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The Artists Archives of the Western Reserve is thrilled to offer their latest through the Studio Institute's Arts Intern Program. The Winter 2022 can begin as soon as December 5 and will last until March 24, 2023.
This opportunity is for currently enrolled, full-time pursuing a bachelor's degree. To be eligible, you must live in the area, and demonstrate financial need. For full , click the link below!
Thank you Artists Archives of the Western Reserve, for hosting two Disability Friendly Puppet Making Workshops led by W/O Limits: exhibiting artist Nate Puppets.
Everyone enjoyed building a positive self-image using the power of creative expression through puppets.
Artists Archives of the Western Reserve, partner, exhibition W/O Limits: Art, Chronic Illness, & Disability is open through November 12 from 5:30 – 8 PM. The exhibition is free and no registration is required.
W/O Limits exclusively features the work of artists experiencing chronic illness and/or disability. The remarkable show emphasizes accessibility and raises awareness while inspiring visitors with the art that people with chronic illnesses and disabilities created.
Learn more at ow.ly/B0UM50KqwjF
All are welcome to attend Artists Archives of the Western Reserve's Disability Friendly Puppet Making Workshop this weekend!
Register for the free event below.
Without Limits: Art, Chronic Illness and Disability exhibit, is giving individuals with disabilities and critical illnesses a platform to display their art and tell their stories. Be sure to visit Artists Archives of the Western Reserve.
We wanted to let you know about the current exhibition at Artists Archives of the Western Reserve, W/O Limits, which exclusively features visual art created by artists experiencing Chronic Illness and/or Disability. This remarkable show emphasizes audience accessibility, raises awareness for increased inclusion, and of course, inspires visitors with the amazing work people experiencing chronic illness and disabilities can create!
Thanks in part to the support of Cuyahoga Board of Developmental Disabilities, W/O Limits also features a variety of accessibility measures including braille text, a wheelchair friendly layout, and a selection of touchable sculptures for those with sensory sensitivities and visual impairments.
AAWR will also host two Disability Friendly Puppet Making Workshops with exhibiting artist Nate Puppets and facilitator Chris Richards-Pagel, BFA, MSW, APSW on Saturday, November 5th and Sunday, November 6th. These small-group events are designed for people experiencing disabilities, including people with Autism Spectrum Disorder, to build self-esteem and practice social engagement in a friendly environment using the joyful powerful of creative expression!
For more info, visit
www.artistsarchives.org. The show is on view until November 12, and AAWR is just a few blocks from our clinic.
Nine artists are part of the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve's “W/O Limits: Art, Chronic Illness, & Disability." It displays the work of regional artists who are living with chronic illness and/or disabilities, and often reflecting on that in their work
Artists Archives of the Western Reserve, partner, is hosting the exhibition W/O Limits: Art, Chronic Illness, & Disability. You can visit through November 12 from 5:30 – 8 PM. The exhibition is free and no registration is required.
W/O Limits exclusively features the work of artists experiencing chronic illness and/or disability. The remarkable show emphasizes accessibility and raises awareness while inspiring visitors with the art that people with chronic illnesses and disabilities created.
Learn more at ow.ly/B0UM50KqwjF
To celebrate & kick off season, we'll be highlighting the 2021 OMA Award of Achievement winners throughout October!⠀⠀
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We are featuring these Award Winner Spotlights during Arts and Humanities Month to help champion the amazing projects, programs and professionals that make Ohio's museum community strong.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Today, we're spotlighting the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve, winner of the Best Community Partnership under $500,000 for “Converge.”
https://bit.ly/3VnHiDg
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To learn more about the 2022 OMA awards and how to nominate your museum, visit
https://buff.ly/2OwPkdE
Thank you Artists Archives of the Western Reserve !
Artists Archives of the Western Reserve will host an Accessibility in the Arts Virtual Panel Discussion on Wednesday, October 12 at 7PM on Zoom.
Featured are the W/O Limits: Art, Chronic Illness, & Disability exhibiting artists Kristi Copez, MANDEM and Andrew Reach.
To attend the free virtual panel, register at ow.ly/vQsu50L17gz
In case you missed it, check out artist Kristi Copez and Curator Megan Alves on We The People on WKYC! They shared exhibit details about W/O Limits: Art, Chronic Illness, & Disability.
Artists Archives of the Western Reserve's W/O Limits exhibit features the work of artists experiencing chronic illness and/or disability.
Thanks to Canvas Magazine for sharing photos from the W/O Limits: Art, Chronic Illness, & Disability exhibit at the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve, including photos of our new work: selections from The Anarchronist Archive: The Metamorphoses of Peter K—.
Mandem's The Anarchronist Archive — a photography-based ahistorical research performance — has been supported by The Satellite Fund, administered by SPACES and funded by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Regional Regranting Program.
Please join us for the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve for the W/O Limits: Art, Chronic Illness, & Disability exhibit opening, featuring the premiere of "The Anarchronist Archive: The Metamorphoses of Peter K—."
Stay tuned for the web reveal of works from "The Metamorphoses of Peter K—," and for details about the upcoming W/O Limits virtual artist panel discussion (Wednesday, October 12, 2022).
MANDEM's Anarchronist Archive has been supported by The Satellite Fund, administered by SPACES and funded by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Regional Regranting Program.
W/O Limits: Art, Chronic Illness, & Disability showcases the evocative work of nine Northeast Ohio artists, including Sarah Brown, Kristi Copez, Chappelle Letman Jr., MANDEM, Meg Matko, Arabella Proffer, Nate Puppets, Andrew Reach, and Kate Snow, and features a wide array of dynamic art from painting to video installations and interactive digital creations.
Friends of Chappelle Letman would like to invite you to tomorrow nights opening! A great honor to be included in this show. Thank you Artists Archives of the Western Reserve and curator Megan Alves. 🙏🏻
Beautiful exhibit. Well done Artists Archives of the Western Reserve
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