Join us at the Cleveland Print Room this Spring as we plunge into our fourth year. Members of the Print Room have access to Cleveland’s only community darkroom, where you can develop and print your own film. Members also receive discounts on classes and workshops — from how to shoot film, to darkroom printing and processing. We also offer specialized […]
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Spring 2016 brings mind-expanding shows to the exhibit spaces at the Cleveland Institute of Art’s new Gund Building. Reinberger Gallery is a centerpiece for artworks of all media, but the new building also creates showcase spaces in corridors and atrium areas. Haven’t seen the new CIA? These exhibits are reason enough to visit. All are free and open to […]
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Few figures have so profoundly shaped Cleveland—and done so for the better—as Peter van Dijk. The architect designed some of the best buildings in the region, including the Blossom Music Center; has played a major role in historic restoration; and for decades has quietly played an active and positive role in civic design and planning, and arts activities of all […]
Read moreBAYarts greets the spring with its annual juried exhibition, followed by exhibits exploring pattern, form, and a variety of media, from photography, to paint, to pottery. In addition, as always, artists will find a range of artistic opportunities to see, hear, make, do, and sell their work—all in our stunning Metroparks campus on the shore of Lake Erie! For information […]
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In Spring, 2016, The Bonfoey Gallery (1710 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland) will exhibit the works of Ron Barron. The exhibition, Gleanings, will be on view in our street level and lower gallery from March 4th – April 2nd, 2016. An opening reception with the artist and the launch party for the Spring issue of CAN Journal will be held at the […]
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Adele Marihatt: Presented by ArtSource and the AAWR Legacy Society at the Penton Media building, 1300 E 9th St, Cleveland, through July 1, 2016 If there is a central theme flowing gently through Swiss-born Adele Marihatt’s subtle paintings, it is the concept of translation. Any art is a matter of representing one type of reality in terms of another, as flesh […]
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On Thursday March 10 the Artists Archives opens Reinvention, a selection of works by Ruth Bercaw, Kim Bissett, Terry Klausman, Andrew Reach and P.J. Rogers. The exhibition documents the story of five artists who reinvented themselves and their work in order to overcome limitations forced on them because of traumatic injury, aging or disease. For each of them, the acceptance, […]
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What is fiber? What are the qualities of this material that artists are drawn to? Each person, regardless of age or background, has an association with fiber in some way, from the clothes we wear, to the blankets that cover us at night. Artists find conceptual meaning in fibers, and are also drawn to fiber’s surface, texture and flexibility. This […]
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On May 21st and 22nd, 2016 the next generation of Rooms To Let: CLE will transform a neighborhood street as the innovative installation returns to Slavic Village for a third year. Led by Slavic Village Development, Rooms to Let seeks to re-invision one of Cleveland’s most diverse and authentic neighborhoods, as it strives to a illuminate a community in the […]
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Sandy Buffie was a fixture at 78th Street Studios, on the West Side. But the burgeoning movement in downtown Cleveland called her name. “The explosion of permanent residents, the new park at Public Square, Heinen’s, Playhouse Square and the rebirth of the Flats just demand more downtown retailers and artists” said Buffie, the award winning designer of unique jewelry and […]
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