The Ohio Artist Registry (OAR) is an exciting opportunity for artists to share their work, connect with the creative community, and establish an online presence—all on a free, virtual platform! The OAR encourages artists working in all art forms, throughout Ohio and beyond,  to create a profile, which allows them to better promote themselves and their work. Being listed in the OAR provides artists with new opportunities to share their work with clients, galleries, patrons, and audiences. A listing in the OAR does not confer an endorsement, approval, or verification by the Ohio Arts Council.
For more information, contact Kathy Signorino, artist programs director, at kathy.signorino@oac.ohio.gov or 614-728-6140.

2025 Ohio Artist Registry Juried Exhibition

Artist by Last Name
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z
Photo of Brooke Ripley

Brooke Ripley

Fine Artist

Brooke Ripley is a fine artist from rural Ohio whose textural, multimedia work depicts the discrepancies inherent in memory.

Photo of Eric Rippert

Eric Rippert is a visual artist mining poignant personal imagery; investigating those particular remembrances that never appear in full focus, triggering intuition, and exploring the complex intersections of individual and collective memory. His work resides in the permanent collections of Cleveland Museum of Art, Columbus Museum of Art, Progressive Art Collection, Cleveland Clinic Art Program, and Summa Health Art Collection.…

Photo of Connor Riva

Born and raised in Southern California, Connor spent the first 10 years of his adult life as a software engineer. After moving to Cleveland in 2021 and helping his wife through grad school, the stars aligned at the end of 2023 for Connor to pursue his true passion for art full time. He now spends his days creating functional art pieces and attending art markets to sell his work.

Photo of Rob Robbins

Robert Robbins is an internationally exhibited visual artist who explores issues of social, political and environmental conflict through landscape as subject. His art, which takes the form of large-scale paintings, on the surface appears straight-forward, but on closer inspection leaves the viewer to contemplate their position in the world.

Photo of Dr Rita Turner Roberts

I create paper mache and paper mache clay which I make myself, and I create also out of different kinds of clay. And wood. And glass. And whatever catches my eye. I paint on canvas and wood and on my sculptures and anything else I can find. My creations are without a doubt whimsical and full of color. When I “work” on them, I might forget to eat. Or clean. And that isn’t a bad thing.

Photo of Nicky S Robie

Nicky is an intuitive, mostly self-taught painter, with an interest in abstract mixed media painting. Some of her works are entirely non-representational, others are semi-abstract with recognizable images. Many of her pieces have heavy palette knife work and bright, rich colors. Mark making, collage, many textures and layers are also common in her pieces.

Photo of Mr. Brian David Robinson

Brian Robinson is an artist and educator based in Dover, Ohio. He uses pastels to feature and bring attention to Ohio landscapes. Light, and the color that is produced from different atmospheric conditions in the landscape, has been a driving force in his work. Robinson graduated from The University of Akron in 1995 and received his master’s degree in painting from Kent State University in 2003.

Photo of Wesley Dante Robinson

Wesley Robinson

Wallstreet Wes

“At a stage in my life where a stage and my life are one and the same !”

Photo of Alex Rodabaugh

Alex has performed in Simone Forti’s The Work Is Never Done at MoMA and worked with artists such as Tess Dworman, Moriah Evans, Miguel Gutierrez, Ishmael Houston-Jones, Derek Smith and Bailey Williams among others. Alex most recently performed in Moriah Evans’ REPOSE. Alex’s work has been shown at Movement Research at Judson Church, Draftworks, Double Plus at Gibney, PRELUDE, and American Realness. See more at http://www.alexrodabaugh.work.

Photo of Irene Tobias Rodriguez

My artwork includes acrylics, watercolors, original art quilts, block prints, scratch art, digital paintings, photographs, ink drawings, gourd art, and various three dimensional art including hand felted wool head figures.

Photo of James Rogers

My whole life I’ve been interested in history and the art history classes I was required to take my second time around were valuable in showing me what came before and helping to mold my personal style. In 2005 I discovered another creative outlet for my artistic skills in the form of writing. This has also complimented my visual side.

Photo of Margo Rogers

My attempts often fuse elements of realism and expressionism with abstract forms, creating pieces that are both grounded and dreamlike.

Photo of Margo Rogers

I am a self-taught painter who works primarily in watercolor. My artistic journey has been shaped by a deep curiosity and a desire to explore the emotional range of portraiture. My attempts often fuse elements of realism and expressionism with abstract forms, creating pieces that are both grounded and dreamlike. While my early focus was on the nuances of human faces and form, my recent work has embraced a freer, more abstract style, allowing more room for emotion and intuition to guide my brush. 

Photo of Priscilla Roggenkamp

Priscilla Roggenkamp

Retired Associate Professor of Art

Priscilla is a working artist and a retired associate professor of art at Ashland University. 

Photo of Jacqui Rohner

Jacqui Rohner

Owner/Creative Director/Curator/Instructor

Photo of Stephanie Rond

Stephanie Rond (Columbus, Ohio) is an internationally recognized painter whose street art, canvas paintings, and community works subvert and reimagine traditional expectations of space, gender, and power. Rond is the founder of WomenStreetArtists.com and S.Dot Gallery, a dollhouse that exhibits miniature art pieces and challenges notions of domesticity and art accessibility.

Photo of Michael J. Rosen

Michael Rosen

artist, author

Michael J. Rosen is a creative problem-solver, whether in poetry, paint, collage, or sculpture. He has spent nearly seven decades in Central Ohio, working as an artist, teacher, consultant, editor, children’s book author, graphic designer, poet, and anthologist.

Photo of Melinda Rosenberg

Melinda Rosenberg’s work is informed by wood, the craft of woodworking, painting the desire to point to the extraordinary in the everyday.

Photo of K. Rossi

K. Rossi is a self-taught artist based in central Ohio who works with oil paints and digital media. His work focuses on the human body and explores themes of gender, solitude, personhood, and the human experience. Early in his career he practiced pointillism, a technique which informs his use of color to this day, while developing his process and skill in figure drawing.