John Nativio Solo Exhibition March 18th, 2016 – May 14th, 2016 John Nativio’s current body of work explores the influence of technology on human perception and evolution. Accelerated dissemination of information has greatly altered human civilization; from the printing press to the first radio telegraph signals bounced off the ionosphere; from television to satellites; from the internet to artificial intelligence; […]
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Kokoon Arts Gallery has represented some of Cleveland’s finest historic and contemporary visual artists for the past nine years at 78th Street Studios. We always exhibit work by Frank Wilcox, Paul Travis, Henry Keller, William Sommer, Jean & Paul Ulen, William E Scheele, Mary Wawrytko, Larry Isard, Charles Herndon, Gary Spinosa, Donna Webb & Joseph Blue Sky, Andrea LeBlond, Randall […]
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Once again, in an effort to spread awareness of women’s art, Lakeland Community College gallery coordinator and exhibition curator Mary Urbas leads the initiative to bring Northeast Ohio galleries and studios together for a common purpose: for each gallery to curate its own show dedicated to female art and artists during March to coincide with Women’s History Month. Sixteen venues […]
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Loren’s Art Lounge, furnished with an old couch, continues to feature mini shows and will be hosting talented guest curators throughout 2016. I will curate a new show opening in March, followed by Alenka Banco in April and Amanda Lee in May. In June, Tina Ripley will curate a show featuring “ready-made” art, bringing attention to Marcel Duchamp. John Farina […]
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Buckeye Avenue on Cleveland’s east side is a bustling corridor and home to historic buildings and hosts of pedestrians. While busy, the corridor is missing a bit of street appeal. But Buckeye Avenue is about to get some serious love from a LAND studio project called “Love Lunes Over Buckeye.” Through grant funding from the National Endowment for the Arts […]
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The Maria Neil Art Project, in the Waterloo Arts District in Cleveland’s historic Collinwood neighborhood, will be featuring new work by Cleveland artist Darius Steward in the upcoming solo exhibition Pressure. The exhibition will run March 4 through April 17, with an opening reception Friday, March 4, from 5 – 10 pm. Both the exhibit and reception are free and […]
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In celebration of spring, Harris Stanton Gallery in Akron is opening Valley Portrait: Pastels and Paintings featuring the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, which will display the works of Peninsula artist Jim Rehmus and the flower- and vegetable-inspired ceramics of Toledo artist, Kristin Kowalski. This will be the first time that Jim’s chalk pastels have been formally exhibited. While Kristen has […]
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This year HEDGE Gallery hosts its first round of Artist Studio Events–intimate gatherings designed within working artists’ studios. The program will consist of a tour of the artist’s work space, the ability to view their new projects and works in progress, a brief presentation from each artist, and an ending Q & A segment. “Part of my job as gallery […]
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Art appraisers are a dime a dozen. The appraisal of art and other personal property is an activity not subject to governmental regulation. The large roster of art appraisers includes art consultants, art dealers, gallery owners, antique dealers, curators, house liquidators and second hand stores, curators, and even old Aunt Sara who lunches every two weeks at the CMA and […]
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The Galleries at CSU have an exceptionally diverse group of exhibitions planned for this spring: In the North Gallery, 85 year old New York City based, world renowned artist Liz Quisgard presents: The Ornamental Impulse: Form, Pattern, and Color. This exhibition represents a manifestation of a compelling, personal quest for visual splendor spanning several decades. Propitiously for CSU, Liz Quisgard […]
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