The Gary Simendinger Gallery features Warren County artists, past and present, on a rotating schedule.
It is located on the 1st floor of Harmon Museum. (105 S. Broadway, Lebanon OH 45036)
It is located on the 1st floor of Harmon Museum. (105 S. Broadway, Lebanon OH 45036)
Celebrating Quaker Artist, Marcus Mote | January 15 - February 26
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Self-taught artist, Marcus Mote, was a painter, photographer and teacher. Having been born Quaker, and the religious constraints the Quakers have on art and self-expression, he might never have been able to pursue his passion at all. If not for the encouragement and clever thinking of his parents, Mote went on to become one of Warren County's most famous artists and, arguably, the father of general art education in schools.
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Kelly Murray Frigard: "Embroidered Tales" | March 12 - April 6
Willis "Bing" Davis: In Honor of the Harmon Foundation | April 23 - May 29
Drawings and Paintings: Sylvia Thompson Outland | June 18 - July 23
The Art of the Book | August 13 - September 24
REFLECTIONS: The Art and Life of Gary Simendinger | October 8 - December 5
FROM THE COLLECTION: New Works for the New Year | December 11 - January 12
The World of David T. Smith | TBD
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Since the 1970s, David T. Smith has impressed with his amazing craftsmanship for Reproduction Museum Quality 18th & 19th Century Furniture, Pottery, and Handmade Kitchens. Explore the world of David T. Smith with a collection of work chosen by the artist himself.
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Previous Shows:
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Equestrian Bronzes by Lynda Sappington
The Photography of Marshall Miller Sculpture by Neale Murray The Print work of Kevin Harris A Celebration of John & Martin Rettig (The last time their work was displayed was 20 years ago at the Cincinnati Art Museum.) The Illustrations of C. F. Payne Paintings by John Vakaleris Stained Glass by Valerie Sherwood Rask Collected Ceramic works by Warren County Potters (Greg Shooner, Fred Cook, Greg Neal, Mike Baum, Karan Witham-Walsh, Trish McLennan, Peggy Hamlin & David T. Smith) Photography by Kelly Joslin The Magical World of Charley Harper |
Executive Director, Michael Coyan, discusses the Harmon Museum collection, the art exhibition of John & Martin Rettig and the upcoming shows for 2020.
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