April 19th – June 1st
Opening Reception: Friday, April 19th from 5 – 8pm
Abattoir is pleased to introduce new paintings by Cincinnati-based artist Emil Robinson in a solo exhibition of interiors. The work stems from conversations about the history of interior paintings which serve as both records of domestic spaces as well as vessels for psychological profiles. Robinson, a classically-trained painter from Kentucky, spent the past year studying local spaces, ranging from abandoned university buildings to the personal spaces of home and studio. With this show, the artist has focused his virtuoso brushwork onto smaller scale compositions in order to capture the essence of place.
Hildebrandt Building
Emil Robinson, based in Cincinnati, paints from life, yet his compositions are assembled in such a way as to make the literal appear wondrou...
Hildebrandt Building
Hildebrandt Building
Eleanor Anderson received her BA from Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO, in 2012 and her MFA from the Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfi...
Hildebrandt Building
Abattoir is a space for contemporary art in the historic Hildebrandt Building, a former meat processing plant in the resurgent Clark-Fulton neighborhood of Cleveland, located between the West 25th Street corridor and Ohio City. The gallery was launched in 2020 by Lisa Kurzner and Rose Burlingham. It presents a program of local, regional, and national artists, designed to elicit thought-provoking conversation and discussion.
3619 Walton Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44113, United States
info@abattoirgallery.com lisa@abattoirgallery.com (216) 820-1260
Open Friday and Saturday from 12–5pm
Opening Reception: Friday, April 19th from 5 – 8pm
Abattoir is pleased to introduce new paintings by Cincinnati-based artist Emil Robinson in a soloexhibition of interiors. The work stems from conversations about the history of interior paintings which serve as both records of domestic spaces as well as vessels for psychological profiles.