Datebook Listings
A state-by-state rundown of museum and
gallery exhibitions, craft fairs and more.
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AKRON
AKRON ART MUSEUM,
330-376-9185
“A Shared Vision: The Fred
and Laura Ruth Bidwell
Photography Collection” now-
May 25.
“California as Muse:
The Art of Arthur and Lucia
Mathews” June 21-Sept. 7:
Paintings, furniture and decorative
objects.
CANTON
LAZARS ART GALLERY OF
FINE AMERICAN CRAFT,
800-400-8351
“Clyde Singer’s America” May
1-June 30: Exhibition and sale of
the nationally known artist.
“The
Art of Clay” runs concurrently:
Salt- and wood-fired stoneware
vessels by David Mosbacher.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI ART MUSEUM,
513-721-ARTS
“Rembrandt: Three Faces
of the Master” now-May 21:
Features three landmark paintings
from the Louvre Museum
in Paris.
“Masterpiece Quilts
from the Shelburne Museum”
now-June 1: Explores 40 heirloom
American quilts.
CLEVELAND
MUSEUM OF
CONTEMPORARY ART
CLEVELAND, 216-421-8671
Jean Luc Mylayne May
30-Sept. 7: Philosophical meditations
on birds in photography.
COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS MUSEUM OF
ART, 614-221-4848
“Great Expectations: Aristocratic
Children in European
Portraiture” now-June 8.
“New
to the Collection: Contemporary
Art and Photography”
May 23-Sept. 28: Recent
acquisitions.
DOWNTOWN RIVERFRONT,
614-224-2606
Columbus Arts Festival
June 6-8: Pairs fine artists and
craftspeople with a medley of
entertainment, art activities
and food.
WEXNER CENTER FOR THE
ARTS, 614-292-0330
“Jeff Smith: Bone and Beyond”
May 10-Aug. 3: Selection
of original comics and drawings.
DUBLIN
COFFMAN PARK,
614-889-7444
“Titration” now-Aug. 30: Featuring
five sculptures by artists from
all over the U.S. in a one-year
outdoor exhibit.
DUBLIN ARTS COUNCIL,
614-889-7444
“Botanical Impressions:
Works by Paula Zinsmeister”
now-June 13.
PORTSMOUTH
SOUTHERN OHIO MUSEUM,
740-354-5629
“On a Platter: Utility, Beauty,
Humor and Innovation through
the Ages” June 6-Aug. 25: Featuring
five contemporary artists.
ZANESVILLE
ZANESVILLE ART CENTER,
740-452-0741
John Yan Sun now-May 31:
New paintings.
OKLAHOMA CITY
INDIVIDUAL ARTISTS OF
OKLAHOMA GALLERY,
405-340-8634
Fiberworks 2008 June 6-27:
30th annual juried fiber exhibition
featuring quilts, baskets, felt,
needlework, paper, weaving and
more from Oklahoma artists.
OKLAHOMA CITY MUSEUM
OF ART, 405-236-3100
“Brett Weston: Out of the
Shadow” now-May 18: First
major retrospective of Weston’s
photographs.
“Roman Art from
the Louvre” June 19-Oct. 12:
Featuring 184 masterpieces.
GRANTS PASS
GRANTS PASS MUSEUM OF
ART, 541-479-3290
“Wild Horses by Elissa Kline”
June-July: New photography.
PORTLAND
BULLSEYE GALLERY,
503-227-0222
Jane Bruce now-May 17: New
glass sculpture. Group Show
May 27-Aug. 2: Featuring seven
gallery artists.
BUTTERS GALLERY,
503-248-9378
Ted Katz May 1-31: Abstract
paintings. Stephanie Weber
June 5-28: New work in glass.
HOFFMAN GALLERY,
OREGON COLLEGE
OF ART & CRAFT,
503-297-5544
Undergraduate Thesis Exhibition May 1-June 15.
MUSEUM OF
CONTEMPORARY CRAFT,
503-223-2654
“Framing: The Art of Jewelry”
now-May 11: An investigation
into art jewelry.
“Generations:
Ken Shores” now-July 23: Retrospective
of Shores’ work.
PORTLAND ART MUSEUM,
503-226-2811
Richard Deacon now-June 1:
A monumental sculpture by the
celebrated British artist.
SALEM
MARY LOU ZEEK GALLERY,
503-581-3229
“Different Spokes” Altered
Bike Show May 6-31: 20 artists
will transform, paint or alter a
bike, turning it into sculpture.
Deborah DeWit Marchant June 3-28: Recent paintings.
CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS
THE STONEWALL GALLERY
AT THE CAMPBELL
POTTERY STORE,
814-734-8800
“Woven Together” May
17-June 15: 11 fiber artists
exhibit their work.
DOYLESTOWN
JAMES A. MICHENER ART
MUSEUM, 215-340-9800
“Outdoor Sculpture Program:
Susan Opie” now-June 22: Featuring
very mobile, very animal
sculptures.
ERIE
ERIE ART MUSEUM,
814-459-5477
“Ancient Alloy: Bronzes from
the Collection” now-June 30:
Survey of work in bronze.
GREENSBURG
MUSTARD SEED GALLERY,
724-835-0900
“Ashes to Ashes” now-May
17: Francine Zajac explores ash
glazes.
WESTMORELAND MUSEUM
OF AMERICAN ART, 724-837-1500 The Westmoreland Juried
Biennial
May 11-June 8: Showcase
of regional art.
KUTZTOWN
DOWNTOWN KUTZTOWN,
888-674-6136
Kutztown Folk Festival June
28-July 6: Featuring fine folk art,
traditional crafts, quilts and six
stages of entertainment.
MANAYUNK
MAIN STREET,
215-482-9565
19th Annual Manayunk Arts
Festival
June 28-29: Featuring
275 artists from across America.
PHILADELPHIA
THE CLAY STUDIO,
215-925-3453
“Small Favors: Benefit Exhibition
and Sale” May 2-18: Original
ceramic arts exhibition.
“The
Industrial Hand: Tableware
Design” now-June 1: Solo exhibition
of Heather Mae Erickson.
“Shu Mei Chan: New Work”
May 23-June 29.
GALLERY 908 AT
PHILADELPHIA GLASS
WORKS, 215-627-3655
Student Juried Exhibition May 17-July 14: A collection
of glass from Philadelphia-area
universities.
PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM
OF ART, 215-763-8100
“Frida Kahlo” now-May
18: More than 40 paintings
juxtaposed with self-portraits.
“Turned and Thrown: English
Pottery, 1660-1820” now-
June 1: More than 50 works
of delftware, stoneware and
earthenware.
SNYDERMAN-WORKS
GALLERY, 215-238-9576
“Ron Meyers: Animal Dance”
May 2-June 15: Solo ceramics
exhibition.
“Chris Giffin:
Rejected and Reclaimed” runs
concurrently: Objects and jewelry.
WEXLER GALLERY,
215-923-7030
“In-Between” May 2-June 28:
Group show that explores the
transitory nature of relationships,
self-perception, emotion and
mortality.
WOOD TURNING CENTER,
215-923-8000
“7 Visions: Wood as Fiber”
now-May 17: Takes a different
look at the tree in art.
“Echo
Lake: Learning through Sharing”
June 6-July 19: Experimental
objects.
PHOENIXVILLE
BARNSTONE GALLERY,
610-917-0140
“Erica Brown: After the Fire”
now-May 31: Encaustic and
mixed-media work.
“Scott Corkran:
Contemporary Jewelry
Designs” May 2-June 28.
PITTSBURGH
BOX HEART GALLERY,
412-687-8858
Shawn Watrous and Kyle
Houser now-May 24: New
paintings and ceramics. Eighth
Anniversary Exhibition May
27-June 21: A group show.
CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF
ART, 412-622-3131
“Ecology.Design.Synergy”
now-June 1: Architecture that
merges sustainable materials and
engineering.
“Life on Mars”
2008 Carnegie International
May 3-Jan. 11, 2009: Featuring
40 international artists who
contemplate what it means to be
human today.
MATTRESS FACTORY,
412-231-3169
“Inner and Outer Space” now-
Jan. 11, 2009: Nine artists test
the limitations of metaphorical
and physical space.
PITTSBURGH CENTER FOR
THE ARTS, 412-361-0873
Pittsburgh Biennial 08 May
3-Aug. 24: A continuum of visual
arts from still to moving images,
complemented by a cinema program
and art performances.
PITTSBURGH GLASS
CENTER, 415-365-2145
“Glass and Steel: Art Transcends
Industry” May 2-Sept.
5: Invitational show.
POINT STATE PARK,
412-281-8723
Three Rivers Arts Festival June 6-22: Outdoor juried fine
arts and crafts show.
SOCIETY FOR
CONTEMPORARY CRAFT,
412-261-7003
“Voices” now-June 7: Presents
the work of 23 ceramic artists
focusing on the theme of the
figure.
SPACE GALLERY,
412-325-7723
“Pittsburgh Now” now-June
13: A survey of the breadth of
current Pittsburgh art.
WAYNE
WAYNE ART CENTER,
DAVENPORT GALLERY,
610-688-3553
Plein Air Festival Exhibition
2008 May 17-June 13: More
than 30 artists will paint Delaware
Valley landscapes.
PROVIDENCE
BERT GALLERY,
401-751-2628
“Painter Gordon Peers: Transformation
During the War
Years” now-June 30.
Rhode Island School
of Design Museum ,
401-454-6500
“Styrofoam” now-July 20: Artists
explore the medium.
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