Nurturing Local Talent: Summit Artspace’s Transformative Artist Launchpad Program

Summit Artspace’s annual Artist Launchpad program is seeking a new cohort of artists for a comprehensive seven-week intensive that aims to enhance their artistic practice. The Saturday-morning sessions empower creatives from all genres (visual, performing, literary and cross-discipline) to embrace the business aspects of their work. But it goes even further, inviting participants to dream, organize resources, and build peer-learning […]

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Showcasing Emerging Artists and Unveiling Valley Art Center’s New Education Program Manager

Valley Art Center proudly presents the third edition of the Emerging Young Artists Exhibition, a captivating showcase running from March 22 to May 8. Following the triumph of last year’s display, which featured the exceptional work of 45 talented artists, this annual event continues to celebrate the creativity and passion of young artists from Northeast Ohio. All artists aged 16 […]

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Shifting the Reality Plane, at William Busta Projects

Framed works of art can be imagined as windows. In art history and criticism, that’s a time-worn perception. Marcel Duchamp turned the idea inside out in his epic Étant donnés, a work of art that presents as a door with peepholes. Looking through the peepholes, the viewer experiences an illuminating, erotic world. Then you wonder what is being illuminated—the tableau […]

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Zygote Press Announces New PROOF Fellowship

Know someone looking to enhance their artistic practice while building community in the Cleveland area? Zygote Press is happy to announce that applications are now open for the Print Residency of Ohio’s Future (PROOF) Fellowship. Previously known as the BIPOC Fellowship, this adaptive program is intended to open doors for Cleveland Artists of Color by connecting them with a broader […]

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Leader of the Pack

The cigarette tax had two goals: provide funding for the arts and reduce smoking in our region. It worked, but as smoking fell, so did revenue for the arts. Now what? The Ohio legislature, not known for favoring progressive policies, art, or Cleveland, nonetheless responded positively to Cuyahoga County arts advocates’ early-aughts request to create a revenue stream to fund […]

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