Located in Howland Ohio, the Medici Museum of Art is a dynamic and growing arts destination in Trumbull County, known for its compelling exhibitions and unique focus on hyperrealist sculpture. Among its most notable permanent displays is the work of internationally acclaimed sculptor Carole A. Feuerman, whose life-sized, meticulously detailed sculptures have earned global recognition and draw visitors from across the Midwest. 

Formerly home to the Science Fiction: The Art of John Zabrucky exhibit, the museum continues to rotate in innovative and relevant exhibitions that spark imagination and explore themes across art, history, and culture. Housed in a spacious, light-filled building with thoughtfully curated galleries, the museum offers a refined but approachable experience for casual art lovers, seasoned collectors, and curious visitors alike.

As part of its mission to provide meaningful access to art, the Medici Museum regularly features community programming, student exhibitions, and partnerships with regional and national institutions. With free admission, ample parking, and easy access just off Route 46, it’s a must-visit stop for those exploring arts and culture in Northeast Ohio.