Author: Aireonna McCall-Dubé

Am I Okay? Burn It Down … The Transformation … And Renewal, at EP Studio

This fall, EP Studio presents Am I Okay?, a solo exhibition by Cleveland artist and designer Michelle Trogdon. Bringing together jewelry, accessories, and mixed-media artworks, the exhibition explores themes of identity, resilience, and transformation. Drawing from her background in fine art, graphic design, and years in Charlotte’s maker community, Trogdon creates work that blurs the line between functional object and […]

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Lauren Scacchi: Into The Calm, at Extraordinaire Photos

Extraordinaire Photos is thrilled to present Into The Calm this summer at EP Studio–a solo exhibition of new work by Cleveland-based artist Lauren Scacchi. A graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art, Scacchi’s practice is rooted in painting while extending across materials and processes that deepen her sensitivity to surface, form, and spatial relationships. Her work strikes a confident balance between […]

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Cara Romano: Layered Light, at Extraordinaire

Sunlight slips across a floor, sketching transient geometries that stretch, fracture, and disappear with the passing hours. Shadows gather and dissolve, forming momentary constellations before vanishing altogether. It is within these fleeting gestures that Cara Romano locates her practice. Working across watercolor, ink, gouache, charcoal, collage, and oil, Romano attends to the subtle choreography of illumination, translating ephemeral encounters with […]

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Echoes From The Farm, at Extraordinaire

Echoes From The Farm: Beneath, Beside, and Beyond, a deeply personal and evocative collection by Patricia Kresty, bridges past and present through the art of eco-dyed textiles. Inspired by her mother’s deep connection to their family farm, Kresty interweaves memory, landscape, and sustainability into each handcrafted piece. Her apparel, accessories, and framed textile art transcend function and decoration, serving as […]

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