The Shaker Historical Society’s Lissauer Art Gallery at 16740 South Park Blvd in Shaker Heights features art from Northeast Ohio artists. Founded by Jack and Linda Lissauer, this intimate gallery is designed to encourage new and emerging artists, promote an appreciation of art and support local artists. All exhibits for the museum and gallery are vetted by a Community Advisory […]
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Heights Arts offers a rich, multidisciplinary selection this fall and winter. Opening Friday, November 6 in the renovated Lee Road gallery space is the annual Holiday Store, showcasing the best selection of affordable work by artists of the region. It runs through December 30. Opening January 15 and running through February 27 is Remade in Cleveland, featuring furniture and functional […]
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Your easy, chronological guide to what Northeast Ohio galleries and museums have coming up in the next few months. More information about many of these exhibits can be found elsewhere in this site. Enjoy the shows! CONTINUING Through December 4 Jenniffer Omaitz: Folding Gesture Gallery 1point618 Through December 4 Susan Squires: Geometric Suggestions Gallery 1point618 Through December 5 Buoyancy: Aimee […]
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Nina and Jim Gibans have been a force on the Cleveland arts scene for decades. Longtime trustees of ARTneo when it was known as the Cleveland Artists Foundation, they have extensively researched, written, edited and curated books and exhibits touching on the art, poetry, and architecture of Northeast Ohio. As far back as the 70s, Nina (Cleveland Arts Prize, 2009) […]
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Special Prize Recipients The Robert Bergman Prize recognizes passionate leadership from artists who have broadened their field, and whose life communicate the joy and deep human relevance of the arts. William Gould is an artist of multiple talents who has had a significant impact on the Cleveland urban landscape. In 1961, he established Gould/Associates, Inc., an award winning architecture […]
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If you put a penny on the railroad track and leave it to be crushed by a passing train, it will flatten to an odd shape that might reach the diameter of a quarter, depending, on how many wheels roll over it before the coin flips off into the gravel. If the penny was minted before 1982, it was […]
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Events Your easy, chronological, not-quite-comprehensive guide to what Northeast Ohio galleries and Museums have coming up in the next few months. More information about many of these shows can be found on preceding CAN member pages. Enjoy the shows! Continuing Through September 27 Staged Akron Art Museum through October 15 Migration Eastman Reading Garden Cleveland Public Library Through October 16 […]
Read moreDevelopment and land-use policies that favor newness over reuse drive Corrie Slawson to fantasize alternative realities for neighborhoods and places that were once considered to be magnificent but are now under appreciated. She responds by building macro and microscopic landscapes on paper, combining printed versions of pictures she takes during day to day travels. Her works on paper integrate screen […]
Read moreOn their first day of work as ArtWorks apprentices, new students enter a room filled with strangers, artists, and goals: learn to work with other students from across Northeast Ohio to create new art. On the last day they leave inspired to pursue bold ambitions. ArtWorks employs high school students from diverse backgrounds in paid, arts-based apprenticeships that develop […]
Read moreBrandon Juhasz: IRL It seems as if there is a great deal of fluidity in what is considered ‘real life’. At one time, this was easy to determine, but now, especially with the Internet, real life takes on very different meaning depending on how you view the situation. The prevalence of the online world has also caused photography to […]
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