York State certified art educator currently working for the Lowville Academy & Central School District and previously for the Gallery North ArtVentures Program and Stony Brook University’s Studio Art Program.
At age 18, Santarpia had a spinal fusion of his L5, S1 vertebrae, altering his bodily reality. Because of this, he has grown to be intensely attentive to his bodily sensations. The lived experience and physical consequences of this procedure have since informed his life and art practice greatly. The two main components from which Santarpia’s practice manifest are (1) material approach and process, and (2) conceptual and biographical context. Both his material approach and the spinal fusion surgery he underwent, rely on systems of collaborative creativity (autopoiesis/sympoiesis). The fusion surgery uses bone graft, which is essentially a glue that hardens or fuses into bone over time. The procedure sets a rigid ground using rods and screws along and into the vertebrae for bodily regeneration to take its course. Similarly, Santarpia’s art practice facilitates a system of interaction: the flow of liquids and sediments; gravitational forces; evaporation; crystallization; state changes of liquids, gasses, and solids; UV light; emulsification; muscle contraction; respiration; cognition.
Laura Bigger is an Assistant Professor of Art and runs the printmaking area at Truman State University in Kirksville, MO. She has previously taught at the University of Nevada, Reno and Augsburg College, in Minneapolis, MN. Originally from Boulder, CO, Bigger received a BA in Studio Art and Hispanic Studies from Colorado College in 2008 and an MFA in Printmaking from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities in 2013. She has exhibited her work in solo and group exhibitions nationally.
Emily Dzieweczynski
Emily is a multimedia artist, creative researcher, designer, and educator. She is interested in the intersection of science and art, particularly where they meet at the concept of empathy. Emily is a graduate from Gustavus Adolphus College, holding Bachelor’s degrees in Studio Art and Psychological Science, and studied Fine Arts Media at the Slade School of Fine Art. Her work takes the form of drawing, printmaking, writing, and new media; including code, virtual reality, 3D modeling, web-based media, sound, and video.
Emily’s work has been shown at venues such as the Target Gallery, the American Swedish Institute, Rosalux Gallery, Highpoint Center for Printmaking, Gustavus Adolphus College, and the Children’s Museum of Minnesota. She has received funding through the National Science Foundation, an Arts and Cultural Heritage Grant, the Prairie Lakes Regional Arts Council, and Gustavus Adolphus College.
Haumed Rahmani
Straddling creative, scientific, and digital frameworks, Haumed Rahmani spends his time thinking about questions that lead to better questions, in hopes of finding a guiding compass through the future. His code is being used by the likes of Cornell University, Johns Hopkins University, and the Max Planck Institute, and he’s slated to present at the International Liquid Crystal Conference 2022. With work ranging from microscope imaging to generative weaving and short film, Haumed is foremost a toolbuilder and communicator. He is currently working toward his PhD in Chemical Physics at the Advanced Materials & Liquid Crystal Institute at Kent State University.
Joseph Santarpia
Santarpia’s work leverages autopoiesis—the self-creative capacity of material—to explore questions of release, embodiment, and landscape. He received his MFA from Stony Brook University in 2020, and a bachelors degree in Visual Art Education from SUNY New Paltz in 2017. He's shown in galleries across the United States, including: Small Green Door, East Los Angeles, CA; Manifest Gallery, Cincinnati, OH; LIC Arts Open, Long Island City, NY; The Brooklyn Waterfront Artist Coalition, Brooklyn, NY; Limner Gallery, Hudson NY; The Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery, Stony Brook, NY; Gallery North, Setauket, NY. He is the recipient of awards including The Goldberger Fellowship and the Dorothy L. Memorial Purchase Prize. Santarpia is also an active, New York State certified art educator currently working for the Lowville Academy & Central School District and previously for the Gallery North ArtVentures Program and Stony Brook University’s Studio Art Program.
At age 18, Santarpia had a spinal fusion of his L5, S1 vertebrae, altering his bodily reality. Because of this, he has grown to be intensely attentive to his bodily sensations. The lived experience and physical consequences of this procedure have since informed his life and art practice greatly. The two main components from which Santarpia’s practice manifest are (1) material approach and process, and (2) conceptual and biographical context. Both his material approach and the spinal fusion surgery he underwent, rely on systems of collaborative creativity (autopoiesis/sympoiesis). The fusion surgery uses bone graft, which is essentially a glue that hardens or fuses into bone over time. The procedure sets a rigid ground using rods and screws along and into the vertebrae for bodily regeneration to take its course. Similarly, Santarpia’s art practice facilitates a system of interaction: the flow of liquids and sediments; gravitational forces; evaporation; crystallization; state changes of liquids, gasses, and solids; UV light; emulsification; muscle contraction; respiration; cognition.
Kaiser Studios Inc., a nonprofit specializing in public programming that supports the arts, provides artists opportunities for thoughtful community engagement in the form of lectures, performances, or demonstrations. Through inclusive programming, Kaiser Studios Inc. supports, promotes, and encourages artists of all mediums. For more information, visit www.kaiserstudios.org.
STORY COLLAGE WORKSHOP
Sunday, November 8, 2020
Explore storytelling and collage-making in a supportive and communal space with artist and educator Morgan Bukovec.
Explore storytelling and collage-making in a supportive and communal space with artist and educator Morgan Bukovec.
Workshop description:
As a small group, we will explore storytelling and collage making in a supportive and communal space. In this workshop, participants will be guided through reflection, writing, and collage making. This workshop is focused on exploring shape, color, and texture as it relates to expressing a story about the home. We will not only be making and creating together but building a sense of community and connection.
The workshop is hosted off-site at the BAYarts Center. All materials are provided. Space is limited to 8 participants. Registration and entry fee required.
As a small group, we will explore storytelling and collage making in a supportive and communal space. In this workshop, participants will be guided through reflection, writing, and collage making. This workshop is focused on exploring shape, color, and texture as it relates to expressing a story about the home. We will not only be making and creating together but building a sense of community and connection.
The workshop is hosted off-site at the BAYarts Center. All materials are provided. Space is limited to 8 participants. Registration and entry fee required.
Morgan Bukovec is a mixed media maker, educator, storyteller and collector of things from Cleveland, Ohio. Having recently received a bachelor's degree in Fine Art and Art Education from the University of Dayton, her studio practice is interdisciplinary with a focus on the themes: identity, storytelling, fleeting moments and objects across time. Recent group exhibitions include: Waterloo Arts Juried Exhibition and Intern Exhibition at Spaces Gallery in Cleveland, Ohio, We Want As Much, Politits Art Coalition, and Finding Calm While We Wait, Doug + Laurie Kanyer Art Collection. Morgan works at the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland as a Thoma Engagement Guide Apprentice and part-time educator, while creating narrative-based art work in her home studio. Morgan finds joy in storytelling, learning, and collecting ephemeral things.