The Geauga Arts Council sponsors a number of local exhibits in conjunction with businesses and organizations throughout the county. We offer Geauga Arts Council Members unique opportunities to showcase their work in these public spaces. With amazing venues that feature premium display space on a quarterly rotation, you can take advantage of this great opportunity to display your art to a public audience. Read below to learn more about each of our local venues.
If this interests you, we encourage you to apply to showcase your work.
Notre Dame Village
The walls of the Community Center at Notre Dame Village feature the wildlife photography of Aimee Pierson, now through June 19, 2023. The Community Center is located at 10950 Pine Grove Trail, Chardon, OH 44024, but is only open to residents and their visitors at this time. If you wish to view the art in person, we can make an appointment! Please email Dave at dave@geaugaartscouncil.org.
You may also shop the collection right from this page!
Aimee pierson
Aimee Pierson is a longtime resident of Geauga county, residing in Chesterland with her amazing husband, sweetly sassy daughter and slightly neurotic corgi. She spent her childhood in Munson, wandering through the developed woods in search of critters and adventure. She oftentimes found both, which was the start of a lifelong love and fascination of nature and all living things.
For over 20 years, She applied her curiosity and artistic inclination to the corporate marketing world, most enjoying the role of a Photography Producer with Progressive insurance. It was there that she learned the fundamentals of photography, composition and the art of capturing life. She later purchased her own camera, once again setting out to explore in search of adventure and love of nature.
The photos she takes are the culmination of hours of exploring, watching, learning, and most importantly marveling at the beautiful intricate details of life that surround us every day.
When she isn’t mucking about in woods and fields, she enjoys spending time with her family. She kayaks, is a voracious reader and a huge fan of terrible Dad jokes. She is a member of the Geauga Arts Networking Group as well as a proud board member of the Geauga Arts Council. She volunteered with the Western Reserve Land Conservancy and is excited to work with West Creek Conservancy. She is especially thankful for the love and support of her wonderful family and friends