Past Exhibitions
Super Psychedelic Sisters
September 1-29th 2023
“The Super Psychedelic Sisters Against Cancer!” a portion of proceeds will be donated to The Gathering Place https://touchedbycancer.org
This affordable cash and carry art show will have framed prints in all sizes, books, drawings, hand-painted accessories and other arty farty products.
We are three women artists based in Cleveland. Ohio. We are excited to continue our practice of traditional painting, and pair it with digital and installation art. We want to educate creators, collectors, and spread beauty in this crazy world. Our subjects are often strong, dreamy, and fabulous females in phantasmagorical environments.
GOONS: The Corporate Body
Oct 1 2022
Goons began in Chicago in 2004. Starting as a street artist he put his work all over the city. Later he found success working with companies such as Red Bull, Nike and Wrigley gum. He now works and lives in his home and studio in Vermont.
Growing up in rural Washington state my contact with the “Outside” world was very limited. Sitting in that little cabin on a hillside with only my dad, no hot water, no phone, a black and white tv with no channels I was alone but not lonely. My imagination ran wild and in this place brands became my friends. A WD-40 can promised some connection to something greater… out there somewhere. I revisited this theme with what I’ve taken in since and the larger works are the result.
The smaller works were created in Florida, summer of 2022. Finding elements at thrift stores and estate sales. I reflected the atmosphere of warm air and and palm trees in an ever abstracting way.
The work is created in a very jazz-interpretive dance type way. Using whatever is around I allow the work unfold as the impulses suggest. Sometimes taking a break for days and revisiting with a totally new direction.
Thank you for taking the time to look at the work and extrapolate the meaning it might give to you.
Color Me In! An exhibition by Jihad C Dennis
September 1- October 9 2022
Personal Truths: A Youth Social Justice Exhibition
July 23- August 30th 2022
Students from Northeast Ohio workshopped ideas on social justice issues that were important to them. They worked with Christa from Art-C to develop a project and wrote abstracts to explain the meaning behind the artwork they created.
What matters to youth? Listen, view, and experience these Cleveland area middle school/high school voices in this thought-provoking art exhibition. Art for Resistance Through Change (A.R.T.-C.), a nonprofit community arts-based organization committed to promoting diversity, equity, justice, and activism through artmaking, and Wave Space Gallery are PROUD to support this powerful art. This exhibition addresses what youth deem SIGNIFICANT: realities facing Black and Brown youth, children with learning differences, the LGBTQIA+ community, domestic violence, love and family, mental health, foster care, institutionalization, mass incarceration, grief, and other significant issues.
Don’t Look Now: The Great Escape Artist by Heather Molecke
April 1st – April 30th 2022
