Reinberger Galleries, Cleveland

The Reinberger Galleries, housed within the Cleveland Institute of Art (CIA), serve as a vibrant cultural and educational hub in Cleveland's University Circle. The Cleveland Institute of Art, founded in 1882 as the Western Reserve School of Design for Women, is a prestigious private college known for its dedication to art and design education. Over the years, the CIA has expanded its reach through various public programs, including the Reinberger Galleries, artist lectures, and the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque.

The Reinberger Galleries feature a dynamic array of rotating art exhibitions, providing a platform for both established and emerging professional artists to showcase their work. With a mission to promote artistic growth and experimentation, the galleries host curated exhibitions, symposia, and events that cater to the needs of the CIA community and the public. The galleries not only spotlight the creative achievements of visiting artists but also serve as a learning resource for students and faculty, enriching their academic experience.

Additionally, the Student Coffee House gallery, located in the McCullough Center for the Visual Arts, offers a unique venue for students to present their work and engage with the community. Through these spaces, the Reinberger Galleries contribute to Cleveland’s vibrant arts scene and support the creative development of artists at all stages of their careers. Admission to the Reinberger Galleries is free, making them an accessible destination for art enthusiasts and community members alike.