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Nobody Knows the Glory: Karamu Artists Inc. and Cleveland’s Black Art Resurgence
Eighty years after Karamu Artists Inc.’s 1941 exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art, CMA highlights the collective’s role in shaping Cleveland’s Black arts scene and its broader cultural influence, […]
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With Love+Imagination: DJ Hellerman returns home to inspire a new curatorial vision and ethos at moCa
It is the morning after moCa’s new Curator and Deputy Director DJ Hellerman’s first curatorial project opened to a crowd of more than 700 widely diverse art lovers. DJ and […]
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191 Miles on I-90: Cleveland, Buffalo, and Common Currents
Buffalo artist Gary Wolfe met Cleveland artist John Sargent in 2012, when Sargent briefly lived in the Queen City. Both were involved with the Buffalo Society of Artists—an organization founded […]
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When Expectant Mothers Have a Village
I recently went to moCa Cleveland for the opening of Dear, an exhibit of photos provided by Birthing Beautiful Communities. Dear is a tribute to the strength, resilience, and beauty […]
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Connecting to Futures: Kyra Wells is … how an early re-purposer found her purpose in graphic design
“Hi, I’m Kyra!” reads the top of the homepage of the website of Kyra Wells. “I am a Graphic Designer.” And then a vertical line, like the cursor of a […]
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Build It and They Will Come: Cleveland Print Room’s Property Inventory
Take the river of data that maps 163,000 parcels comprising the built environment of Cleveland. Add layers of interpretation from entities like the City of Cleveland, the Western Reserve Land […]