This ambitious, immersive exhibition traces the remarkable arc of the Rockefeller family—from its 19th-century Ohio roots to its global impact in oil, politics, philanthropy, and the arts—with a deeply personal lens offered by international artist and cultural ambassador Steven C. Rockefeller, Jr., great-great-grandson of John D. Rockefeller. This extraordinary presentation is not only a first for the region but also a deeply personal tribute to Northeast Ohio’s industrial and philanthropic roots. It becomes a major tribute to Ohio’s role in shaping American industry and culture. 

This exhibition will be up until January 11th, 2026.

Step into a spiritual experience built from stardust, silence, and soul. Opening on July 11, 2025, Sfara’s ethereal Lucite sculptures encompass her symbolic depth and unwavering emotional honesty.

The James and Renie Grohl Collection at the Medici Museum of Art is a distinguished assemblage of artworks that reflects a deep appreciation for artistic excellence and cultural significance. Generously gifted by the Grohl family, this collection serves as a testament to their enduring passion for the arts and their commitment to preserving and sharing remarkable works with the public.

The Feuerman Sculpture Foundation is proud to announce its inaugural exhibition, ZODIAC: Mysterious Power of the Creative at the Medici Museum of Art in Howland, Ohio. This groundbreaking show explores the astrological, psychological, and symbolic dimensions of creativity through contemporary art.

Featuring both emerging and established artists, ZODIAC provides a powerful platform for new voices in the art world to present their work alongside internationally recognized creatives. Through sculpture, painting, and multimedia, the artists examine the mystical influence of the zodiac, engaging with expansive themes of celestial energy and spiritual intuition.

Carole A. Feuerman (born 1945) is an American sculptor and author known as a Superrealist.  She is one of the three artists who started the movement in the late 1970s. She is best known for her figurative works of swimmers and dancers. She is the only artist to make realistically painted outdoor sculptures and the only woman to sculpt in this style.

The Medici Museum of Art is honored to feature two remarkable sculptures generously donated by internationally acclaimed artist Carole A. Feuerman, with a combined value of $1.5 million. “Justice” depicts a serene woman in a graceful lotus pose, balanced atop a gleaming, polished stainless steel sphere—symbolizing poise, balance, and inner strength.
“Poseidon”, a striking six-foot bronze sculpture completed in 2023, stands as a bold new permanent installation in the garden. This powerful piece further exemplifies Feuerman’s mastery in capturing form and emotion.