Past Exhibition · Closed January 31, 2026

The CAP Show

An exhibition celebrating the visual arts winners of the Cleveland Arts Prize
December 12, 2025 – January 31, 2026
Bostwick Design Art Initiative Gallery · 2729 Prospect Avenue East, Cleveland

Curated by CAP Trustees Michael Weil and H. Scott Westover, the exhibition brought together 23 CAP artists spanning over six decades of stunning creative achievements and a wide range of artistic mediums: painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, glass and mixed media.

The Exhibition in Photographs

Photographs from the exhibition, the receptions and the gallery events.

“The CAP Show reflects the powerful continuum of Cleveland’s visual arts scene — from pioneering modernists to contemporary visionaries. Together, these artists illuminate how art connects us, challenges us, and defines our cultural identity.”
H. Scott Westover · Co-curator
The Artists · 23 winners, six decades

Bill Brouillard 2009

Moe Brooker 1985

Clarence Carter 1972 *

Laurence Channing 2000

Kristen Cliffel 2016

David E. Davis 1980 *

Don Harvey 1991

Masumi Hayashi 1994 *

Mark E. Howard 2025

Jennie Jones 2025

Kasumi 2014

Janice Lessman-Moss 2019

Michelangelo Lovelace 2015 *

John L. Moore 1995

Judith Salomon 1990

Viktor Schreckengost 1973 *

Phyllis Sloane 1982 *

Julian Stanczak 1969 *

Barry Underwood 2011

Peter van Dijk 1969 *

Garie Waltzer 2012

Lauren Yeager 2021

Brent Kee Young 1987

Year indicates the artist’s Cleveland Arts Prize. * Deceased.

Curators

Michael Weil is a Cleveland-based photographer, curator and gallerist, owner of Foothill Galleries in Cleveland Heights, and a trustee of the Cleveland Arts Prize and moCa Cleveland.

H. Scott Westover is Curator for Progressive Insurance, where he oversees 10,000 collectible works, and chairs the Cleveland Arts Prize Jury Committee.

Honorary Committee of CAP Winners

Bill Busta · Kathleen Cerveny · Susan Channing · Marsha Dobrzynski · Deena Epstein · Mary Louise Hahn · Grafton Nunes · Trudy Wiesenberger

Works in the exhibition were offered for purchase to benefit both the artists and the Cleveland Arts Prize.