Questions about the public value of art are at the core of any public funding program: If we are going to give money to support arts activity, what do we fund, and why? And when funds are limited, how should they be allocated among our priorities? Earlier this year, an evaluation of the Creative Workforce Fellowship program, and resulting modification […]
Read moreCeramic artist Angelica Pozo’s brick and glass Word Wall at the intersection of Buckeye Road and East 116 Street is built to last, and to complement its surroundings. Pozo is one of several artists commissioned to create sculptural work in the neighborhood. Once she developed the concept, she asked author and bookstore proprietor RA Washington to choose the lines […]
Read moreFor opening receptions, hours, and other details, see each organization’s page Ongoing Revive & Renew: Contemporary Artists and Eastern Papers Through September 20 Morgan Conservatory Lost & Found: Vernacular & Found Photography Through September 20 Cleveland Print Room Solid Movement, works of Jenniffer Omaitz Extended through September 30 1point618 Gallery Warm Heavy Lift, works of Qian Li […]
Read moreSummertime and Lincoln Park have gone hand-in-hand since July 4, 1880, when the park was first opened to the public. The Independence Day celebration included a barbeque and remarks by numerous local dignitaries. More than a century later, after Tremont Art Walkers braved months of 2014’s fierce winter, their patience will be rewarded as the arts in Tremont head for […]
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Read moreTONIGHT (Friday, July 25) at the Morgan Conservatory from 6-10pm – Cornhole tournament (sign your team up below!) featuring boards that will be up for auction & have been designed by some of your favorite local artists! – Silent Art Auction curated by Loren Naji – Live Bluegrass music by the Spyder Stompers – Cookout featuring hot dogs, s’mores…and more! […]
Read more“Graffiti artist” is an easy label, and a tenacious one. It sticks like wheat paste to any artist who was ever known for illegally painting on other people’s walls. Such is the case for Bob Peck, Ron Copeland, and Steve Ehret, who all have some measure of street art in their pasts. Peck is surely the best known of the […]
Read moreAs a theme for an art exhibit, “Lines and Folds” could include absolutely anything. But the show of that name at Hilary Gent’s HEDGE Gallery gathers four artists who specifically work with the power of lines and the dimensionality of folds in defining ways–not simply as boundaries or profiles, but as the substance of the works. Zachary Whitehurst, Christine Mauersberger, […]
Read moreDon’t miss the W2S series of dynamic and provocative new sculpture, installations and performance by some of the very best early career sculptors of our region. Sara Holwerda explores the structure of female identity: there is a jam-packed performance at her opening and a week of feminist events with the CIA in April. David Colagiovanni’s work investigates time and […]
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