In Between Everywhere Group Exhibition at the Mansfield Art Center
Main Gallery | In Between Everywhere | January 24 – February 28
In Between Everywhere is an exhibition designed to highlight and showcase the works of 42 central Ohio artists. These artists produce artwork in a variety of mediums and styles chosen for consistency of vision and quality of work.
Curated by: Adam Brouillette
Main Gallery | In Between Everywhere | January 24 – February 28
In Between Everywhere is an exhibition designed to highlight and showcase the works of 42 central Ohio artists. These artists produce artwork in a variety of mediums and styles chosen for consistency of vision and quality of work.
Curated by: Adam Brouillette
Exhibition in Print: In Between Everywhere
Welcome to In Between Everywhere, an exhibition-in-print featuring 42 central Ohio artist curated by Adam Brouillette of Blockfort Gallery.
Welcome to In Between Everywhere, an exhibition-in-print featuring 42 central Ohio artist curated by Adam Brouillette of Blockfort Gallery.
"Art in Times of Anxiety", Group Exhibition at University of North Carolina at Pembroke
Opening Reception: Wednesday, October 9, 4:30-6 p.m.
Featuring work by: Michael Amato, Michael Baggarly, Brandin Barón, Maryanne Braine, Kyle Chaput, Jeanne Ciravolo, Lilly Fei, Christopher Fluder, Tracey Donnelly Franklin, Mack Gingles, Michael Holt, Laurie Hoen, Marius Lehene, George A. Mallory, John Manion, Mary Mazziotti, Joseph Miller, Lynn Paluga, Joe Poon, Boryana Rusenova Ina, Jess Self, Jan Schachter and Peggy Forman, Rachel Yurkovich, Alexandra Zevin, Amelia Zytka, and juror Ralph Steeds.
10th Annual International Juried Exhibition
Art In Times of Anxiety
Friday, October 04 – Friday, November 01, 2019
Opening Reception: Wednesday, October 9, 4:30-6 p.m.
Featuring work by: Michael Amato, Michael Baggarly, Brandin Barón, Maryanne Braine, Kyle Chaput, Jeanne Ciravolo, Lilly Fei, Christopher Fluder, Tracey Donnelly Franklin, Mack Gingles, Michael Holt, Laurie Hoen, Marius Lehene, George A. Mallory, John Manion, Mary Mazziotti, Joseph Miller, Lynn Paluga, Joe Poon, Boryana Rusenova Ina, Jess Self, Jan Schachter and Peggy Forman, Rachel Yurkovich, Alexandra Zevin, Amelia Zytka, and juror Ralph Steeds.
Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award
Board members of the Ohio Arts Council (OAC) approved Individual Excellence Awards for state fiscal year 2019 during a public meeting on March 20.
Individual Excellence Awards are peer recognition of artists for the exceptional merit of a body of their work that advances or exemplifies the discipline and the larger artistic community. These awards support artists’ growth and development and recognize their work in Ohio and beyond.
Individual Excellence Awards are peer recognition of artists for the exceptional merit of a body of their work that advances or exemplifies the discipline and the larger artistic community. These awards support artists’ growth and development and recognize their work in Ohio and beyond.
8th Lessedra International in Sofia, Bulgaria
Exhibition in Lessedra Gallery, Sofia, Bulgaria
December 12th 2018 – February 28th 2019
Opening reception on December 12th at 7 p.m. with the presence of visiting artists and jury members
Exhibition in Lessedra Gallery, Sofia, Bulgaria
December 12th 2018 – February 28th 2019
Opening reception on December 12th at 7 p.m. with the presence of visiting artists and jury members
Elmar Peintner, Austria
First Prize Winner of the 8th Mixed MediaAlicja Snoch-Pawłowska, Poland
ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR STUDENT AND EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS at FACULTY OF ARTS, MARIA CURIE SKŁODOWSKA UNIVERSITY in Lublin special presentation of artists - studentsYordan Kissiov, Bulgaria
Featured Artist
Solo exhibition at Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville
Throughout the month of October, the Joan Derryberry Art Gallery will feature Bulgarian visual artist Boryana Rusenova-Ina’s work.
She will speak during a reception at 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 25.
Rusenova-Ina creates her paintings by first constructing a diorama of the scene she wishes to paint and then works off that model to create a scene both familiar and surreal. She frequently focuses on landscapes and urban scenes, aiming to ask her audiences questions about identity and home.
She is currently a lecturer in painting and drawing at Ohio State University. Her art has been displayed throughout the United States and Europe.
The event is made possible by Center Stage, a series of events, guest artists, lectures and performances in an effort to promote a better understanding of the fine arts and diverse cultural perspectives. It is made possible through Tennessee Tech’s general education fund.
The event is free and open to the public.
Throughout the month of October, the Joan Derryberry Art Gallery will feature Bulgarian visual artist Boryana Rusenova-Ina’s work.
She will speak during a reception at 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 25.
Rusenova-Ina creates her paintings by first constructing a diorama of the scene she wishes to paint and then works off that model to create a scene both familiar and surreal. She frequently focuses on landscapes and urban scenes, aiming to ask her audiences questions about identity and home.
She is currently a lecturer in painting and drawing at Ohio State University. Her art has been displayed throughout the United States and Europe.
The event is made possible by Center Stage, a series of events, guest artists, lectures and performances in an effort to promote a better understanding of the fine arts and diverse cultural perspectives. It is made possible through Tennessee Tech’s general education fund.
The event is free and open to the public.
Two Fold: Impermanent Histories
Boryana Rusenova Ina and Whitney Lea Sage
Marshall University’s Birke Art Gallery
Located in Smith Hall
Huntington, WV
August 20th – September 27th, 2018
Reception: Thursday, September 27th 5-7 pm
The Birke Art Gallery is hosting a two-person exhibition that features works by Ohio artists Boryana Rusenova Ina and Whitney Lea Sage. Both artists’ work address personal and impersonal relationships to places. Sage creates works about her hometown of Detroit and Rusenova’s works use Western landscapes as surrogates for places she is more familiar with, like her birthplace of Bulgaria.
For more information: https://www.marshall.edu/art/birke-art-gallery/
Boryana Rusenova Ina and Whitney Lea Sage
Marshall University’s Birke Art Gallery
Located in Smith Hall
Huntington, WV
August 20th – September 27th, 2018
Reception: Thursday, September 27th 5-7 pm
The Birke Art Gallery is hosting a two-person exhibition that features works by Ohio artists Boryana Rusenova Ina and Whitney Lea Sage. Both artists’ work address personal and impersonal relationships to places. Sage creates works about her hometown of Detroit and Rusenova’s works use Western landscapes as surrogates for places she is more familiar with, like her birthplace of Bulgaria.
For more information: https://www.marshall.edu/art/birke-art-gallery/
Painting award, Ohio Annual Exhibition at the Zanesville Museum of Art
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
The Ohio Annual exhibition celebrates the Zanesville Museum of Art’s commitment to discovering, encouraging, and recognizing Ohio’s finest artists and artisans. In its 73rd year, this competitive, juried exhibition welcomed submissions from all Ohio artists, in all stages of their careers. In 2017, over one hundred and eighty artists vied for the opportunity to exhibit their work at the museum and earn the title Best in Show.
Each year we look forward to presenting a stylistically and thematically diverse exhibition that captures the essence of Ohio’s vibrant visual arts scene. The people, places, and customs found in each unique region of the Buckeye State inspire its artists, and the ZMA is in the fortunate position of recognizing and fostering this creativity.
This year our guest juror was Erin Shapiro, Springfield Museum of Art Curator (Springfield, Ohio), who selected this year’s participants and award recipients.
73RD OHIO ANNUAL EXHIBITION
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
The Ohio Annual exhibition celebrates the Zanesville Museum of Art’s commitment to discovering, encouraging, and recognizing Ohio’s finest artists and artisans. In its 73rd year, this competitive, juried exhibition welcomed submissions from all Ohio artists, in all stages of their careers. In 2017, over one hundred and eighty artists vied for the opportunity to exhibit their work at the museum and earn the title Best in Show.
We would like to thank the Beaux Arts Club, the ZMA’s affiliate group, who presented the Mrs. Eunice Ballas Excellence in Fiber Arts Award.
Each year we look forward to presenting a stylistically and thematically diverse exhibition that captures the essence of Ohio’s vibrant visual arts scene. The people, places, and customs found in each unique region of the Buckeye State inspire its artists, and the ZMA is in the fortunate position of recognizing and fostering this creativity.
This year our guest juror was Erin Shapiro, Springfield Museum of Art Curator (Springfield, Ohio), who selected this year’s participants and award recipients.
73rd Ohio Annual Exhibition Award Recipients
Best in Show: Judy Takacs, Ephemera Collector, 2018, oil on linen with collage elements, on loan from the artist.
Painting Category Award Winner: Boryana Rusenova Ina, Hilltops, 2016, oil and acrylic on canvas, on loan from the artist.
Drawing, Prints, and Collage Category Award Winner: Whitney Sage, Family Room, from the 'Homesickness Series', 2017, ink on paper, on loan from the artist.
Sculpture Category Award Winner: Nicki Crock, Dream House, 2018, paper, on loan from the artist.
Ceramics Category Award Winner: Brian Zimerle, Trumpery Gewgaws, 2017, glazed ceramic, on loan from the artist.
Glass Category Award Winner: Lauren Fowler, Vitre Flora X3, 2018, glass, on loan from the artist.
Photography Category Award Winner: Robert Coomer, Last House, 2018, photograph on hand distressed steel, on loan from the artist.
Excellence in Fiber Arts Award Winner: Jane Evans, The Cellist in the Brewery, 2016, needle felted wool on felt, on loan from the artist.
Solo Exhibition at River House Arts
Fascinated by the genre of Western landscape painting, Bulgarian-born artist Boryana Rusenova-Ina explores the way is it’s been used to frame our collective and personal relationship to place. Her own landscapes, painted from dioramas painstakingly constructed in her studio using found and personal images, evoke a range of response and emotion that often conflict. “Both coherent and disjointed; the parts belong together and yet imply multiple viewpoints and histories.”
Boryana earned MFA from The Ohio State University in 2016. She has an MA in Art, Design, and Architecture from the Glasgow School of Art, and a BFA from Columbus College of Art and Design. She is currently on the faculty of both Ohio State University and Columbus State Community College.
Fascinated by the genre of Western landscape painting, Bulgarian-born artist Boryana Rusenova-Ina explores the way is it’s been used to frame our collective and personal relationship to place. Her own landscapes, painted from dioramas painstakingly constructed in her studio using found and personal images, evoke a range of response and emotion that often conflict. “Both coherent and disjointed; the parts belong together and yet imply multiple viewpoints and histories.”
NEW WORK IN SOFT GEOMETRIES CURATED BY ANDREA MYERS
Please Join Us For This Exhibit Of Works By Seven Artists In Celebration Of Hammond Harkins Galleries 20th Anniversary. Inspired By The Idea Of The “Soft Grid,” Curator Andrea Myers Selected Works That Combine Structures Of Analytical Systems With The Subtleties Of Subjective, Human Experience. The Centerpiece Of This Exhibit Will Be A Collaboration By Myers And Haase Of A Room-Size Installation Composed Of Industrial Shrink-Wrap And A Giant Metronome.
Please join us for this exhibit of works by seven artists in celebration of Hammond Harkins Galleries 20th anniversary. Inspired by the idea of The “Soft Grid,” curator Andrea Myers selected works that combine structures of analytical systems with the subtleties of subjective, human experience. The centerpiece of this exhibit will be a collaboration by Myers and Haase of a room-size installation composed of industrial shrink-wrap and a giant metronome.