20 North Gallery

Celebrated Midwestern artist Abner Hershberger’s solo showing of abstract aerial landscapes - including his newest series, “Intersection,” incorporating brightly painted low-relief sculptural wood elements joined to the flat canvas surfaces.

Featuring work by 10 Midwestern African-American artists, including nationally-distinguished Steven S. Walker - The oldest Black History Month celebration in Toledo, the 36th annual exhibit is now a community exhibition, self-curated by the artists.

Opening on All Souls’ Day, also known as the Day of the Dead, twelve celebrated area artists exhibit art that speaks to the soul. Paintings, photography, glass, prints, mixed media, ceramics and jewelry make ideal Holiday gifts for all budgets.

Vibrant watercolors of local and international landscapes, along with recognizable architecture, portrayed by Ohio artist Walter H. Chapman. The exhibit covers several decades of his life-long career in celebration of his upcoming 100th birthday.

Internationally renowned artists—friends & colleagues of the late Tom McGlauchlin, co-founder of the Studio Glass Movement—in the first joint exhibition in 40 years to show artwork of all the initiators of the first 1962 Studio Glass Workshop.

Retrospective exhibit of 20 nationally known artists—representing the gallery’s most iconic exhibitions of the past two decades—display their award-winning work in celebration of the power of art as a cultural and economic driver in the region.

Downtown gallery pays tribute to iconic arts visionary, Peggy Grant, with an exhibition of fifteen local, regional and national artists in the longest-running Black History Month art event in Toledo, Ohio.

Internationally-celebrated local painter, David J. Eichenberg, leads invitational exhibit of over 30 artists at Toledo’s oldest fine art gallery