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Heights Arts Thinks Sideways, Shines Two Spotlights, and Focuses on Emergent Artists This Spring

Opening March 8 in the Heights Arts group exhibition space is a show that could be titled Playing. The artists in SIDEWAYS THINKING—Leslye Discont Arian, Catherine Butler, Julianne Edberg, Laurie Garrett, Jenny Mendes, and Melissa O’Grady—take us to alternate, more fantastic worlds. Guest curator Julianne Edberg says, “When we play, we let loose the inspired part of our mind to […]

Art or Architecture? Jack Bialosky Draws the Line

Elaine Cicora

Jack Bialosky may be an architect by training, but he’s an artist by inclination. “I’ve been drawing and sketching since I was three,” says the patrician-looking 93-year-old. “I always knew I wanted to do that.” As an architect, Jack founded the award-winning Bialosky and Partners in 1951. His son, Jack Jr., took over the reins nearly thirty years ago. Thus […]

Framed Gallery Presents Fabrications: Art by Carolyn Crump and AAQDG

Stacey Bartels

Fabrications March 1–31 Reception 6:00 to 9:00pm Friday, March 1 Framed Gallery presents Carolyn Crump and The Storytellers: African American Quilt and Doll Guild, on view from March 1 through March 31. There will be a public opening reception Friday, March 1, from 6:00 to 9:00pm. The exhibition features Carolyn Crump, a world-renowned visual narrative artist and quilter. She captures […]

Relief Therapy at HEDGE Gallery

Hilary D. Gent

Join HEDGE Gallery on Friday, March 15, as we reveal a new exhibition of Italian printmaker Claudio Orso-Giacone’s extensive portfolio of woodcuts and whimsical ceramic sculptures. Relief Therapy will be on view March 8 through April 5, with an opening reception Friday, March 15, 5:00 until 9:00pm. Art in itself has proven healing qualities, and in Claudio’s case he states […]

Kings & Queens of Art: A Market Place for Artists

Gwendolyn Garth

Since I am new to this platform let me introduce myself and my non-profit organization, Kings & Queens of Art: Greetings, I am a native Clevelander, a multimedia artist of African descent, and I am a Community Activist. As a champion for myself and other marginalized artists I think of myself as the “Harriet Tubman of Artists” in Cleveland. As […]

Muralism at Tri-C, with the Cleveland Skribe Tribe

mr. soul

In December of 2018, Dayz Whun, Sano and myself (mr.soul), members of the art collective CST (Cleveland Skribe Tribe) completed a sixty-foot-by-nine-foot mural for Cuyahoga Community College’s new Metro Campus Center. This was a glorious canvas, and it was imperative for us to show up and show out. Before executing a sketch, we spent about six to nine hours in […]

Young Photographers

Jeff Curtis

This spring, Cleveland Print Room’s galleries will be alive with the work of young photographers from the trio of programs that make up our Teen Institute: Project Snapshot, Instant Foto, and the POV Photo Visionary Mastery Program. The Project Snapshot Student Exhibition, opening Wednesday, April 17, presents work from this sixteen-week B&W film processing course that runs the full school […]

William Harper: The Beautiful & the Grotesque

Karen Sandstrom

The Beautiful & the Grotesque Reinberger Gallery April 4 through June 14 Reception 6:00–8:00pm Thursday, April 4 Two kinds of sounds can be on in the background when William Harper is making jewelry: classical music or tedious television. The creating side of Harper’s brain likes a certain type of side stimulation but not so much as to be distracting. Repetitiveness […]

Digitizing for the Future

Mary Crotty

The Bonfoey Gallery (1710 Euclid Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 44115) focuses on protecting your artwork to ensure that it lasts into the future. When we build a frame, we use high quality conservation materials to protect your work. However, if the artwork is already damaged, we can help there too. Not only do we provide painting and paper restoration services, but […]

Artists Archives of the Western Reserve: Celebrates Shirley Aley Campbell, Members, and Military Veterans

Mindy Tousley

This spring marks a time of celebration and collaboration for the Artists Archives. We begin the season honoring one of the region’s most important figurative painters, Archived Artist Shirley Aley Campbell (1925–2018). Campbell’s attentive portraits of marginalized subjects earned her a respected place in the Cleveland arts community for over fifty years. In tribute to Shirley’s legacy, a pop-up exhibition […]

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