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Take in some art in the Chagrin Valley
For nearly five decades, Valley Art Center has provided our community with a multitude of opportunities to experience the visual arts. All year long, Valley Art Center produces events that energize and encourage art appreciation in people of all ages and backgrounds. Gallery exhibits and talks, Art by the Falls, fundraisers and friend raisers are some of the ways you can participate in the arts at Valley Art Center.
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Upcoming Events
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Intimate Regard Opening Reception
On display March 20 through April 29, 2020
In keeping up with best practices in light of the coronavirus (COVID-19)
"Intimate Regard" will be a virtual experience, if you'd like to view the video walkthrough you can find it here!
We will keep you apprised of any changes via newsletters, Facebook, and our website.
Intimate Regard is on view from March 20, 2020 through April 29, 2020.
This exhibit celebrates the work of Akron native Roger Anliker (1924–2013), an influential teacher and artist whose body of work is remarkable for its riveting subjects, technical virtuosity, evocative beauty, and incredible singularity.
The twenty-four paintings in Intimate Regard explore the early years of Anliker’s career. The exhibition begins with several portraits, landscapes, and a nude study from the 1940s, all of which reveal the artist’s technical mastery in the articulation of physical forms, and his ability to harness the power of color, shadow, and light to amplify the emotional and psychological impact of his subjects.
Free and Open to the Public
RSVP here.
In keeping up with best practices in light of the coronavirus (COVID-19)
"Intimate Regard" will be a virtual experience, if you'd like to view the video walkthrough you can find it here!
We will keep you apprised of any changes via newsletters, Facebook, and our website.
Intimate Regard is on view from March 20, 2020 through April 29, 2020.
This exhibit celebrates the work of Akron native Roger Anliker (1924–2013), an influential teacher and artist whose body of work is remarkable for its riveting subjects, technical virtuosity, evocative beauty, and incredible singularity.
The twenty-four paintings in Intimate Regard explore the early years of Anliker’s career. The exhibition begins with several portraits, landscapes, and a nude study from the 1940s, all of which reveal the artist’s technical mastery in the articulation of physical forms, and his ability to harness the power of color, shadow, and light to amplify the emotional and psychological impact of his subjects.
Free and Open to the Public
RSVP here.
