LIZ MAUGANS DESPERATE SIGNS OPENING RECEPTION: 7–10 P.M. FEBRUARY 1, 2013 Liz Maugans is a co-founder and managing director of Cleveland’s Zygote Press, and the 2012 winner of the Martha Joseph Prize from the Cleveland Arts Prize. She’s also a founding member of Cleveland’s most recent arts publication, CAN Journal. Maugans’ work demonstrates her supreme ability to both live in and criticize modern American domestic life. Her […]
Read moreLocated within the Gordon Square Arts District of Cleveland’s historic Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood, 1point618 presents fine art that is superior in quality and content by artists of regional, national, and international acclaim. KATHLEEN LOE SEDUCTION AND SURVEILLANCE: THE EROTICISM OF SECRETS OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 7-10PM For Kathleen Loe, being raised in the deep South was a tricky environment to navigate. From family surveillance […]
Read moreINTERNAL COMBUSTION AND SHIFTING POINTS OF VIEW AT 1POINT618 BY DJ HELLERMAN Located within the Gordon Square Arts District of Cleveland’s historic Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood, 1point618 presents fine art that is superior in quality and content by artists of regional, national, and international acclaim. upcoming exhibits highlight Cleveland industry and culture, first with a two-day show of fine motorcycles in conjunction with Gordon Square Art District Day, followed by exhibits […]
Read moreJANUARY 11–31 LUKE J. TORNATZKY Luke Tornatzky directly expresses his silent stories of love, longing and solitude like this: “There is no end to this exploration of color, light, shape and texture. I create a space, which the viewer may want to enter, and once there, forget the painting and become lost in the feelings which the art has evoked.” Opening reception January 11th 7–9 p.m. FEBRUARY […]
Read moreTHREE VIEWS SEPTEMBER 7–30 Award winning artists David Ward, Ken Smith, Edward Beyer exhibit plein air studies and studio works from three points of view and three diverse careers: from American Greetings BAYarts portrait studio. Opening Reception September 7th, 7–9 pm 50TH ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITION / THRESHOLD OCTOBER 12–NOVEMBER 2 In the Sullivan Family Gallery. Esteemed judges: Susan Channing, curator, educator and artist, and Del Rey Loven, artist/professor […]
Read moreBAYarts Annual Summer Concerts is a “bring your own chair or blanket” concert series that offers a great occasion to enjoy the magnificence of Cleveland Metroparks in the summertime. The free series is made possible by funding from PNC and radio sponsor WCPN. Each year the series highlights local talent on the outdoor stage. Picnics are encouraged for these family friendly events, and parking is free. For a complete […]
Read moreIt’s been a newsworthy year at Zygote Press, most recently with the announcement that the Cleveland Arts Prize will recognize co-founders Liz Maugans and Bellamy Printz with the Martha Joseph Prize for Distinguished Service to the Arts. This recognition and so much of Zygote’s activity is the result of collaboration, and this summer’s series of programs is a case in point. Zygote’s neighborhood is known as the “Ar tsQuar ter”, […]
Read moreEach June, Zygote Press invites a nonprint artist to abandon his or her discipline and occupy the studio as Zygote’s Artist In Residence. In recent weeks, 2012 resident artist Johnny Coleman has worked closely with Zygote’s print coordinator Paul Rogers in our non-air conditioned collective to experience fresh new approaches to his oeuvre. Coleman is a sculptor/installation artist and Professor of Art and African American Studies at Oberlin College. He […]
Read moreBeing a print cooperative studio, Zygote champions collaboration. What many might not know is that Zygote also welcomes curatorial proposals–providing opportunities for additional voices to have a say in what’s on the walls of the gallery. Under the direction of executive director Liz Maugans, the programming committee (made up of board members) meets to discuss and chart out the direction and exhibition possibilities, working a calendar year in advance. Up […]
Read moreStepping into Tregoning & Co.’s exhibit Red Hot transports the viewer back in time to the heyday of Abstract Expressionism with the works of James Johnson. In the late 1950s, Johnson moved with his wife Marjorie and their new born son from Berkeley California to Painseville, Ohio. There, Johnson threw himself completely into Abstract Expressionism creating works that evolved […]
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