The Hocking Hills Winery in Logan, Ohio

Cheryl’s work is currently on display and for sale at the Hocking Hills Winery. Cheryl’s nature photography of the Hocking Hills Region is a perfect pairing with the ambiance of this gem of the Hocking Hills. Purchase prints and framed photographs with a certificate of authenticity attached. Her panoramas of cherished scenes in the parks and preserves of the area are especially popular.

Visit the Winery to sample their wide selection of award-winning wines made in house. The Hocking Hills Winery is located at 30402 Freeman Road, Logan, Ohio.

https://www.hockinghillswinery.com/

August 2017 - present

Home Grown on Main in Logan, Ohio

Cheryl’s work is for sale at Home Grown on Main located at 65 West Main Street in Logan. You can purchase Cheryl’s book at Home Grown as well as on Blurb.

The Bowen House

Cheryl had a piece in the Hocking Valley Photography Club’s show entitled “Different Perspectives.” The show was at the Bowen House, 196 N. Market Street, Logan, Ohio and ended October 14, 2023.

Cheryl’s work was selected by jury for the charity event, “An Evening with Art,” March 7, 2020, at the Columbus Museum of Art. She donated a custom-framed, limited edition print of Morning Catch on the Scioto River.

The Lancaster Festival Art Walk

Cheryl was selected by jury as one of the artists to exhibit in the prestigious Lancaster Festival Art Walk in 2019. Her selections for the show represented her broad interests in a variety of subject matter. In addition to photographs, she also included several pieces from her experimental work in digital collage. The photograph above, The Blue Hour at Kessler Swamp State Nature Preserve, was featured in the Art Walk program. Cheryl’s work was displayed in the Unified Bank in downtown Lancaster for the duration of the Festival. The Art Walk is a yearly event sponsored by Destination Downtown Lancaster.

July 2019

https://www.destinationdowntownlancaster.com/

The Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Exhibition

Cheryl’s work was included in the Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Exhibition in 2018 and 2019. In 2018, the jury selected the photo above, Morning Catch on the Scioto River. In 2019, they chose two panoramas, Ash Cave Summer View and Foggy Sunrise at Kessler Swamp State Nature Preserve.

July 2018 and 2019

Women of Appalachia Project

Cheryl’s photograph Foggy Sunrise at Kessler Swamp State Nature Preserve was selected for the 2018 - 2019 exhibition sponsored by the Women of Appalachia Project. The exhibit traveled from the Monongahela Arts Center in Morgantown, West Virginia, to the Dingus Technology Center Art Gallery in Ironton, Ohio, and finally to the Multicultural Center Art Gallery at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio.

https://www.womenofappalachia.com/

October 2018 - March 2019

sparkspace

From December 2016 - May 2017, Cheryl’s work appeared on the gallery walls of a unique business called sparkspace. This one-of-a-kind organization rents meeting spaces with a playful vibe. The company provides groups with a creative atmosphere that may include whimsical props such as Mr. Potato Head or a rack of silly hats.

Cheryl created specially designed pieces to accompany the themed rooms of sparkspace. The abstract piece above entitled Momentum represents the movement of creative thought inspired by the surroundings in the Thinktank. The Gumby and Pokey photographs Cheryl took on the Scioto Mile are in keeping with the moods of the Retro Room and The Loft. (Gumby and Pokey on the bridge overlooking the Scioto Mile is a composite of two photos.) Sparkspace also displayed several of her nature photos.

https://sparkspace.com/

December 2016 - May 2017​

Women at Work

Cheryl was a participant in the Women at Work Art Show at the historic Bowen House in Logan, Ohio. Her photography was part of an eclectic mix of artistic genres by local artists.

https://www.logandaily.com/neighbors/women-at-work-art-display-at-the-bowen-house/article_1b8a9a76-df0e-54c7-9ead-5eb0b17cd698.html

May of 2016, 2018, 2019

PreservArt Ohio

As a past member of the PreservArt Ohio group, Cheryl participated in an exhibit entitled, “Walk a New Path.” The PreservArt group promotes the appreciation and preservation of nature through their photography.

Spring of 2016

Hide-A-Way Hills

Cheryl’s photography has been displayed several times on the Hide-A-Way Hills gallery wall in The Lodge, and she has participated in the Hide-A-Way Hills Art Show and the Garden Arts and Crafts Fest. Her work was featured on the 2017 Hide-A-Way Hills Members Directory.

https://www.hideawayhillsclub.com/

2014 - 2018