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: Fall 2024
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 December 1, 2024 thru February 28, 2025
Artist Madison Linden
Bio Madison is from Vermilion but migrated to Cleveland where they completed their master’s in psychological science at Cleveland State University. While psychology is their professional passion, they spend much of their free time baking, collaging and preserving natural specimens.
Location Ritter Public Library
Description Adding whimsy to the lives of others
Sponsor Dick and Debby Zanglin
Tiny Art Gallery No. 3
Gallery Run December 1, 2024 thru February 28, 2025
Artist Amy Born
Bio: Amy (Oberlin, Ohio), is a photographer and mixed media creator with a love of nature. Amy’s parents are her greatest creative influences, from their artistic eye to their appreciation of nature, but especially their ability to find beauty in what others may overlook.
Location Main Street Vermilion
Description Abstract Art
Sponsor Martin Family/The Frank & Ruth Martin Memorial Gallery
