Looking toward the spring of 2023, we will be exhibiting the next installment of our juried exhibition, entitled Moments of Transformation. Our 11th Annual Juried Exhibition includes artists from all across the country exhibiting works that are at least fifty percent paper, to keep our Morgan mission at the center! The invention of paper was a catalyst to the surge […]
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In a time when artists of all disciplines are riding the line between digital and analog, textile artists have carved a digital-meets-analog niche out of the history and tradition of hand-weaving. The first TC1 (Thread Controller) was invented in 1995, was available globally to individuals and universities, and was then completely redesigned in 2012 as the TC2. Since then, demand […]
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Successful existence these days boils down to how we filter, process, and understand a constant barrage of information and images. If we are not fully in control of who we are, we will surely lose track of ourselves and our place in the world. Too easy is it to try on this facade or don that mask, or present a […]
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Sankofa Fine Art Plus has been developing opportunities to showcase African and African American art and artists since 1999. In 2001, Sankofa introduced the Black Art Expo, a showcase and marketplace featuring Black artists from Cleveland and across the country. This annual event attracted hundreds of attendees and encouraged a culture of collecting Black art that had been cultivated by […]
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It seems improbable. Is there such a thing as a late bloomer? Does someone at age 68 have anything of value to give to our culture? Well… Gregory Alan Johnson was born in Euclid, Ohio, in 1954 and spent his youth growing up in Brook Park. At an early age, Gregory loved to doodle. He loved it so much that […]
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Summit Artspace, a nonprofit located in downtown Akron, connects artists and artist-serving organizations to the resources they need to thrive professionally, creatively, and financially. This support comes in many forms, from exhibitions to coaching sessions to studio rentals. Artists of all disciplines are welcome, filling the building with visual art, music, theatre, and more. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the […]
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SCULPTURE CENTER1834 East 123rd StreetCleveland, Ohio 44106sculpturecenter.org216.229.6527 EVENTS: Connie Fu and the 心 Collective: blooming flower, chaos of love, through Saturday, March 4 Kasumi: Surfacing and Selections from the Perpetual Series, through Saturday, March 4 Erin Mallea, Permissible Dose, March 17–April 29. Opening 5:30-8pm Friday, March 17 Cameron Granger, Dream Drop Distance, March 17–April 29. Opening 5:30-8pm Friday, March 17
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From exploring the themes of gender, race, and culture through interactive installations to the whimsical fun of music posters to turning the lens on the inside of Cleveland’s steel mills, there’s a lot happening in Tremont’s galleries throughout the spring and during Walkabout Tremont (the second Friday of every month). There’s also art on display inside some of Tremont’s legendary […]
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Valley Art Center is dedicated to bringing joy to our community through art. In line with this mission, we are excited to announce a new public art project in celebration of both World Art Day and Earth Day. VAC is partnering with artist Ron Shelton, who creates environmental displays from ordinary objects that are often made of unstainable materials. He […]
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On view in Waterloo Arts’ main gallery through March 25 is I Paint Houses, a site-responsive collection of three-dimensional paintings by Alex Vlasov. Undercutting the art historical weight of the term “painting,” Vlasov’s newest body of work playfully constructs a relationship between raw building materials, fluorescent color, and the everyday as a canvas. Mitered angles of construction lumber halo lively […]
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