District Gallery

REIMAGINING THE GALLERY EXPERIENCE

District Gallery is located in the Van Aken District. It features modern and contemporary art by emerging mid-career and established artists who are local, national and international. With a roster of more than 70 fine artists, District Gallery prides itself on being a welcoming space for all types of art buyers.

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A little nostalgia, a lot of creativity, and two legendary albums! 💾💿🖼️💫 We’re excited to welcome artist Taylor Smith to District Gallery with two super cool nostalgic mixed-media artworks celebrating the music of Fleetwood Mac and the Eagles. 🎵💫 Remember floppy disks? 💾 Smith gives these once-essential pieces of technology a second life, transforming vintage computer disks into colorful, textured compositions inspired by iconic vinyl records. 💫🖼️💾 From Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours to the Eagles’ Hotel California, each piece brings together music history, retro technology, and contemporary art. Look closely and you’ll discover familiar names, vintage labels, and playful references that make these works as much fun to explore as they are to display. These artworks are arriving next week! Just in time for Holiday shopping! 🎁💫 Perfect for music lovers, collectors, and anyone who appreciates art with a story to tell! Contact us at District Gallery for more details: 🎵 Fleetwood Mac – Rumours (Side One) 🎵 The Eagles – Hotel California (Side One) Mixed media | 33” × 35.5” each District Gallery 3393 Tuttle Road Shaker Heights, OH 44122 ☎️ 216-218-9307 📲DM us here on IG 📧 info@district-gallery.com #thesphere #theeagles #ContemporaryArt #MixedMediaArt #FleetwoodMac
📣 🖼️ New Inventory Announcement We are excited to welcome two new oil paintings by South African abstract artist Jenny Stadler, titled Cleo’s Garden and Moth Garden. Photos 1 & 2 are Cleo’s Garden and Photos 4 & 5 are Moth Garden. Working intuitively with oil on canvas, Stadler brings her paintings to life through expressive brushstrokes, rich textures, and unexpected combinations of vibrant color. Inspired by the African landscape, her work celebrates spontaneity, emotion, and the joy of creative freedom. 🎨🖼️ Both paintings bring a wonderful sense of movement and personality to a space—perfect for a home that welcomes imagination, inspiration, and a little whimsy! Now available at District Gallery: • Cleo’s Garden — Oil on canvas, 47.25” × 47.25” • Moth — Oil on canvas, 47.25” × 47.25” Explore these new arrivals at district-gallery.com or visit us in the gallery. 📍District Gallery - Cleveland’s premier contemporary art destination District Gallery 3393 Tuttle Road Shaker Heights, OH 44122 ☎️ 216-218-9307 📲DM us here on IG 📧 info@district-gallery.com #DistrictGallery #abstractart #AbstractExpressionism #ContemporaryArt #ArtCollector
We love seeing this Patrick Rubinstein, Sweet Hope, at home in our lovely art collector’s garden room! 💫🖼️ Rubinstein’s kinetic artworks are shipped directly from his studio in Paris to District Gallery. 💫🖼️🇫🇷 Come stop by the gallery to see more of his lenticular mixed media artworks or DM us here to make an appointment! Link in stories for current inventory 🔗🖼️ Rubinstein @patrick.rubinstein belongs to the Op Art and kinetic art movements, combining the technical principles of the optical arts with the theme of figuration in art. The success of this concept often overshadows the diversity of his work, which ranges from colourful figuration to geometric and poetic abstraction. We love how the viewer becomes engaged in these works! 💫🖼️🦋⚜️ 📍District Gallery- Cleveland’s premiere contemporary art destination District Gallery 3393 Tuttle Road Shaker Heights, OH 44122 ☎️ 216-218-9307 📲DM us here on IG 📧 info@district-gallery.com #cleveland #contemporaryart #artcollector #internationalart #kineticart
🌋 Art made from volcanic rock? Yes, really! 🖼️🌋 We are so excited to welcome Bob Landström to District Gallery! Bob is an Atlanta-based contemporary artist whose colorful, textured paintings are made using crushed volcanic rock rather than traditional paint. It is such a fascinating process, and the results are even more beautiful in person. In a recent interview with FAULT Magazine, Bob shared what first inspired him to work with this unusual material: “Why not paint with Earth itself?” — Bob Landström He colors the crushed volcanic stone with pigments and works it onto canvas using trowels, knives, and even tools he invents himself. His paintings combine playful imagery, handwritten words, mathematical symbols, and references to science and spirituality. There’s always something new to discover when you look a little closer! 💫🪨🖼️ We especially love how Bob takes something so raw and ancient from the Earth and transforms it into art that feels fresh, colorful, and full of curiosity. We’re delighted to introduce his works to the gallery: Yimello, Birth, Ethosien, and Plumb Ocular. Come see them in person! The use of lava rocks is truly something you need to experience up close. 📍 District Gallery | Cleveland Tuesday–Saturday, 11–4 Read Bob’s wonderful interview in FAULT Magazine: Link in story 🔗 #BobLandstrom #ContemporaryArt #VolcanicRock #ClevelandArt #ArtAndScience
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