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.

Artist by Last Name
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Photo of Sullivan Potter

Sullivan Potter

Appalachian Folk Artist

A rural Appalachian with a southeastern Ohioan upbringing, Sullivan Potter is an artist dedicating his drawing, paintings, and photography work as ‘love letters’ to the Appalachian culture, legacy, & environment. He is a student at Ohio University, obtaining a Master’s in Art Education, with aspirations to work closely with rural Appalachian youth of Ohio, West Virginia, & Kentucky.

Photo of Kyndall Potts

I was an artistic kid. Then life took over, and I put down my brush for motherhood and a corporate career. Now that I’m retired, I’ve returned to my early passion. I work primarily in acrylics and love color, texture, and faces. I gravitate toward bold, vibrant, and unexpected colors.  Green skin? Why not? Pink horses?…

Photo of Jolene Powell

Jolene Powell

McCoy Professor of Art, Director of Gallery 310

Jolene Powell is a McCoy Professor of Art, and Director of Gallery 310 at Marietta College in Marietta, Ohio. She is an established artist with an extensive exhibition record and is currently represented by Brandt Gallery in Columbus, Ohio. In 2021, Jolene received Marietta College’s Innovative Teaching Award, in 2018, the Edward G. Harness Outstanding Educator Award, and in 2007 the school’s highest honor, the McCoy Teaching Excellence Professorship. …

Photo of Stasha Powell

Stasha Strange is a disabled writer who was raised by wild books. She recently moved to Ohio
from the San Francisco bay area. She has been published in Poetic Reveries Magazine, Ohio
Bards, an Anthology, and Blossom, an Anthology. She has won awards in several poetry
contests. She led the charge on a bill in California that brought a statewide rent cap thus helping
17 million tenants stay in their homes.…

Photo of Diane Pribojan

Diane is a painter from the Cleveland/Akron area. She uses her surroundings as an inspiration for her work. With this, she is constantly seeking something within her that expresses what she is thinking and feeling as well as the interpretation of the world around her.

Photo of Joanne Price

Joanne Price

Artist

Joanne Price is a printmaker specializing in wood engraving and book arts. She is the founder of Starpointe Studio and collaborates with leading letterpress publishers. Her work has been widely exhibited internationally and is held in collections including the Walker Art Center. An active educator, she teaches workshops nationally and has received numerous grants and fellowships.

Photo of Beth Prindle

Originally possessing a degree in design from Kent State University, I have come back to making art as a means of therapy through the traumas of widowhood and working in healthcare. My art subjects such as birth and death; women’s historical role as household domestic; rites of passage; societal issues; sexual and domestic abuse; home, place and belonging; the loss of a child; and mental illness.

Photo of Shania Prior

Hello, my name is Shania and I go by shy. Which is where my username @shymadeit_ comes from on instagram. I’m a 20 year old single mother . I’ve been drawing for 6 years. I’m from Columbus Ohio.

Photo of Leah Ellen Pusecker-Reynolds

I am inspired by the places I travel to, the people I meet, and my love of the outdoors.

It’s important to me to create affordable artwork that’s accessible to anyone who wants an original painting in their home.

Photo of Sharone Putter

Sharone Putter

Contemporary Artist

Biography

Sharone Putter resides in Columbus, OH, USA, where she tours the city by bike, scouting for the workscapes that inspire her art. Her artwork is represented in Ohio by Sarah Gormley Gallery, Columbus, OH, and Hayley Gallery, New Albany, OH.

She earned a BFA, First in Class, in printmaking and glass sculpture from Alfred University, NY, USA, and a BS in Philosophy and Art History from Hebrew University, Jerusalem.…

Photo of Ed Quinn

After retiring from The Ohio State University, Ed took up drawing and painting as a hobby. Having no formal training, Ed has become a self-taught artist, and continues to develop his art style. Having developed a passion for the shoreline growing up on Long Island, NY, he has found a way to convey his love of the coast through his art work. Ed has also created cityscapes, landscapes and portraits.

Photo of Mr. John Gerard Quinn

John Quinn

Artist at work

John Gerard Quinn is a distinguished artist and photographer whose work is featured in several prestigious permanent art collections, including those of the Cleveland Clinic, Jones Day, Cleveland State University, and Kobe Steel in Japan.
 
His photographic pictorials have been widely published in major outlets such as ForbesFortuneTimeTV Guide, the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.…

Photo of Jose Luis Quinones

Jose Luis Quinones

Jose Luis Quinones

I was born in Yauco, Puerto Rico. I completed my Art Education at Cooper School of Art and the Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland, Ohio. I have exhibited my paintings for over forty years throughout the United States and abroad. 

Photo of Renee K. Radebaugh

Native to rural Appalachia but a well-seasoned traveler, Renee is a survivor and advocate for mental health.

Photo of Kripa Radhakrishnan

Dr. Kripa Radhakrishnan is an interdisciplinary artist born in Mumbai, and completed her Doctoral studies in Interdisciplinary Arts at Ohio University, Ohio, USA.

Photo of Katina Pastis Radwanski

Katina Radwanski

Painter/Sculptor

I’ve had a life-long passion for creating art. I instructed art classes in park programs as a teenager and later became a high school art educator. I earned a BS degree in Education with an art focus from Kent State University and an MAED from the University of Georgia. I now work as a full-time artist at my Cleveland studio.

Photo of Michael Randall

I spent my childhood in a rural community in Ohio before moving to a suburban area where I currently reside with my beautiful wife. She brings me endless joy and support in everything I do. We share our home with our loyal canine companion, Captain, who has been our faithful friend for many years.

 

As a senior solution architect for a software development company, I take pride in my work and enjoy the challenges that come with it.…

Photo of Mr. David James Rankin

Rankin is one of the true modern-day masters of transparent watercolor, exuding a dynamic passion for the medium in his lectures, demonstrations, and workshop instruction.
He is a graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Art and lives in University Heights with his wife, Deanna.

Photo of Daniel Rauschenbach

Daniel Rauschenbach

Capturing the impressions of landscape in a wistful style. Watercolorist Daniel Rauschenbach’s bold colors and uniquely strong designs create a style of his own. Influenced by the industrial Midwest and romantic New England seascape, he incorporates these cultural wonders into his work. His passion, dedication, and love of his craft shine through each piece.

Photo of Janean D Ray

Janean Ray

Photographer

My genre of work covers everything from A to Z.  Whatever my eye sees that appeals to me.  It can be very eclectic and abstract or very peaceful nature images, but no matter what the image is, I strive to keep it as natural as possible with little editing.  I love to tell a story with my photography.