“We Have To Confront Apathy” Blessing Ngobeni arrived to Cleveland this past winter during one of the coldest months of the year. He had seen snow before, a few snowflakes here and there on his many travels outside native Johannesburg, South Africa, but the Cleveland weather was a different kind of challenge. The usual strategies – art residency life […]
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Waterloo Arts Gallery has mounted ambitious shows in its renovated storefront space since 2004, in a long foreshadowing of North Collinwood’s current fine-arts thaw. After two tantalizing decades of big promises and slow progress around the intersection of East 152nd and Waterloo, that pioneer space and the entire Waterloo Arts District are more lively than ever. And some of the […]
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While Tony Eterovich was for over 50 years an inspiring teacher at the Cleveland Institute of Art and the Cleveland Schools (where Mayor Carl Stokes was one of his students), very few people ever saw the magnificent range of paintings, drawings, and watercolors that this masterful painter created for his private satisfaction, apart from his entries into juried museum exhibitions […]
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This Summer, The Art Gallery in Willoughby presents two interesting and unusual shows. Giggles Giggles opens July 1 and will be on view through July 29. This show features a humorous variety of works by artists Jaime Lombardo, Leslie Edwards Humez, George Kocar, Ralph Bacon, and others. Giggles will be a visual of the quirky side of the artists’ […]
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The Morgan Art of Papermaking Conservatory is dedicated to every facet of papermaking, book arts and letterpress printing. Our gallery is the perfect place to reflect these priorities, and we are excited to showcase a variety of talented artists working in these creative fields. We have been bringing the top book and paper artists to our community since 2009, […]
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Cool. Contemporary. Cleveland. That pretty much sums up what we do at Maria Neil. From presenting artwork in unconventional spaces to displaying work in equally unique ways, we work hard to put a new spin on how to experience art. This you already know. What you might not know is that we have teamed up with five notable […]
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We are excited to report that our galleries had quite a busy spring! In March we ventured to New York City for the very first time as dealers at the Affordable Art Fair in Chelsea. We are pleased to report that our gamble was a success! We were thrilled to be able to give the added exposure beyond Northeast Ohio […]
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For over 10 years, Center for Arts-Inspired Learning’s ArtWorks has celebrated the unique ways that the arts ignite a passion for a student’s career potential. ArtWorks employs high school students from diverse backgrounds in paid, arts-based apprenticeships that develop artistic expertise and cultivate core competencies. Here are 10 ways we make that possible: Arts Lead To Career Excitement […]
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This year BAYarts commemorates ten years of art programming and community engagement with special events showcasing some of the highlights of the past decade. In addition to art education and cultural events, under the discerning eyes of BAYarts directors and countless guest curators BAYarts gallery exhibitions have featured hundreds of artists from across northeast Ohio. Two accessible galleries, […]
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In the past few months Art House, Inc. has experienced many changes. Following Amy Craft resigning as Executive Director, Stephanie Kluk accepted the offer to become the new Associate Director at Zygote Press and Meri Ruble became Program Coordinator at Progressive Arts Alliance. Laila Voss accepted the offer to become Art House’s new Executive Director and has been working […]
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