Image: 20 North Gallery, Toledo
20 North Gallery in Toledo, Ohio, has announced a fall 2026 exhibition of new aquatint and intaglio etchings by Toledo artist Craig Fisher. The presentation is scheduled to run from October through December, bringing together intricately detailed works on paper focused on science, architecture, nature and world mythologies.
The gallery’s announcement, issued on August 25, does not yet identify a formal exhibition title or provide a checklist of works. It describes the presentation as a new selection of Fisher’s prints and indicates that further information will be released before the opening. The exhibition is currently listed for October 1 through December 31, 2026, at 20 North Gallery.
Aquatint and intaglio are printmaking techniques associated with the creation of images from an etched or incised plate. The announcement does not specify which works will use each process, how many prints will be included, or whether the exhibition will contain related media. It characterizes the works broadly as highly detailed works on paper, with subject matter spanning scientific ideas, built environments, the natural world and global mythological traditions.
Fisher is identified by the gallery as a Toledo artist. The available announcement provides no additional biographical information, including details of his education, exhibition history or working methods. It also does not state whether the works are newly produced for the exhibition or newly assembled by the gallery, beyond describing the presentation as a new selection.
The exhibition forms part of 20 North Gallery’s rotating program. The gallery says it represents emerging and established artists from Toledo and around the world, and maintains a broader selection of original works in media including glass, painting and jewelry. Its exhibition and gallery operations are based at 18 North St. Clair Street in downtown Toledo.
Regular hours listed by 20 North Gallery are Wednesday through Saturday, noon to 4 p.m., with visits also available by appointment. The Fisher exhibition is scheduled to remain on view through December 31, 2026; additional information about the title, participating works and opening arrangements has not yet been published.
