WORKSHOPS provide an opportunity to explore creative techniques with the guidance of experienced artists and educators. The goal of workshops is to fuel inspiration, deepen knowledge and build new skills in a short amount of time — allowing students to walk away with the ability to do it themselves. Within the course of a weekend or sometimes even a […]
Read moreThe Lissauer Gallery at the Shaker Historical Museum is very pleased to feature the art of Melinda Tousley—or Mindy to most. Although she was born and educated in western New York, she has long since been making Cleveland her home and focusing her attention on creating, developing and supporting art here. The Lissauer Gallery is dedicated to displaying the work […]
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When Public Square reopened last summer just in time for the Republican National Convention, it quickly became a place for democratic free speech, political debate, and conversation. In that same spirit, LAND studio introduced the latest iteration of its signature Landform public art series, Protest, a new installation created by Nigerian-born, Brooklyn-based artist Olalekan “LEk” Jeyifous. Landform is a series […]
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In the time that I’ve known Judith Brandon, I’ve had the privilege to witness a coalescing of years of experimentation and honing of craftsmanship that have made her a world-class artist. As a curator, I often visit Judith’s studio as she works toward each new exhibition. Drawings at various stages of completion are arranged on tables and tacked to the […]
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The upcoming season at Heights Arts starts with the annual Holiday Store, open November 3 through December 30. In addition to the 80 or so artists who have become favorites since the first Holiday Store in 2003, look for a selection of great new artists who have never shown at Heights Arts before but whose work meets the Heights Arts […]
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David King and Dante Rodriguez will be exhibiting their most recent paintings and prints in an exhibition titled NEBULA on view at the Gallery through December 29. The two Cleveland artists’ paintings and prints are focused on finding truth in obscurity, whether through historical references or self-reflection. King’s vivid oil and pastel works capture memories of family history. Photo […]
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HEDGE Gallery is proud to host Don’t Be Still, a relevant exhibition presenting a film project and paintings by Cleveland artists Robert Banks and John Carlson, opening March 16. Challenging the idea that the female is a non-equal counterpart to man, Banks and Carlson have collaborated on a series of work that boldly addresses inequality and the injustice that […]
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The Harris Stanton Galleries are excited to be opening the 2018 calendar year with two very different exhibitions celebrating artists at different stages in their careers. Longtime gallery artist Mark Soppeland will have a solo exhibition, The Shrine of Realization and Other Extraordinary Objects and Visionary Images at our Akron Gallery, opening January 11. The Cleveland gallery will host our […]
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Halim Ina Halim Ina was born in Managua, Nicaragua in 1968. After an earthquake when he was 5, his family moved to their ancestral home in Lebanon. Civil war there brought the family to the United States when he was 10. He has lived here ever since. After attending Case Western Reserve University where he earned his D.D.S., he established […]
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The Galleries at CSU are pleased to present a number of significant exhibitions this winter season. Shows open with a gallery conversation with artists and curators at 4pm followed by a reception from 5 to 8pm on the first day of the exhibition. The first four exhibitions run through December 9 and focus on abstraction. Dark Pronoun, paintings by Mark […]
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