About the Annex Gallery
Located in the Pendleton Art Center compound in the Annex Building, we are a 4,000 square foot gallery hosting timely and socially relevant exhibitions of local and international artists. Since 2017 we have hosted our Cuban art exchange project.
Current Exhibition
Artist Talk, Robert Flischel
Artist Talk, Robert Flischel Discussing his new book, “What We Inherit, Documenting Poverty in Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky & Indiana, 1900-2023.” Wednesday Evening, November 29th
What We Inherit. Also Featuring the Work of Bob Bloom
Photography as an agent of change, bringing to LIGHT our most profound social, economic and environmental problems.
Upcoming Exhibitions
Recent Exhibitions
Unlikely Assemblages
In collaboration with the Fine Arts Ceramic Center and MoCa-Americas of Kendall
ALL FALLS DOWN: Architectural Heritage EffacedThe Universal Tale of two Cities, two Countries
SOS ART invites YOU to
ALL FALLS DOWN: Architectural Heritage Effaced The Universal Tale of two Cities, two Countries An exhibit of photographs by Lebanese artist Gregory Buchakjian and Cincinnati artist William Howes who both, passionately, documented the abandoned, neglected, and destroyed architectural buildings of their respective city due to economic speculation, poverty, lack of government support, war, etc. Organized & curated by Saad Ghosn, Founder & President of SOS ART, in partnership with Jens Rosenkrantz, the Annex Gallery, and with sponsorship by Fotofocus.
5 – 8pm: Opening Reception with 6 – 7pm: Artist Talk, Gregory Buchakjian & William Howes
Please Join Us and Spread the Word. THANKS
PHOTOGRAPHS by RAUL CANIBANO – CURATOR TALK
Real Cuba opens September 28th with a curator talk September 29th 5 to 8pm. Raul was unable to secure a visa to travel because the US Embassy wouldn’t grant him an interview until December. Not much has changed since the last administration shut down the Embassy. Except now the Cuban economy is in tatters due to the ongoing Embargo and the challenges of tourism post COVID. Even the Ukrainian war has impacted the island as the Russian tourism has disappeared.
The exhibit will include 35 images he selected from his life’s work coving Havana and the countryside.