Welcome to the FJKluth Art Gallery!

300 N. Water St. Suite I, Kent, Ohio 44240 

The Gallery has exhibits by local artists and international artists, art events/classes, antiques and collectibles, and community partnerships.

Upcoming Exhibitions & Events

The FJKluth Art Gallery has a variety of upcoming exhibitions & events. Check back periodically or subscribe to our newsletter to receive up to date information!

Pictured: Pride in Kent Exhibition

Pride in Kent LGBTQ+ artists

Celebration of Light” Call for Artists: September 27th – November 16th, 2022


“Creatures of the Night” Exhibition:
October 29th – November 26th, 2022. Opening Reception October 29th, 2022 7-9PM.

Kent Community TimeBank “Winter’s Coming Craft Fundraiser”: November 18th, 2022 6:30-9PM


“Blue on Blue” Exhibition:
November 26th – December 2nd, 2022. Opening Reception November 26th 7-9PM

Celebration of Light” Exhibition: December 3rd – December 30th, 2022. Opening Reception December 3rd, 2022 7-9PM.

“Heracles and Buciris” Exhibition:
January 9th  – February 4th, 2023. Opening Reception January 9th, 2023 7-9PM.

Weekly Tai-Chi on Wednesday Nights: Every Wednesday 7-8PM

Location

FJKluth Art Gallery is found in downtown Kent at 300 North Water street, Suite I; next to Standing Rock Cultural Arts and across the street from Bent Tree Coffee Roasters.

Past Events

Crafting Fundraiser - All About Fall​

A different kind of fundraiser!
Kim Mosyjowski from the Kent Community TimeBank facilitated this workshop creating gourd bowls for displaying. 

 

October 7th, 2022

Paint n Sip Dried Flower Bouquet Workshop​

taught by Kim Mosyjowski from the Kent Community TimeBank



September 16th, 2022

Shapeshifting Staff-making Art Workshop​

During MainStreet Kent’s Wizardly Weekend, Standing Rock Cultural Arts and FJKluth Art Gallery hosted our first ever Shapeshifting Staff-making Art Workshop – Transforming an Ordinary Poplar Branch into Something Magical instructed by Kim Mosyjowski.

 

Attendees of the workshop created their own magical wizard/witch staff by  transforming an ordinary tulip poplar sapling into their  personalized staff for their wizarding journey. Attendees will have the chance to create a variety of charms/artwork, and add paint and fibers to their staff. Each magical wizard/witch staff will be a one of a kind expression of  their own magical artistry.

 

July 23rd, 2022

Exhibitions

The FJKluth Art Gallery has been having more exhibitions featuring an extensive amount of talented artists in Kent. If you want to see all our exhibitions past and current, check out our Exhibition Page to see more!

October 29th - November 26th, 2022
Creatures of the Night

“Creatures of the Night” features artwork that focuses on the creatures that appear in the nighttime, hiding in the shadows, and invoking feelings of mystery and intrigue. These creatures can be anything that are realistic which we generally encounter at night, to ones that our imagination conjures. Displayed image: Toe Nibbler by Madison McSweeney. oil on canvas
September 24th - October 22nd, 2022
Pride in Kent

“Creatures of the Night” features artwork that focuses on the creatures that appear in the nighttime, hiding in the shadows, and invoking feelings of mystery and intrigue. These creatures can be anything that are realistic which we generally encounter at night, to ones that our imagination conjures. Displayed image: Toe Nibbler by Madison McSweeney. oil on canvasIn celebration of Main Street Kent’s Rainbow Weekend activities on October 7th & 8th, 2022, the FJKluth Art Gallery is proud to announce our upcoming exhibition, “Pride in Kent.” “Pride in Kent” features 26 artworks made by 12 Northeast Ohio artists pertaining to LGBTQ+ themes and/or with the artwork created by LGBTQ+ artists and major allies. The 12 artists whose work will be on display are: Pierce Bartman, Laicee Blackwell, E.J. and Abbie Bocan, Terri Cash, Emma Gatzulis, Shaunese Johnson, Cassius Moran, Kelly Pontoni, Jeremy Mark Ritch, Vixx Vali, and Kili Watson-Samad. 30% of artwork sales will go to benefit the Kent State LGBTQ+ Center. The Kent State LGBTQ+ Center supports an inclusive environment on all KSU campuses, advocates for all individuals and community groups based on sexual and gender identity, and promotes physical, mental and academic wellness. If you want to find out more about Kent State LGBTQ+ Center, you can visit their website at: https://www.kent.edu/lgbtq Displayed image: Create by E.J. and Abbie Bocan
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Collection

The FJKluth Art Gallery has an extensive collection of artwork on display and for sale. Check out our collection page to see more! If you want to purchase any of the work, visit our online store!