Exhibitions
The Animal Kind – An Art Exhibition About Our Relationships With Animals
April 14 - June 4, 2023
Opening reception: April 14, 6 - 9 pm
The Animal Kind, the latest group exhibition at Kaiser Gallery, looks at our human fascination with animals. The exhibition features work by ten contemporary artists from down the street to around the world. The wildly eclectic exhibition displays a wide range of artistic styles, mediums, and subject matter pertaining to animals. A few works that you’ll see include the wearable soft sculpture by Alex Heard, an art book made from African Cheetah fur found in an antique shop by Andrew Mancuso, and the hyperrealistic work of Betz Johnson Richards. Kaiser Gallery will host an opening reception for The Animal Kind on Friday, April 14 from 6-9 p.m. at our location at 2418 Professor Avenue during Walkabout Tremont.
The Animal Kind will be on view at Kaiser Gallery from April 14 to June 4 and features the works of Justin Brennan, Jeff Chiplis, Ross DiPenti, Jessica Glowczewski, Alex Heard, Betz Johnson Richards, Andrew Mancuso, Stéphanie Morissette, Rebecca Tanda, and Kristen Woodward.
April 14 - June 4, 2023
Opening reception: April 14, 6 - 9 pm
The Animal Kind, the latest group exhibition at Kaiser Gallery, looks at our human fascination with animals. The exhibition features work by ten contemporary artists from down the street to around the world. The wildly eclectic exhibition displays a wide range of artistic styles, mediums, and subject matter pertaining to animals. A few works that you’ll see include the wearable soft sculpture by Alex Heard, an art book made from African Cheetah fur found in an antique shop by Andrew Mancuso, and the hyperrealistic work of Betz Johnson Richards. Kaiser Gallery will host an opening reception for The Animal Kind on Friday, April 14 from 6-9 p.m. at our location at 2418 Professor Avenue during Walkabout Tremont.
The Animal Kind will be on view at Kaiser Gallery from April 14 to June 4 and features the works of Justin Brennan, Jeff Chiplis, Ross DiPenti, Jessica Glowczewski, Alex Heard, Betz Johnson Richards, Andrew Mancuso, Stéphanie Morissette, Rebecca Tanda, and Kristen Woodward.
Solo Show Selection - 2023
June 8 - August 6, 2023
Opening reception: June 9, 6 - 9 pm
Kaiser Gallery is proud to announce Jamie M. Richey as our Solo Show Selection for 2023!
Jamie M. Richey's captivating series, titled "Common Thread," delves into conceptual ideas, contradictions, and double standards through a collection of mixed media artworks. Combining Richey's photography with various materials such as thread, paint, and incorporating collage and text, this series offers a thought-provoking exploration. Richey's creative process involves adding a touch of rawness to her photographs, whether it be through tearing, cutting, or even incorporating soot into the works. The themes within the series are multi-layered, presenting contrasting ideas that often share a common thread, both personally for the artist and in conceptual notions that resonate with the viewer's daily struggles or stimulate existential contemplation.
About Jamie M. Richey
Jamie M. Richey is a Cleveland-based fine art photographer, mixed media artist, and curator. Raised in Northeast Ohio, Jamie earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in film and photography from Elon University and returned to Cleveland to pursue freelance film, photography studio work, and commercial publishing. She later accomplished a Master of Arts degree in Art History with a photography concentration at the Savannah College of Art and Design. Upon graduating she pursued a teaching career in museum education in Savannah, GA, and Dothan, AL during which time she also curated art exhibits with an educational focus. In addition, Jamie continued to exhibit her photography while also working as a production assistant on the occasional indie film.
Firmly planted back in Ohio, Jamie remains active in the curatorial community organizing public exhibits and virtually at jamier-photography.com while steadily building her portfolio with on emphasis in mixed-media as well as black and white fine art photography in various genres including street, nature, travel, and abstract.
June 8 - August 6, 2023
Opening reception: June 9, 6 - 9 pm
Kaiser Gallery is proud to announce Jamie M. Richey as our Solo Show Selection for 2023!
Jamie M. Richey's captivating series, titled "Common Thread," delves into conceptual ideas, contradictions, and double standards through a collection of mixed media artworks. Combining Richey's photography with various materials such as thread, paint, and incorporating collage and text, this series offers a thought-provoking exploration. Richey's creative process involves adding a touch of rawness to her photographs, whether it be through tearing, cutting, or even incorporating soot into the works. The themes within the series are multi-layered, presenting contrasting ideas that often share a common thread, both personally for the artist and in conceptual notions that resonate with the viewer's daily struggles or stimulate existential contemplation.
About Jamie M. Richey
Jamie M. Richey is a Cleveland-based fine art photographer, mixed media artist, and curator. Raised in Northeast Ohio, Jamie earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in film and photography from Elon University and returned to Cleveland to pursue freelance film, photography studio work, and commercial publishing. She later accomplished a Master of Arts degree in Art History with a photography concentration at the Savannah College of Art and Design. Upon graduating she pursued a teaching career in museum education in Savannah, GA, and Dothan, AL during which time she also curated art exhibits with an educational focus. In addition, Jamie continued to exhibit her photography while also working as a production assistant on the occasional indie film.
Firmly planted back in Ohio, Jamie remains active in the curatorial community organizing public exhibits and virtually at jamier-photography.com while steadily building her portfolio with on emphasis in mixed-media as well as black and white fine art photography in various genres including street, nature, travel, and abstract.
Nowstalgia
August 11 - October 8, 2023
Opening reception: August 11, 6 - 9 pm
Kaiser Gallery presents Nowstalgia, an exhibition where artists help us escape the uncertainties of everyday life, drawing inspiration from past decades and infusing them with a futuristic style that feels unique today. Their art captures the chaos of Internet culture, reminds us of a simpler time, and inspires us to move forward.
What is Nowstalgia? It is everything and anything—combining retro-indulgent fantasy with today's instant consumerism lifestyle. Driven by our need for connectivity and escapism, the nowstalgia trend permits us to re-imagine the past, creating a collage of nostalgic references.
August 11 - October 8, 2023
Opening reception: August 11, 6 - 9 pm
Kaiser Gallery presents Nowstalgia, an exhibition where artists help us escape the uncertainties of everyday life, drawing inspiration from past decades and infusing them with a futuristic style that feels unique today. Their art captures the chaos of Internet culture, reminds us of a simpler time, and inspires us to move forward.
What is Nowstalgia? It is everything and anything—combining retro-indulgent fantasy with today's instant consumerism lifestyle. Driven by our need for connectivity and escapism, the nowstalgia trend permits us to re-imagine the past, creating a collage of nostalgic references.
TBA
October 12 - October 15, 2023
Opening reception: October 13, 6 - 9 pm
October 12 - October 15, 2023
Opening reception: October 13, 6 - 9 pm
Entwined
October 19 - November 4, 2023
Opening reception: October 21, 6 - 9 pm
We are thrilled to announce the opening of our new exhibit, Entwined.
Entwined explores the theme of connectivity inspired by the natural world and the way we interact with it. The exhibit will feature several artists whose work is connected by a common thread: their interest in nature and its influence on our lives. They have all created pieces that explore this idea in different ways—from sculptures to paintings, from installations to photographs—but they all share a common goal: to show how interconnected we are with each other and with nature as a whole.
This exhibit aims to challenge viewers to think about how they interact with their environment and how it affects them as individuals and as members of society at large. It's an opportunity for us all to consider ways that we can better understand ourselves through understanding nature; how we can improve our relationships with each other through improving our relationships with the natural world around us; how we can come together as people by coming together in appreciation for all that binds us together despite our differences; and perhaps most importantly, what makes us truly human?
October 19 - November 4, 2023
Opening reception: October 21, 6 - 9 pm
We are thrilled to announce the opening of our new exhibit, Entwined.
Entwined explores the theme of connectivity inspired by the natural world and the way we interact with it. The exhibit will feature several artists whose work is connected by a common thread: their interest in nature and its influence on our lives. They have all created pieces that explore this idea in different ways—from sculptures to paintings, from installations to photographs—but they all share a common goal: to show how interconnected we are with each other and with nature as a whole.
This exhibit aims to challenge viewers to think about how they interact with their environment and how it affects them as individuals and as members of society at large. It's an opportunity for us all to consider ways that we can better understand ourselves through understanding nature; how we can improve our relationships with each other through improving our relationships with the natural world around us; how we can come together as people by coming together in appreciation for all that binds us together despite our differences; and perhaps most importantly, what makes us truly human?
TBA
November 10 - December 3, 2023
Opening reception: November 10, 6 - 9 pm
November 10 - December 3, 2023
Opening reception: November 10, 6 - 9 pm
Future Resonance 2
December 8, 2023 - February 4, 2024
Opening reception: December 8, 6 - 9 pm
Future Resonance exhibition seeks to explore technology as an aspect of human expression - how technology can push our thoughts into new horizons while creating avenues for artistic visionaries to express themselves.
The annual art and technology exhibition returns to Kaiser Gallery. 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 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.
It is not a coincidence that art and technology have been declared as the theme for our annual exhibition. Technology has become a significant part of our lives – it permeates all aspects of it, from entertainment to medicine. With technology quickly evolving into an essential aspect of our lives, technology is no longer considered a novelty or a luxury. Instead, it's becoming a necessity for the human race. Technology has also increased our appetite for artistry because technology feeds the imagination with its expansive capabilities and unlimited horizons - resulting in ever more ambitious creations that give us elevated perspectives on human achievement.
With technology being a necessary part of life, it has also become a source for artistic inspiration. Technology seeps through the boundaries between science and art. It is no longer something seen as separate from or even opposed to art – technology has become one of the most influential forces behind modern art because tech does not simply illustrate an idea, technology makes it happen.
The human interaction with technology is a major aspect of modern art - because technology has become a part of who we are as a people. It is a cultural force that constantly evolves and will continue to do so until there is no distinction between technology and life. Some believe this shift towards technology couldn't have happened without the emergence of digital technology - that technological jump from analog to digital brought about changes in how things were created and experienced, such as sound and light.
Sound & Light: Now more than ever we can understand music and other forms of sound by seeing them – the visual representation of the elements creates a new lens through which we can experience these phenomena.
December 8, 2023 - February 4, 2024
Opening reception: December 8, 6 - 9 pm
Future Resonance exhibition seeks to explore technology as an aspect of human expression - how technology can push our thoughts into new horizons while creating avenues for artistic visionaries to express themselves.
The annual art and technology exhibition returns to Kaiser Gallery. 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 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.
It is not a coincidence that art and technology have been declared as the theme for our annual exhibition. Technology has become a significant part of our lives – it permeates all aspects of it, from entertainment to medicine. With technology quickly evolving into an essential aspect of our lives, technology is no longer considered a novelty or a luxury. Instead, it's becoming a necessity for the human race. Technology has also increased our appetite for artistry because technology feeds the imagination with its expansive capabilities and unlimited horizons - resulting in ever more ambitious creations that give us elevated perspectives on human achievement.
With technology being a necessary part of life, it has also become a source for artistic inspiration. Technology seeps through the boundaries between science and art. It is no longer something seen as separate from or even opposed to art – technology has become one of the most influential forces behind modern art because tech does not simply illustrate an idea, technology makes it happen.
The human interaction with technology is a major aspect of modern art - because technology has become a part of who we are as a people. It is a cultural force that constantly evolves and will continue to do so until there is no distinction between technology and life. Some believe this shift towards technology couldn't have happened without the emergence of digital technology - that technological jump from analog to digital brought about changes in how things were created and experienced, such as sound and light.
Sound & Light: Now more than ever we can understand music and other forms of sound by seeing them – the visual representation of the elements creates a new lens through which we can experience these phenomena.