Museums & Galleries

This year's festival, the 16th annual celebration of Cleveland's arts and music scene, is built around lakefront access, sustainability and connectivity.

Amber N. Ford, Joyce Morrow Jones and Erykah Townsend will get a chance to showcase their artwork and connect with the Cleveland community during their five-month residencies.

Collecting Dreams: Odilon Redon is a callback to the museum's roots, as Redon's work was first displayed there in 1925.

The art gallery, which started in the 1970s as an auction house in Larchmere, can now show more than 1,000 pieces.

With art that depicted everything from drawings of people he met to vibrant cityscapes, the painter depicted the pulse of Cleveland in his work.

With 48 artists across multiple disciplines, the exhibit is built around showing off the range of the Institute's alumni.

An augmented reality exhibit spread out throughout six East Side communities, Crossroads explores Cleveland's forgotten histories.

After being a virtual show last year, organizers and participants alike are excited to spend a day basking in the West Side city’s arts culture.

With 16 exhibits spread out across the new 17,000-square-foot space in the Great Lakes Mall, the interactive museum is a first for the area. 

Since opening the space more than a decade ago, owner Hilary Gent's mission remains the same: creating a welcoming and open atmosphere for both the artists and viewers.

With free programming and a rotating gallery of exhibitions, the new Community Arts Center is the Art Museum’s West Side hub.

Experimental photographs, woodcuts and more are on display in these three area exhibitions.