Cleveland Artists talk about how they put a price on their work State Representative Sandra Williams was taking a tour of Zygote Press, when–having looked at the machines and talked about outreach programs–she was comfortable enough to ask a very basic, honest question. “Why,” she wanted to know, “is art so expensive?” She was not standing in the presence of […]
Read moreJoan of Art celebrated the coincidence of Valentine’s Day and the February Tremont Art Walk with Stupid Cupid at Doubting Thomas. The large group show and party had dozens of art scene denizens riffing on wall plaques, occasionally nodding to love. Ms. [of Art] Deveny clearly worked her well established connections to draw submissions by Smith and Lady, Scott Pickering, […]
Read moreIf you looked at Paul O’Keeffe’s plexiglass constructions at William Busta Gallery last week and if you were stymied in your attempts to figure out what the brightly colored forms mean, then you’re on the right track. The show, a distant silence, is up through March 22. O’Keeffe’s constructions of beautifully machined plexiglass juxtapose colors and shapes in mostly rectangular […]
Read moreEVENTS Continuing Through December 20 Artists Archives of the Western Reserve Member Holiday Show Through December 29 Heights Arts 2013 Holiday Store Through January 4 Kokoon Arts Gallery Randall Tiedman: Genius Loci Through December 20 The Sculpture Center Made in Mourning: Contemporary Memorial and Reliquary December December 6 120 years of Art in Cleveland […]
Read moreon view through December 20, 2013 Made in Mourning: Contemporary Memorial and Reliquary on view January 16 – March 6 2014 W2S – Window to Sculpture Emerging Artist Series public opening with artists talks 5:30 – 8 pm Friday, Jan 16, 2014 Colleen Toledano: Grit Julie Schenkelberg: Present Resonance The Sculpture Center 1834 East 123rd Street Cleveland, Ohio […]
Read moreAs an artist and designer, I’ve always been fascinated with the idea of environment. Not the broad, obvious view of a scene, but the subtle impressions of my immediate surroundings. Textures that welcomed my touch, rhythms that challenged my sense of order, and hues that hid from the headlines have all been inspirational to me. I see it as a […]
Read moreMy mom always said, “If you want the house to smell good for guests, sauté an onion.” Moments before the doorbell, as a child, I would observe a surge of energy as my mother made last minute preparations for dinner guests. As shop manager, I can relate as I work to make Zygote Press fit for use. It is my […]
Read moreJudi Krew returns to Westlake Porter Public Library on Tuesday, September 17th at 7 pm. Her program, “Fascinating Faces from Interesting Places” promises a delightful discussion of her colorful pastel portraits. The program begins with a “how and why,” followed by a PowerPoint of faces and their stories. Krew lives in Canton, Ohio, where she works in a downtown arts […]
Read moreThis Fall Thomas French Fine Art’s online exhibition will showcase The Art of Drawing. Honoring the traditions of draughtsmanship over the last five centuries, The Art of Drawing will include works by Old Master, European, Modernist, Contemporary, and Ohio artists. The oldest work in the exhibition will be Luca Cambiaso’s Woman with Four Children from the mid-1560s, which scholars have […]
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