TINY ART GALLERIES [T.A.G.s]:
Small Art in Interesting Places
Have you ever wanted to visit a fancy museum, pottery studio or print shop but haven’t had the time or resources? Then you’ll love our newest public art project! Tiny Art Galleries (TAGs) are accessible miniature versions of these spaces featuring art by local residents, students, community members and professional artists from far and wide. Here’s where you can find them and what they are all about. Be sure to stop by all three during your next visit to Vermilion.
Now Showing: Spring 2025
Tiny Art Gallery No. 1
Date Unveiled May 25, 2024
Gallery Run Continuous
Sponsor Jim & Sue Forthofer/ Vermilion Educator's Free Exchange Gallery
Artist Supplied by the Community/ Ongoing
Location Vermilion High School
Description Free Exchange Gallery for everyone to take art, leave art, or both.
Tiny Art Gallery No. 2
Gallery Run March 1, 2025 thru May 31, 2025
Artist Rey Birdwell
Bio Rey is a high school student with incredible talent getting ready to set out for college in the fall. Rey’s art will be featured in front of Ritter Public Library from March- May! He was also among the featured artists and top award winners in the Lorain County Community College’s Scholastic Art Show this year.
Location Ritter Public Library
Description The magic of blue
Sponsor Dick and Debby Zanglin
Tiny Art Gallery No. 3
Gallery Run March 1, 2025 thru May 31, 2025
Artist Christen Schneid
Bio Christen is an art educator at Vermilion High School. She like to take photographs and bring them to life in her paintings. Her goal is to get the viewer to see the beauty of nature and what is all around us on earth.
Location Main Street Vermilion
Description The magic of pink.
Sponsor Martin Family/The Frank & Ruth Martin Memorial Gallery