There is something to see in nearly every inch of Public Square, including the back side of the restaurant REBOL, on the quadrant in front of the Terminal Tower. Eclectic murals adorn the café wall and rotate every three to fourth months, creating a constantly changing outdoor gallery space that inspires conversation among visitors. LAND studio has partnered with local […]
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Two exhibitions at Heights Arts this spring and summer express the vitality of the region as a training ground for visual artists, with one show celebrating new talents and the other bringing back artists who previously exhibited at Heights Arts. With its first Emergent show in 2015, Heights Arts inaugurated the idea of presenting a recurring exhibition to identify emerging […]
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HEDGE Gallery is proud to represent 13 fine artists from the Northeast Ohio Region, including Cleveland native Justin Brennan and Stephen Kasner who recently returned to Cleveland from California. Brennan and Kasner will exhibit their recent work in two separate exhibitions at HEDGE this summer, both opening July 21. Kasner’s last exhibit in Cleveland was at 1300 Gallery’s infamous “Sexhibition” […]
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The Harris∙Stanton Gallery reaches a milestone achievement this June by celebrating our 30th anniversary. Harris∙Stanton Gallery made its debut in Pilgrim Square, Akron in 1987 as the Evelyne Shaffer Gallery. The gallery was named after owner, Evelyne Shaffer, a French gallerist and art collector. Evelyne brought to Akron many European artists, with an emphasis in French art. In 1994, Meg […]
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Gallery+ showcases two guest artists every month: Mark Common (closing at June Third Friday) Born in Cleveland in 1956, Common studied under Douglas Unger, retired Professor of Art at Kent State University and has been painting landscapes since 1996. He started with chalk pastels and switched almost entirely to oil painting by 2000/2001. Inspiration for his subjects come from his […]
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When Julian Stanczak talked about his work as an artist, you couldn’t help but conclude that visual problem solving consumed him. How could he arrange forms to mimic the movement of rippled in a stream? What color combinations would activate the canvas in a particular way? “People came away with this idea of a life totally committed to visual communication,” […]
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The lazy, hazy days of summer are here! Special events like graduations, weddings anniversaries and birthdays demand uniquely thoughtful gifts and delightful attire. Flux Metal Arts represents 24 local emerging and professional artists. Our gallery is filled with a wonderful variety of silver and mixed metal jewelry and decorative metalwork. Each unique piece is thoughtfully created by the artist’s hand. […]
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The chair has been front and center in visual art for thousands of years. In the regal granodiorite sculptures of Pharaohs and the grand medieval altarpieces of the holy family; bearing the weight of Picasso’s Gertrude Stein, incriminating in Steichen’s homicidal J. Pierpoint Morgan, Esq., and in so many of Alice Neel’s intimate portraits, the chair is the necessary object for the seated portrait. As […]
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The paintings and drawings of Langston Wesley, a Cleveland resident who attended Stanford University, will be featured at a gallery opening at Corcoran Fine Arts through July 15. Langston’s artistic endeavors started with drawings he produced spontaneously during his early years. Langston, an African American, spent his childhood on Chicago’s South Side. Without formal training, he immersed himself in the […]
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The Cleveland Print Room is excited to present our third annual open-call, juried exhibition, The Peer Show (June 9 – July 1), judged by Massillon Museum Executive Director Alexandra Coon, and University Hospitals Art Curator Tom Huck. The exhibition awards cash prizes in five categories and features works in a variety of photographic media: digital, hand-processed black-and-white, as well as alternative […]
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