Rejoice and Be Glad, for the Glory of Genghis Con Returns, with Nate Powell and Derf!

Zinesters and comic lovers rejoice! Genghis Con, Cleveland’s beloved small-press and indie comics show, returns to the Pivot Center this November for its sixteenth year. For those who aren’t in the know, Genghis Con showcases cartoonists, zinesters, printmakers, authors, illustrators, and small-press publishers from throughout the greater Rust Belt region and beyond. Attendees can expect to encounter everything from talented […]

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Brinsley Tyrrell’s Tableau of Art in Action

As Art House continues to celebrate 25 years of art and art education in the Brooklyn Centre neighborhood of Cleveland, a major work by sculptor Brinsley Tyrell, Tableau of Art in Action, has been installed as a gateway, marking Art House as a destination for creativity and community. This artwork is the beginning of Phase 2 of Art House’s Creative […]

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Artists on the Edge, at HEDGE

HEDGE Gallery presents a group exhibition this winter titled On the Edge, featuring represented painter David King, sculptor Kenn Hetzel, and photographer Daniel Levin. David King is a prolific painter and longtime educator in Cleveland. His recent oil paintings, constructions, and cut outs focus on the unsettling emotions people experience with change. King states, “I portray these feelings by using […]

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Heights Arts Holiday Store Returns for 24th Year, Followed by Fiery 2026 Exhibitions

As the air turns crisp and the season of celebration approaches, Heights Arts once again opens its doors to one of Cleveland Heights’ most anticipated traditions: the annual Holiday Store. This event transforms the organization’s space on Lee Road into a vibrant marketplace filled with creativity, craftsmanship, and community spirit. Now in its 24th year, the Holiday Store has offered […]

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Parrandón Navideño at Julia de Burgos Cultural Arts Center

’Tis the season of holiday cheer, art markets, cultural celebrations, and community. Out of all 365 days in the year, there’s one day in particular when we stop, come together, take a breath, and express the utmost gratitude for our students, families, artists, and friends: Parrandón Navideño, our annual holiday party on the second Saturday of December. Parrandón Navideño offers […]

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Aubrey Rhodes (Melbourne, AU), The Birds at Kenneth Paul Lesko Gallery

Several years ago, Aubrey Rhodes embarked on a challenge to paint the largest canvas of her career. The daunting size of the blank canvas beckoned for a subject that would carry its heroic scale. Ideas manifested incrementally. Individual faces of women emerged, one at a time—women of different races, cultures, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Some women were in blissful states of […]

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‘Tis the Season to Get Involved at the Morgan!

We want to thank everyone who participated in our magnificent 2nd annual Dress to IMPRESS paper fashion fundraiser in October. Fourteen artist-designers spent months creating jaw-dropping, gorgeous ensembles of wearable art under the theme Reduce. Redact. Reuse. Recycle. Close to 300 people attended and enjoyed the powerful, creative runway presentation as it rocked the Morgan. It was a magical night: […]

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FOOTBALL, HEALING, AND HORNS: STEVE PARKER REIMAGINES THE FIGHT SONG

Based in Austin, Texas, Steve Parker is an artist and musician who creates sculptural ecosystems that transform spaces into large-scale collaborative performances. He is the recipient of the 2025 Creative Capital Award, the Rome Prize, a Pollock-Krasner Grant, a Fulbright Scholarship, and grants from the National Endowment for the Arts. Parker is associate professor of instruction at the University of […]

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Power Exchange Rate, at UNDERSTORY

Power Exchange Rate examines how intimacy is shaped, regulated, and contested within capitalist systems. Through a feminist and queer lens, this exhibition traces how personal experiences—relationships, gender, pleasure, and the body—are shaped by broader economic and political forces. It exposes intimacy as a site of exchange. These works show how systems of control dictate and commodify personal experience. The exhibition […]

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