Gathered Says Hello Neighbor in a Gallery Window Exhibit
June 4, 2020With gallery displays of local artists’ work painfully absent during the COVID-19 crisis, Gathered Glassblowing Studio decided to embrace the challenge of bringing the art scene back to life downtown by displaying the work of local artists in their storefront windows. In association with Chicago’s Purple Window Gallery, the exhibit features work by Jordan Buschur,
Art of the Cut returns to combine health education and flair
February 25, 2020For the second year in a row, barbers will showcase their skills at the Art of the Cut, from 3-6pm on Sunday, March 1, in the Toledo Museum of Art Peristyle.
Yusuf Lateef and James Dickerson share space
February 11, 2020Local artists Yusuf Lateef and James Dickerson, aka dirtykics, have collaborated on a one-of-a-kind exhibition now at Maumee Valley Country Day School. Lateef, cofounder of Radiant City Arts, a for-profit collective that emphasizes arts education, is a visual arts instructor at the Toledo School for the Arts. Dickerson is a street photographer whose recent themes
The Blair Museum of Lithophanes looks for new home
January 28, 2020Since 1993, the world’s largest collection of lithophanes (19th-century translucent porcelain plaques) has been housed in Toledo at The Blair Museum of Lithophanes. One of the city’s unique attractions, the Museum moved to the campus of the Toledo Botanical Gardens in 2002, where it has attracted locals and international visitors for the last 18 years.
The Place Where Art Ends
December 17, 2019Immersive installations remind us that experience matters most