Call To Artists: Pentagon Gallery - More Than Just 2 Dimensional

The Pentagon Gallery first opened its doors in 1982 it is known as the Gallery of Cleveland Artists.  The Gallery is experiencing some growing pains and is in need of new art.  While there is no shortage of painters and artists working in 2 dimensional media it has been a real challenge to find artists making dolls, handmade candles, soap, sculpture, jewelry, ceramics or pottery, that is willing to place their wares in a gallery. Maria, owner of the Pentagon Gallery and Frame Shop is looking for you.  YES YOU!!  She wants your handmade items to display and sell.  What you make is precious, so give her a call at 216-321-3362 or email pentagongallery@yahoo.com. Pentagon is located at 3102 Mayfield Road, Cleveland Heights, 44118.  She is looking forward to finding GREAT crafters to work with.

Wall Eye Gallery Accepting Applications for Meet Your Makers

Calling all Crafters, Artists, and Makers!

Wall Eye Gallery is now accepting applications for its second 'Meet Your Makers' Indie Craft Show! This time around, MYM will be held over two days (well, one evening and one day), with an opening reception during the first night of the show on Friday, November 19th from 6p-10p complete with refreshments, munchies, and music. You will not be bored working your booth for this show! The fun continues the next
day, Saturday, November 20th from 12p-4p.

The space fee is $40 for both days, which includes credit card processing through our boutique for those who do not have their own processing capabilities. Some spaces are along a wall and vendors can make their space their own! Hang art on a wall, place your items on shelves, hang your sign!

Download the PDF application at www.walleyegallery.com. The application deadline is October 20th. Please email your completed app and/or any questions to stephl@walleyegallery.com. We’ll notify you whether you’re accepted by October 22nd. Please feel free to forward the application to anyone you think might be interested.

Thanks,
Stephanie Lipscomb & Linda Ayala