Newest Articles VIEW ALL
Laura Bidwa and Elizabeth A. Emery’s “How Do We Look?”: April 4 – May 24, 2025
How Do We Look considers how two artists translate experiences in nature to abstraction. Both Laura Bidwa and Elizabeth A. Emery derive their paintings from breathing, looking around and moving in space outdoors. But even as they both arrive at abstraction, they get there in distinctive ways. Emery finds an organizing structure underneath the seeming […]
Activities and Drop-In Artist Workshops: March 15-30, 2025
In addition to this year’s stunning Dayglo exhibit, Double Feature, Picture Glo, we’re also offering a range of activities and opportunities to work with Dayglo paint. Throughout the month, come visit the Waterloo Arts Cafe to contribute to a series of community murals. You’re also welcome to really get into the movie theme by creating […]
2025 Waterloo Arts Fest Applications Are Open
If you are a musician, artist, food vendor or community organization and you would like to participate in the 2025 Waterloo Arts Fest on September 13 visit waterlooartsfest.org for more information. Share this:
Dayglo 2025: “Double Feature, Picture Glo” March 7-30
Cleveland’s favorite fluorescent art exhibit is returning to Waterloo Arts in March 2025! Thanks to the sponsorship of the DayGlo Color Corporation headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, 55 participating local artists have received DayGlo paint to create a piece inspired by this year’s theme, Double Feature, Picture Glo. All works will be exhibited in the Waterloo […]
Linda Post’s “Untitled (Waterloo)”: February 7-28, 2025
Untitled (Waterloo) looks at the Waterloo Arts café space as a site of potential. As the gallery hosts visual art exhibitions, the café hosts performances, gatherings and pop-ups. Post examines the site in waiting and invites viewers to activate it by being present in an overlapping of time and place facilitated by media and technology. […]
Better Streets Collinwood
Tuesday, January 21 at 6pm It is awfully cold out but we have the heat cranked up and we are still meeting tonight in the cafe at Waterloo Arts. Please enter through the side door (E 156th St) of the cafe. Share this:
Newest Galleries VIEW ALL
Waterloo Arts strives to be a creative hub for the presentation and exploration of thought-provoking art and design. We advocate for a neighborhood where artists live and work and their contribution is regarded as vital to the health of the community.
Waterloo Arts is a member of Greater Cleveland Community Shares. Community Shares supports local nonprofit organizations working for long-term, sustainable solutions to build a stronger Cleveland. Learn more about Community Shares and supporting social justice through workplace giving at www.communityshares.org