Art Gallery Archive

March 16-April 16, 2023 This dynamic show features artwork created by CHUH School District students, grades K-12.  

February 1-28 A collection of works done by Lake Erie Ink students in a variety of mediums. Lake Erie Ink is a not for profit […]

Art by Maria C. Pelissier January, 2023 Artist’s Statement: Maria C. Pelissier My life began as an artist when I was pulled out of fourth […]

Through His Lens: Images by Samuel Norton, Jr. October 29 – November 28, 2022 Artist’s Statement: Samuel Norton, Jr. My life with photography began at […]

Waiting, by Cynthia Tassio September 1 – 30, 2022 What do we wait for and how do we wait? I began to contemplate the concept […]

Jaz Art: Paintings by Jazmin Johnson July 1 – July 31, 2022

June 4 – June 30, 2022 Roxarts sponsored artist Debbie Apple-Presser to virtually guide Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District students (K through 5) in […]

Through the Gate… A Collection of Textile Collages May 4 – May 30, 2022 About the Artist: Boni Suzanne Gelfand Every piece of my art […]

March 19 – April 29, 2022 About the artist Kathryn grew up in a family with many creative arts and craftsmen and received encouragement to […]

Photographs, collages, comics, and pastels created by our own talented Heights Libraries staff.

Lake Erie Ink is a writing space that has been working for 10 years to build a creative youth community. In the summer of 2021, […]

Telling a People’s Story is a museum-quality exhibit celebrating the African-American experience through art found within the pages of African-American children’s picture books. Organized by […]

October 21 – December 1, 2019 About the artist: The son of two artists, Aaron has been drawing and painting since he was 16 years […]

About the artist Carrie Williams’ paintings are an eclectic mix spanning the natural to the fantastical, usually incorporating bright colors, bold textures, and evocative motion. […]

Deviate From Balance  by John Wiese Showing June 1–July 15 Photocopied paper collage on wood; 6 paint jars and 6 balloons Listen to an interview […]

April 15 – May 17, 2019 Elementary, middle, and high school students from Cleveland Heights and University Heights’ public schools display their art throughout Heights […]

Aleya Robinson Showing March 2019 Artist Bio: As a child, I loved to discover and create things using anything I could find. I would create […]

Kathryn grew up in a family with many creative artists/craftsmen in it and has fond childhood memories of receiving informal painting lessons from her aunt and […]

November 2018 Celebrating the Arts in many art mediums with a rhythm and flow that can be expressed in the partnerships of visual arts. Painting […]

October 2018 Watercolors by artist Paula Friedman.  

September 2018 A collection of art by some of Heights Libraries’ very own talented staff! Featured mediums include painting, collage, digital illustration, and more.  

Local artist Sharon Dingess displays original paintings and paper mâché at Heights Libraries this August.

In this exhibit, clients focus on nature and its healing properties, and explore how nature can affect our lives in a positive way.

Local artist and educator Donna Marie Przybojewski displays 35 original acrylic, oil, and watercolor paintings depicting Henry David Thoreau in various natural settings throughout the country.

Elementary, middle, and high school students from Cleveland Heights and University Heights’ public schools display their art throughout Heights Libraries’ Lee Road branch.

Cleveland-based artist Menachem Kushnersky (Max Kusher) displays his beautiful oil paintings, watercolors, and graphics.

Local Cleveland Heights artist and 40-year resident Bob (Robert) Jones will be displaying his life-long work of oil on canvas paintings at the Lee Road gallery.

This lively, exuberant exhibit showcases the talents of children grades K – 12 in the Cleveland Heights-University Heights School District

Abstract Expression.
“Just feeling free and thinking free, and expressing it.”

For the past several years, Judie Vegh has been capturing local and national musical talent through her camera lens, documenting a broad expanse of musical genres.

Juli is attracted to the peculiar, the geometric, the humorous, and words. She attempts to put them together in amusing ways.

An interactive, library curated exhibit centered around Jacqueline Woodson’s Brown Girl Dreaming.

Oil and acrylic on canvas and paper.

Kate Atherton celebrates the library’s centennial by exploring the last 100 years of literature.

Photography by Paula Friedman.

Heights Libraries Centennial Poster Art Exhibition.

More than 300 works of art created by CH-UH students in grades K-12.

Children and adults’ interpretation of wild dolphins and orcas using paint, crayons, and markers.

Kate Uhlir Artists

All Lives Matter: Art by the Lorain Correctional Institute Community Service Program.

Peter Pan is more than just the Disney movie.

Participants in New Avenues Art Therapy Program have created original artwork for this exciting project, “CreateAbility: Exploring Ave. ART.”

Change your perspective, greet your favorite characters, and play some cards in this interactive Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland themed exhibit for all ages.

Portraits of the superstar Lebron James, in water color.

Elmi Ventura Mata Art Exhibit

Photography Jenny Greene and Ben Gulyas

Multimedia Exhibit by Adam Brodsky, Ben Gulyas, and Jim Lang

Springtime in Paris Family Fun Night

Relief Block Prints

Diane Walker Art Exhibit: Domestic Disturbance

A visual exploration inspired by walking the Lee Road neighborhood: a dark night is made bright by street lights, moonlight, and lit windows.

“Our love of nature is reflected through our dress, our music, and our dance.”

Paintings done by young library visitors, without the use of paintbrushes

Mixed Media

From Normandy to Paris: A Photographic Journey through Giverny, Omaha Beach, Mont Saint-Michel, and the City of Life.

Local artists explore and celebrate LGBTQ life here in Cleveland through photography, collage, and painting.

Local artists age 32-90 display original representational drawings and paintings.

Mixed Media on Paper

Reaching Heights – Exceptional Arts Exhibition

Paintings by Darla Arnold

Hand drawn and digitally colored portraits and illustrations.

Works done with ink and markers on wood, clayboard, and paper.

These pieces were created by a group of senior artists who attend classes taught by local artist Kate Uhlir