The Gift of Art The Gift of Art is a recurring pop-up art show at the Edward E. Parker Museum of Art, organized by local artist Walter Allen Rogers Jr. and presented by members of African American Artists of Cleveland. The group began hosting these events in October, gaining a steady increase in support in recent months—more foot traffic and […]
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Artists Justin Brennan and Douglas Max Utter continue their artistic quests to decipher the world around them, painting expressive portraits and narrative scenes which interpret and reflect the human psyche. This May, HEDGE Gallery opens Wide Eyed, a rousing array of new figurative paintings by Justin Brennan. Brennan continues his exploration of the human form: dissecting faces, studying the body […]
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This fall and into next year, Heights Arts will participate in a city-wide exploration of surrealism in partnership with the No Exit New Music Ensemble and other collaborators. The celebration will begin with Collaborage, an exhibition opening in late August for which Heights Arts will tap its unique multidisciplinary resources. The concept for the exhibition employs the game strategies avant-garde […]
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W25th Diarios by Will “Topiltzin” Sanchez, Owner/Artist/Poet/Activist W25th Diarios La Cosecha Galeria (LCG) is proud to present W25th Diarios, a 1980s retrospective, hosted by Future Ink Graphics (FIG) and featuring the original artwork of Will “Topiltzin” Sanchez as he introduces new work with this upcoming series of paintings and a creative storytelling series, focused on the perspective of issues and […]
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Summer is in full bloom at Cleveland Public Library (CPL). Starting in June, British artist Rebecca Louise Law will transform Brett Hall in the Main Library with one of her signature immersive installations. Law’s work, made from tens of thousands of individual flowers, interacts with a building’s architecture, while encouraging viewers to wander among different botanical specimens. Curated and managed […]
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As the Morgan Conservatory has grown over the years, so has it changed. Our first goal was to preserve the arts of hand papermaking, bookbinding, and printmaking. In doing so, we’ve brought those arts into the 21st century by educating about and exploring the future possibilities of these “old school” techniques. This year, our fifteenth anniversary is more of a […]
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We’re so excited to invite you to Slavic Village for the annual Rooms to Let on Saturday and Sunday, July 8 and 9, at the historic intersection of Broadway and East 55th. This year will be our best yet! Rooms to Let is rooted in our organization’s commitment to Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD)—an approach that centers a community’s assets over […]
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Valley Art Center (VAC) is thrilled to announce the 39th Art by the Falls festival, a highly-anticipated event that draws art enthusiasts from across the United States. The festival will take place from 10 am to 7 pm on Saturday, June 10, and from 10 am to 4 pm on Sunday, June 11, at Riverside Park in the heart of […]
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Love Being Black, June 1–July 1 In Love Being Black, writer Ali Black and photographer Donald Black Jr, pair works that look into the world of the Black funeral and capture the residue of violence and racism. These works show an effortless collaboration between two artists. And while this is admirable, it also indicates an alarming reality—trauma sits too comfortably […]
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Thanks to a grant from Neighbor Up CLE, Zygote will again be hosting the Queer Print + Zine Fair on Saturday, August 26. This year we are partnering with the Phoenix-based Wasted Ink Zine Distro to hold a national call for participation. Local, regional, and national queer printmakers and zinesters will be setting up booths in Zygote’s parking lot for […]
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