UPCOMING EVENT
Holiday Popup Sale
Saturday and Sunday, November 21-22
Shop Local. Support Local Artists. Give the Gift of Art!
Join us at Studio Kroner for a festive two-day Holiday Pop-Up featuring original artwork and one-of-a-kind gifts by talented local artists!
Discover sculptures, paintings, prints, photography, fine jewelry, watercolors, handmade paper art, and more. Featured artists include Paul Kroner, Fire & Bone, Debra Booker, Mary Kay Kroner, Lou Kroner, and Kathy Monroe.
Plus, explore even more local art upstairs at our neighbor, Jay Wilford Fine Arts!
Saturday & Sunday, November 21–22 | 12–4 PM
Find something special for everyone on your holiday list—including yourself!
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Studio Kroner, in conjunction with our upstairs neighbor, Jay Wilford Fine Arts, will host a Holiday Pop-Up Sale featuring work by more than 10 local artists. Join us from 12–4 pm on Saturday and Sunday, November 21–22 for a festive weekend of art and holiday shopping.
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Closing Reception for Erika NJ Allen as part of FotoFocus 2026. The exhibition brings together analog photography, ceramic surfaces, and moving image to reflect on geological time, material memory, and the enduring relationship between fleeting moments and lasting form.
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Erika NJ Allen discusses her analog photographic process, ceramic transfers, and moving image work, exploring how time, landscape, and material permanence shape a practice grounded in observation, memory, and deep geological duration.
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Immersed in Cincinnati’s Creative Energy
Studio Kroner, recently named Best Gallery and Best Gallery Show (All Else Pales 2) in the 30th Annual CityBeat Best of Cincinnati Awards, is an artist-owned contemporary art gallery and working studio in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio.
Now celebrating its fifth anniversary, Studio Kroner has become a destination for contemporary art, presenting thoughtfully curated exhibitions featuring local, regional, and nationally recognized artists while fostering dialogue, creativity, and community.
Surrounding our gallery, you’ll find a dynamic mix of unique shops, cozy cafés, and boutique stores that add to the creative energy of the district. From artisan coffee houses to independent bookstores and handcrafted jewelry boutiques, the neighborhood offers an inspiring atmosphere that perfectly complements our passion for contemporary art. Whether you’re visiting for an exhibition or simply exploring the area, StudioKroner is a must-visit destination for art lovers and culture seekers alike.
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Holiday Popup Sale
Saturday and Sunday, November 21-22
Shop Local. Support Local Artists. Give the Gift of Art!
Join us at Studio Kroner for a festive two-day Holiday Pop-Up featuring original artwork and one-of-a-kind gifts by talented local artists!
Discover sculptures, paintings, prints, photography, fine jewelry, watercolors, handmade paper art, and more. Featured artists include Paul Kroner, Fire & Bone, Debra Booker, Mary Kay Kroner, Lou Kroner, and Kathy Monroe.
Plus, explore even more local art upstairs at our neighbor, Jay Wilford Fine Arts!
Saturday & Sunday, November 21–22 | 12–4 PM
Find something special for everyone on your holiday list—including yourself!
View the Facebook Event →
UPCOMING EVENTS
Event Date
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Immersed in Cincinnati’s Creative Energy
Studio Kroner, recently named Best Gallery and Best Gallery Show (All Else Pales 2) in the 30th Annual CityBeat Best of Cincinnati Awards, is an artist-owned contemporary art gallery and working studio in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio.
Now celebrating its fifth anniversary, Studio Kroner has become a destination for contemporary art, presenting thoughtfully curated exhibitions featuring local, regional, and nationally recognized artists while fostering dialogue, creativity, and community.
Studio Kroner named Best of Cincinnati!
Studio Kroner has been named Best Gallery and Best Gallery Show (All Else Pales 2) in the 30th annual CityBeat Best of Cincinnati awards. See Results>
