News from Studio Kroner

Studio Kroner presents Beneath All Distance, a new exhibition by Cincinnati artist Erika NJ Allen exploring deep time, landscape, memory, and endurance through analog photography, ceramics, and moving image.

Studio Kroner hosted Fernside’s 40th anniversary celebration, bringing together art, grief, healing, creativity, and community in a powerful weekend of connection.

This weekend, Studio Kroner is honored to host Where Grief Takes Shape, a special exhibition celebrating the artwork of grieving children, teens and their families—and 40 years of Fernside Center for Grieving Children. Through art, young people are given a way to explore and express the complex emotions that can follow the death of someone significant in their lives. Join us August 14–16 for this powerful exhibition, with free public gallery hours Saturday and Sunday, alumni

Studio Kroner presents Soft Edges, a contemporary art exhibition in Cincinnati featuring six regional women artists exploring craft, material, memory, and place.

Paul Kroner, a Cincinnati sculptor and owner of Studio Kroner, has been selected for the 40th Chelsea International Fine Art Competition at Agora Gallery in New York City.

Cincinnati CityBeat recently profiled artist and gallery owner Paul Kroner, tracing the growth of Studio Kroner from a working studio into a vibrant community art hub. The feature explores Kroner’s commitment to fostering meaningful connections through exhibitions, public programs, and creative dialogue.

Studio Kroner was honored to host Dr. Amy Acton and David Pepper for a special fundraising event that brought together artists, community leaders, and supporters in a spirited discussion about Ohio's future.

Opening June 4 at Studio Kroner, Serpent Mound: Observations of the Seen and the Unseen features new works by Cincinnati artist Ken Landon Buck inspired by three years of return visits to Serpent Mound during equinoxes, solstices, and ceremonial gatherings.

Click here to watch talk on YouTube > A special conversation recorded live on May 2, 2026 at Studio Kroner celebrating the 5th Anniversary exhibition What Have I Done? is now available to view on YouTube. Moderated by Thom and Elizabeth Mariner of Movers & Makers Magazine, this in-depth artist talk features artist and Studio Kroner founder Paul Kroner reflecting on his creative journey — from his roots in Cincinnati, through design school and a career in graphic design, to be

CityBeat Studio Kroner is featured in a new article from CityBeat, highlighting its evolution into a community-centered art space and Paul Kroner’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. What Have I Done? marks five years of bringing artists, ideas, and audiences together in Cincinnati. Cincinnati.com Gallery owner and Artist Paul Kroner is is featured in a new article from Cincinnati.com, highlighting his journey as an artist and gallery owner, and what lies ahead. What Hav

Studio Kroner has been named Best Gallery and Best Gallery Show (All Else Pales 2) in the 30th annual CityBeat Best of Cincinnati awards.

As Studio Kroner marks five years, Paul Kroner prepares for his first solo exhibition in the space and reflects on what it takes to bring a sculpture into being—tracing the shift from solitary beginnings to a deeply collaborative process.