On average one-third of Manifest’s exhibits are dedicated to solo exhibits. Solo exhibitors have included local, regional, and national artists from as far away as New York City and San Francisco.

It is important that each of our seasons of free public exhibits consist of a balanced mix of solo and group thematic projects. The group shows provide diversity of approach, media, style, and geographic origin, while the solo exhibits provide a deeper insight into one artist’s vision.

Well over 100 artists exhibit, and 3000 or more patrons visit the gallery each year. Thousands of artists submit works to thematic projects produced at the gallery. And our exhibits are routinely reviewed in local, and sometimes national, news and art publications. We believe this makes the spots in our schedule reserved for solo or proposed exhibits highly valuable.

Manifest is eager to receive proposals of various types. And accepts these on an ongoing basis, reviewing them by June 1st in consideration for the upcoming season. No notifications are made until the final season schedule is decided (usually by the end of July).

The museum-quality gallery in Cincinnati, Ohio, currently comprises approximately 1000 square feet divided between three distinct exhibit spaces of varying proportions and sizes. Total gallery running wall length is 160 feet, with all walls being 11.5′ in height. All exhibit spaces are appropriately track-lit. The Main Gallery (the largest of the three) has street-facing windows nearly floor to ceiling providing excellent public exposure for the artwork 24/7. Exhibits are open to the public five hours a day, five days a week for a total of four weeks on view.

Media/Genre, etc: Open to all traditional and non-traditional genre and media. Manifest sets out to survey, locate, exhibit, and document excellent quality amongst all types of art. Our record of showing a broad mix speaks for itself. If it’s good, we want to see it, and if possible show it.