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Art Notes Septemeber 2026

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Brenda Singletary: We Hold These Truths… Explores History Through Art

20 North Gallery presents Brenda Singletary: We Hold These Truths, a solo exhibition featuring sculptural, mixed-media paintings that explore family history, military service and the complexities of the American experience. The exhibition includes new works from Singletary’s “Love Letter to a Complicated Nation” series. Sept. 2-5; 12–4pm. 20 North Gallery, 18 N. St. Clair St. 20northgallery.com

Glass Harvest Returns to Toledo Museum of Art

The Toledo Museum of Art’s annual Glass Harvest invites visitors to explore a colorful collection of more than 300 hand-blown glass pumpkins, created by Glass Pavilion studio artists. Guests can also enjoy the Rita B. Kern Sensory Garden. Sunday, Sept. 27, 11am. Toledo Museum of Art, 2445 Monroe St.

TMA Forever Celebrates Toledo’s Connection to Art

The Toledo Museum of Art’s special exhibition TMA Forever brings together more than 40 beloved works from the museum’s collection, including pieces by Van Gogh, Degas, Hopper and Rodin. The free exhibition runs Sept. 12-Jan. 3 in the Glass Pavilion. 2445 Monroe St. toledomuseum.org

Paint Jam at Mind & Soul Gallery

Mind & Soul Gallery & Studios’ weekly Paint Jam invites artists of all skill levels to create and connect in a free, open-to-the-public event. All art mediums are welcome; participants should bring their own supplies. Fridays, 5–8pm. Mind & Soul Gallery & Studios, 500 Madison Ave., Suite 100. mindandsoulgallery.com

“Leaving the Past Behind” Wins Perrysburg Sculpture Walk People’s Choice Award

A stunning stainless-steel heron, made entirely from forks, knives and spoons, by Gary Hovey and Jim Perrine titled “Leaving the Past Behind,” has been named the People’s Choice Award winner at the fifth annual Perrysburg Sculpture Walk. The sculpture will be placed at the Toledo Botanical Garden. mainart-ery.com/sculpture-walk-391433

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Brenda Singletary: We Hold These Truths… Explores History Through Art

20 North Gallery presents Brenda Singletary: We Hold These Truths, a solo exhibition featuring sculptural, mixed-media paintings that explore family history, military service and the complexities of the American experience. The exhibition includes new works from Singletary’s “Love Letter to a Complicated Nation” series. Sept. 2-5; 12–4pm. 20 North Gallery, 18 N. St. Clair St. 20northgallery.com

Glass Harvest Returns to Toledo Museum of Art

The Toledo Museum of Art’s annual Glass Harvest invites visitors to explore a colorful collection of more than 300 hand-blown glass pumpkins, created by Glass Pavilion studio artists. Guests can also enjoy the Rita B. Kern Sensory Garden. Sunday, Sept. 27, 11am. Toledo Museum of Art, 2445 Monroe St.

TMA Forever Celebrates Toledo’s Connection to Art

The Toledo Museum of Art’s special exhibition TMA Forever brings together more than 40 beloved works from the museum’s collection, including pieces by Van Gogh, Degas, Hopper and Rodin. The free exhibition runs Sept. 12-Jan. 3 in the Glass Pavilion. 2445 Monroe St. toledomuseum.org

Paint Jam at Mind & Soul Gallery

Mind & Soul Gallery & Studios’ weekly Paint Jam invites artists of all skill levels to create and connect in a free, open-to-the-public event. All art mediums are welcome; participants should bring their own supplies. Fridays, 5–8pm. Mind & Soul Gallery & Studios, 500 Madison Ave., Suite 100. mindandsoulgallery.com

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“Leaving the Past Behind” Wins Perrysburg Sculpture Walk People’s Choice Award

A stunning stainless-steel heron, made entirely from forks, knives and spoons, by Gary Hovey and Jim Perrine titled “Leaving the Past Behind,” has been named the People’s Choice Award winner at the fifth annual Perrysburg Sculpture Walk. The sculpture will be placed at the Toledo Botanical Garden. mainart-ery.com/sculpture-walk-391433

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