Parma Art Scene
The holidays are fast approaching, as we contend with supply chain issues this year it makes more sense to shop small, shop local. Buying local from small businesses, independents, artists and craftsmen is a wonderful way to ensure the dollars spent will support your neighbors and community.
Holiday Boutique at Prama Artspace & Gallery, 5411 Pearl Rd, has enlarged their boutique through the holiday season to make your shopping easier. You’ll find an assortment of hand painted purses, back-packs, jewelry, books, decorative boxes. Postcards, greeting cards, magnets, wax melts, mugs, scarves, face masks and ornaments, all made by local artists.
Currently on exhibit until December 5th, at Prama Artspace & Gallery is Charles McNoldy, a photographer and owner/operator of the Parma Pro Photo Lab. He is also a poet, and on display are some of his Christmas poems. He can be reached at ParmaProPhotoLab@gmail.com.
Opening on December 10, 2021 is June Hund’s mixed media abstract exhibit Excessive Wakefulness, her journeydealing with insomnia.
December 3 through the 10th Sean Mabin, photographer and owner/operator of Prama Artspace & Gallery, is appearing in the Cleveland Print Room’s, Off The Wall Members Show. Located in The ArtCraft Building at 2550 Superior Avenue.
Michelle Behal, President of Parma Area Fine Arts Council and owner/operator of Bear Tracks Art is at The Rift Shop in Olmsted Falls, Rooted Oaks in Streetsboro, Hand Made Treasures in Middleburg Heights, Cleveland Craft Nook in North Royalton, and German Chriskindlmartin Huron.
Katrina Lindsley, Board Member of Parma Fine Arts and owner/operator of Devotions, is at Rooted Oaks in Streetsboro and The Rift Shop in Olmsted Falls.
Kathryn Mabin
Board Secretary of Parma Area Fine Arts Council, Inc, or PAFAC, and Artist/Jewlery Designer, Owner Aire of Oppulence.