Museums & Galleries

The DIY art installation's sixth annual event is May 18 and 19 this year. 

To celebrate, it's displaying a selection of its masterworks.

Over the last 20 years, photographer Joe Vitone captured portraits of his loved ones living in Akron. 

Sondra Perry, the first winner of the new Toby's Prize, kicks off a new exhibit in its honor.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's new director of curatorial affairs lets us in on her musical philosophy. 

The public now has online access to 30,000 collection artworks to use for research, personal and commercial use.

In conjunction with the city's Cuyahoga 50 program, the yearlong program honors the Cuyahoga River using creative methods.

The Beautiful and Grotesque showcases the improvisational artist's knack for pairing unexpected items together.

The Taiwanese artist uses a unique approach that goes beyond the canvas. 

Fallout Dogs, which examines the life of canines just outside Chernobyl's Exclusion Zone, is on view at Spaces Gallery through March 22.

The New York City-based artist exhibits his fantastically detailed work at Cleveland Museum of Art's Transformer Station this month.

The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage preserves Holocaust survivors' stories with interactive technology.