Chrysalis Annex Gallery

Current Exhibition

“Between Worlds; Laura D’Alessandro, c.a. long, and June Hund”.

The exhibition includes photography by the three Rust Belt Photo Collective artists exploring human and industrial themes in different styles and mediums.

Exhibition Dates: June 27-July 18, 2026

Public Reception: Saturday, June 27, 5-7pm

The exhibition is viewable daily from 9am-5pm and whenever the Studios are open.

Upcoming Exhibitions

“To Whom It May Concern: Tyler Woody”

“To Whom It May Concern” is a solo art exhibition by Tyler Woody, her first solo show since graduating from Kent State University in 2025. Woody writes that the exhibition “is a love letter to those who can relate to ever feeling alone in a world where everyone is seen but not everyone will be understood and loved. It is a timeline of memories, experiences, and moments we don’t often think about until someone, or something, reminds us to look up and breathe.” The exhibition will run from July 25 – September 13, 2026 with a public reception on Saturday, August 1 from 5:00-8:00pm.

Exhibition Dates: July 25-September 13, 2026

Public Reception: Saturday, August 1, 5-8pm

See feature on exhibition in CAN Journal!

The exhibition is viewable daily from 9am-5pm and whenever the Studios are open.

“Keegan Adams: Process ; Print ; Parable”

Keegan Adams: Process ; Print ; Parable” will run from September 26-November 15, 2026 with a reception on Saturday, October 3, 6:00-8:00pm.

Exhibition Dates: September 27 -November 15, 2026

Public Reception: Saturday, October 3, 6-8pm

About Gallery

The Chrysalis Annex Gallery opened in 2026. It features two large walls with approximately 390 square feet each, a large wall of 10-foot tall windows, and an ironwork gazebo in the center of the space.

Past Exhibitions

Visions From the Main Artery: The Art of David F. Heatwole

In his first solo exhibition in Ohio, 11th-generation artisan David F. Heatwole unveils a sweeping collection of surreal and abstract works exploring symbolism, consciousness, and the invisible forces shaping human experience.

Featuring the complete In-Sana Tea series alongside works from the Molecules, Perceptions, Shifting Planes and This Artists Dream series, the exhibition invites viewers into a world where energy, dreams, and imagination intersect.

The exhibition debuts Heatwole’s newest In-Sana Tea painting — a powerful response inspired by current controversies surrounding federal ICE practices and the human tragedies connected to them — presented through a technologically integrated approach that reflects Heatwole’s commitment to innovation and contemporary discourse.

A landmark presentation from the final artist of a historic creative lineage.

Exhibition Dates: April 25th-June 4th, 2026
Opening Reception: Saturday, April 25th 5 – 7pm

See feature on exhibition in CAN Journal!

The exhibition is viewable daily from 9am-5pm and whenever the Studios are open.

WINTERLUDE

WINTERLUDE is a group exhibition that features artwork based on the themes of winter and wintering (conserving energy, going through times of dormancy, rest, and retreat). Featured artists include Albana Toromani, Alyson Stock, Angela Simone, Bea Muskal-Hills, Cara Romano, Christina Abdelshahid, Duvall Ivory, Ellen Gallup, Gadi Zamir, Imaj, Jennifer
Price, Fatima Matar, Jimmy Committee, Max McMillen, Morgan Burnside, Noory Noire, Paige Knoefel, Rhi Gonzales, Sarah Camino, and Tessa LeBaron.

Exhibition Dates: January 31-March 29, 2026

Opening Reception: Saturday, January 31, 5 – 7pm (Open mic at Negative Space to
follow from 7-9pm)

The exhibition is viewable daily from 9am-5pm and whenever the Studios are open.