Heights Arts presents regular group exhibitions curated by our Exhibition Community Team from submissions by local artists through our website. In this exhibition, Julie Friedman, Paula Izydorek, Mark Keffer, Alessandro Ravagnan, and Dante Rodriguez present works in painting, sculpture, and mixed media.
Our first spotlight exhibition of the new year features Helen Liggett. Helen Liggett is an academic and photographer who teaches in the Architectural Studies Program at Kent State University. She is the author of numerous articles and professional presentations, often incorporating urban photography.
The topics of racial equality and a fight for justice have been at the forefront of headlines when we look back at 2020. The issues have forced many of us to decide where we stand, and whether we choose to stand in unity, agree to disagree, or just disagree. The latest Heights Arts exhibition Posing the Question showcases these topics and how our nation is responding to them.
Heights Arts, the multi-disciplinary community arts organization based in Cleveland Heights, is partnering with University Hospitals (UH) to showcase Heights-area visual artists as part of its 20th-anniversary celebration of connecting the arts with community.
Independent Together: 30 Years of Collaboration Exhibition and Spotlight Joseph Van Kerkhove Press Release
Heights Arts is happy to announce Eryn Lawson as the newest intern to join Heights Arts from Cleveland Heights High School.
Watch our virtual opening for “Independent Together: 30 Years of Collaboration” with Spotlight artist Joseph Van Kerkhove now!
Join us, August 28th at 7 pm, for this first ever online event available on our Facebook page (@HeightsArts) via a Facebook Live, on our website www.heightsarts.org, OR via Zoom(through registering with Eventbrite)!!!
Spotlight: Joseph Van Kerkhove focuses on various printmaking techniques that express his personal experiences.
Sculptors Patti Fields and Ray Juaire often transform a variety of media to create artwork that, at times, symbolizes their professional and personal relationship and explores issues of place and memory.