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Perpetual Innovation: Kasumi’s Retrospective at Summit Artspace
Put something on repeat and loop it, and it takes on a shape of its own, becoming another entire entity in and of itself. It’s pattern’s older, louder cousin: one […]
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Perpetual Alchemy: Allison Bogard Hall at BAYarts
Imagine a turbine always in motion; it spins quietly and eternally in the background, barely humming, gathering energy and transforming it into something else. It’s a sort of mechanical alchemy: […]
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Pressing Matters: Art and Activism at Zygote Press
The last thing artist, activist, and creative director Antwoine Washington expected at the end of the fall semester of Pressing Matters—an afterschool art program at Zygote Press—was to give financial […]
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Pete Dell: When the Artist Becomes Art Collector
In the early 2000s, Pete Dell began collecting art during weekend excursions to University Circle with his teenage son, Denver. The two would start by catching an unconventional film at […]
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Carl Gaertner: The Brilliant Work of The Cleveland School’s Most Quietly Radical Artist
In November 1952, Cleveland’s then most famous artist complained of a headache after teaching a class at the Cleveland Institute of Art. He went home to Willoughby, and immediately died […]
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Chuck Karnak’s Go Dream, on the Veterans Memorial Bridge
In many Cleveland neighborhoods that have been revitalized in the last twenty or thirty years, artists have led the charge with their own dollars and sweat equity. Consider Tremont, or […]