Traditional & Contemporary Fine Art

New Exhibition

Trish Weeks

June 4th, 2026

CINCINNATI, OH — A new exhibition featuring recent paintings by Cincinnati artist Trish Weeks presents a compelling collection of works exploring color, movement, and contemporary abstraction. Known for her expressive visual language and layered compositions, Weeks creates paintings that balance intuition with structure, inviting viewers into richly textured and atmospheric spaces.

This latest body of work reflects the artist’s continued exploration of material, gesture, and emotional resonance through paint. The exhibition offers audiences an opportunity to experience Weeks’ evolving practice and distinctive approach to contemporary painting.

An opening reception on Thursday June 4th, 6-9pm will celebrate the exhibition and provide guests the opportunity to meet the artist and view the new works in person.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

DAYTON NOW Brings Together Leading Contemporary Artists from the Miami Valley

Cincinnati, OH — DAYTON NOW is a dynamic group exhibition celebrating the creativity and diversity of contemporary artists working throughout the Miami Valley region. Presented in collaboration with artists and curators Bill Montana and Jeffery Courtland Jones, the exhibition showcases an exciting range of painting, sculpture, and mixed-media works from both emerging and established Dayton-area artists. The exhibition highlights the vibrant artistic energy shaping the region today, offering audiences an opportunity to experience bold new perspectives and innovative approaches across multiple disciplines.

An Opening Reception will be held on Thursday, June 4th 6-9pm, inviting the community to meet the artists and celebrate Dayton’s thriving creative culture.

Featured artists include Heather Jones, Jeffery Courtland Jones, Nicolas Arnold, Ashley Arnold, Dan Wells, Hadley Rodenbeck, Zach Collopy, Darren Haper, John Sousa, Michael Higgins, Lori Daugherty, Scott Gibbs, Mike Giant, Cayman K, Axel Altin, and Bradley Lusa, and more.

For additional information, exhibition details, or press inquiries, please contact Eisele Gallery, 513.7917717, info@eiselefineart.com


Noah Verrier

“Skyline” 

Eisele Gallery is pleased to announce the debut of a new painting by internationally acclaimed contemporary artist Noah Verrier, celebrating one of Cincinnati’s most beloved culinary icons: Skyline Chili. Painted in Verrier’s distinctive style, critics have often noted his ability to transform ordinary objects into compositions of remarkable visual depth, revealing the beauty and cultural meaning embedded in the rituals of daily life. His work combines the careful observation and painterly discipline associated with traditional still life painting with the imagery of contemporary consumer culture. The result is a composition that feels both familiar and elevated, blending the rich tradition of classical still life with the imagery of modern American life. 

Noah Verrier has become one of the most widely recognized contemporary still life painters working today. His meticulously rendered paintings of everyday foods, from McDonald’s meals and Taco Bell wrappers to cups of coffee and roadside snacks, have attracted international attention for their combination of classical painting techniques and contemporary subject matter. His work has been widely exhibited and collected around the world, and his growing following reflects the powerful resonance of his imagery.

In addition to the original painting, Eisele Gallery is releasing a strictly limited edition of 50 prints, each measuring 18 x 24 inches, matching the scale of the original work. These prints are available exclusively through Eisele Gallery. Once the edition of 50 prints sells out, the edition will be permanently closed and no additional prints will ever be produced. The original painting is currently available for acquisition through Eisele Gallery, and the limited edition prints are expected to attract strong interest from collectors given the artist’s international reputation and the cultural significance of the subject.
Art gallery with numerous framed landscape and still life paintings on the wall, a wooden sculpture on a white pedestal, and a bronze sculpture of children on a tall stand.

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