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The Paul Duda Gallery / Gallery Tremont
Distance: 3.4 Mi8912 Brecksville Rd
44141-2302 Brecksville -
Framer'S Gallery
Distance: 3.5 Mi7730 Chippewa Rd Cleveland
44141 Brecksville -
Padua Franciscan High School
Distance: 8.1 Mi6740 State Rd
44134-4518 Cleveland -
Fine Arts Photography
Distance: 13.5 Mi1191 Holmden Ave
44109 Cleveland -
Piccadillys Fine Art Galleries
Distance: 14.4 Mi2253 Professor Ave
44113-4466 Cleveland
Description
December 14th through the 27th Excavating Motherhood Brooklyn, NY Works that that address the spectrum of pure and raw emotions that accompany the experience of becoming or being a mother. October 2007 Solo Exhibit at Clarkson University. Ha-De-Ron-Dah (Adirondack) - Black and White/Color photography of people, nature, and the environment on the road in the Adirondacks. It strives to offer a certain innocence, character, and beauty found in the North Country. July 13 to July 30, 2007 The "Cleveland Project," part of the Cleveland Photographic Society Series. The exhibit will run from July 13 to July 31 in the Rotunda at Cleveland City Hall. . June 29 to July 30, 2007 TrueNorth Cultural Arts will hold an Open House to celebrate the latest Gallery Art Show entitled “Red, White and Blue” on Saturday, June 30th, 2007 from 7pm – 9:00pm.TrueNorth’s latest show of Art celebrates the fun and joy of Summer. This “Red, White and Blue“ show will re-kindle your memories of play, travel, and relaxing that define the Summer season. But it’s not all just red, white and blue. Lush greens, and the bright colors of birds and flowers also splash across the walls in the Main Gallery. The art includes paintings in many media, jewelry, ceramics, and glassware, as well as the unique greeting cards, and line of Heartbeats items from all over the world. Stop by, browse and enjoy the scenes and textures of Summer. There will be an Open House for this show Sat., June 30th, 7-9 pm. . June 11 to July 12, 2007 The "Cleveland Project," part of the Cleveland Photographic Society Series. The exhibit will run from June 11 to July 12 at the Beachwood Community Center. The Cleveland Photographic Society (CPS) was formed in 1887 and has operated continuously since that time, making it—to their knowledge—the second oldest camera club in North America.