EAC Welcomes Christina Jensen
EAC Welcomes our newest member artist Christina Jensen! Christina is an oil and acrylic painter who enjoys painting animals, landscapes, and architecture.
Welcome New Artist!
EAC welcomes our newest member artist Maia Arabuli! Maia works in many media including oils, acrylic, & watercolors!
Welcome New Author!
EAC Welcomes Colleen Hurst, author and poet! Come on in and check out her intriguing works!
Welcome to the EAC board!
We welcome Andrea Repko to The Elyria Arts Council board of directors! We look forward to working with you at EAC!
Thank you to outgoing EAC board members!
We wish to Thank Elizabeth Radachi and Linda Styer for serving on the EAC board! We appreciate the support and wisdom you brought to our organization! Best Wishes to you on your future adventures!
West Wall Show: “People”
Come and check out EAC’s newest West Wall show: “People”! Our member artists have provided us with a great showing of humanity! Come and see this show May 9th – June 27th. Our Artist “Meet and Greet” will be Saturday May 11th 11am-3pm.
EAC Welcomes New Artist!
We Welcome new Member Artist Marvin Jonason! Marvin is an acrylic painter who has brought us a variety of intriguing work! Come and take a look!
EAC Welcomes Artist!
We Welcome new Member Artist Diane Moser who creates Vintage Jewelry Wall Art! Diane has very graciously decided to donate all of the proceeds from the sales of her work to The Elyria Arts Council’s Children’s programs! Thank you Diane! Come on in an pick up one of these incredibly unique beauties!
Welcome Sarah Rae!
EAC welcomes new member Sarah Rae! Sarah designs and creates a large variety of greeting cards. Each card is immaculately detailed and layered. Sarah even adds a “Sweet Extra” to each card, a co-ordianating sticker to seal the card with. Come and check them out!
Leaders of Today Black History Month Exhibit
The Leaders of Today Black History Month Exhibit is on display now at The Elyria Arts Council! Come visit us and view this thought provoking Art created by teens in Lorain County. Art was created based on the themes of Racial Equity, Unity/Non-Violence, Black History, Women’s Empowerment, Community Pride, and Positive Mental Health. Work will be on display for the month of February.