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Creative Fusion: No Limit, but a Multiplicity of Possibilities / Jia-Hua “DuDu Zhan / Hsinchu City, Taiwan / Center for Arts-Inspired Learning

Taiwanese installation artist and digital engineer, Jia-Hua Zhan will arrive on her first visit to the United States with an extensive and captivating portfolio full of free-thinking constructions, 3-D interactive inventions, participatory collage, as well as virtual body movement installations. She will import a dynamic crusade for social engagement, both virtual and spiritual. Of digital space, Jia-Hua Zhan offers, ”there […]

CREATIVE FUSION: Global Artists at Home in Cleveland

Lillian Kuri

In 2008, The Cleveland Foundation created an unprecedented international artist residency program that has brought more than 70 foreign artists to Cleveland. Each year, Creative Fusion brings approximately a dozen accomplished or rapidly rising artists from underrepresented cultures to Cleveland. Each is hosted by a local cultural institution during two, three-month residency periods which take place in spring (March-May) and […]

Popeye Explores Eternal Return and Monsters

Josh Usmani

Eternal Return March 18 – April 15, 2016 Michael Meier and Christian Michael Mickovic both earned BFAs from the Cleveland Institute of Art—Meier in Drawing / painting in 2010, and Mickovic in Painting / drawing in 2012. Both also earned MFA degrees—Meier from the Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Art at Washington University in St. Louis in 2012, […]

Art Therapy Studio: Creating Art for Wellness’ Sake

Graham Shippy

Marc focuses on careful, calculated brushstrokes. With delicate hand movements, Kat molds a clay sculpture. Bill is putting the finishing touches on a week-long collage project. No matter the medium, the goal of their artwork isn’t to be sold; the goal is to heal. To grow mentally and physically. To communicate feelings that cannot be expressed through words. To […]

ARTneo presents Fundamental Gestures: Figures from Life

Christopher L. Richards

Drawing from observation, artists have for centuries used figures to create everything from studies and sketches, to completed works of art. Fundamental Gestures: Figures From Life looks at drawings by some of Cleveland’s most prominent artists and how each one captures the human form. The works explore different approaches to looking at and building up the figure on paper. In […]

NOIS to be Drawn & Quartered

Karen Sandstrom

The room is always crowded and loud, the distractions plentiful. But when teams of artists hunker down to compete in Cleveland’s annual live drawing competition, the concentration gets fierce and the results are — well, perhaps better than you might expect. Welcome to Drawn & Quartered, the eight-year-old annual event started by artists Deb Steytler and Juan Quirarte of the […]

Orange Art Center: Return of the Snowbirds

Deborah Pinter

The energy at the Orange Art Center this spring is off the charts. The snowbirds are back and the staff has diligently been working to provide a smooth transition as the OAC and the Orange Community Education & Recreation Department merge. We are happy to announce that most of our veteran instructors will return to provide the quality of classes […]

The Morgan: Nationally Recognized Artists and Educators

Kyle Holland

The Morgan Conservatory is proud to have nationally recognized artists and educators teaching workshops that are open to all skill levels from beginners to professionals. We’re offering workshops in papermaking, book arts, letterpress, printmaking and, for the first time ever, tool-making! If you love working with your hands, start the summer off by taking the Tool-making from Bone workshop with […]

On View at the Akron Art Museum

Akron Art Museum Staff

NEO Geo Karl and Bertl Arnstein Galleries Through April 24, 2016 For Depthless Without You, Natalie Lanese painted chevrons and stripes directly on the Akron Art Museum gallery floor and walls to generate illusions that play with viewers’ perceptions of dimension. The site-specific installation alternately emphasizes and disguises flat surfaces’ lack of depth. “Depthlessness is a concept I’ve dealt with […]

At Table: Cleveland Culinaria opens at Heights Arts

Michael Gill

Twenty-seven visual artists have partnered with some of Cleveland’s most creative culinary experts to transform the Heights Arts gallery into unique, themed installations that speak to the art of food and community through the materials we use to eat and drink. At Table: Cleveland Culinaria showcases the vision of chefs Doug Katz (Fire Food and Drink, Provenance); Marc-Aurele Buholzer (Vero […]

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