Red Tulips Shirley Aley Campbell    oil on canvas
Seated Woman Phyllis Sloane    silkscreen on paper
Stratum Phyllis Seltzer    heat transfer print
On A Roll David Haberman    charcoal, acrylic, spackling compound on canvas
Northeast Corridor Randall Tiedman    acrylic on Stonehenge
Triumph David E. Davis    marble
Summer Robert Jergens    assemblage
Tribal Cloth III William Martin Jean    acrylic on canvas
Lend Me Your Ears Patricia Zinsmeister Parker    tempera and acrylic on canvas
Campfire Barbara Gillette    pastel on paper

Artists Archives
of the Western Reserve

The Artists Archives of the Western Reserve (AAWR) sustains Ohio’s artistic heritage by preserving and exhibiting the artwork of prominent Ohio visual artists who are known as Archived Artists. The AAWR advances their artistic legacies by presenting exhibitions and educational programs, creating publications, recording oral histories and collecting other biographical materials which are made available to scholars and the public.

Through its general membership, AAWR also serves a wide range of regional artists by providing exhibition opportunities and promoting Northeast Ohio as a thriving arts community.

Become a member or donate today. We count on you to keep art alive in Ohio.

Now showing at the AAWR Gallery


The Artists Archives of the Western Reserve and The Monarch Center for Autism Present Art Interprets Autism

August 30, 2013 through September 28, 2013

The Artists Archives of the Western Reserve (AAWR) and The Monarch Center for Autism announces an exciting upcoming new exhibition, Art Interprets Autism, which will be on display at the AAWR gallery from August 30 through September 28, 2013.The public is invited to attend the free art exhibition as well as the opening reception which will be on Friday, August 30 from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm.

Art Interprets Autism is an opportunity for AAWR’s Archived Artists and students of The Monarch Center for Autism to showcase their collaborative work to the public in AAWR’s premier gallery space A symposium on Autism and art will be held on September 25, 3013.

The Monarch Center for Autism provides a comprehensive living and learning environment for children and adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).


The Artists Archives of the Western Reserve and The Monarch Center for Autism Present A Symposium

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Topics include, "The Practical Use of Visual Supports to Improve Learning and Communication," by Dr. Howard Shane, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, "The Difference is Creativity: The Benefits of Art Therapy for Individuals with ASD," by Jessica Goggins, MA, ATR, "An Unexpected Life: A Mother and Son's Story of Love, Determination, Autism, and Art," by Debra Chwast, and Cora Walsh will introduce her film "A Thousand Words."

Click here for a printable PDF with times and details.



Calendar

 

  • Spring Members' Show

    April 26, 2013 - May 24, 2013