Artists are Zygote’s driving purpose, and the co-founders, Joe Sroka, Kelly Novak, Bellamy Printz and myself (all artists) needed the space, the community, and the equipment to survive creatively. Opening the conversation and the physical doors to Zygote led to a movement of cooperative, shared maker spaces that now facilitate community projects and programs as well as community place-making […]
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Cleveland’s fourth DayGlo exhibit is coming to Waterloo! A show spearheaded by artist John Saile and shown previously at Doubting Thomas Gallery, the DayGlo exhibit features new work by 40 local artists experimenting with fluorescent paint. Generously donated by DayGlo Color Corporation, this paint has unique qualities that add a new dimension to every artist’s canvas and it isn’t […]
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Valley Art Center’s Mural Celebration a Success! Valley Art Center’s Mural Celebration on September 27, 2015 marked a marvelous completion to a three-year process. 300 admirers of all ages gathered to hear artist Charles “Bud” Deihl describe his process and acknowledge those who supported the project. Using 10 gallons of paint and over twenty #2 paint brushes, Deihl […]
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From generations past to the present, we recognize that all artists have made a difference in our lives and shaping our community. For nearly 60 years, we know that the Cleveland Arts Prize has made a difference to those who have been awarded this special honor. Extended to emerging artists, mid career artists and lifetime dedication to excellence. The Cleveland […]
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Since opening in 1997 the Tremont restaurant Fat Cats has been a active participant and supporter of the Tremont ArtWalk. Ricardo Sandoval and partners went on to open a second Tremont location, Lava Lounge, which also participates in ArtWalk, often including DJ’s and musical acts to compliment the visual art on display. This fall Fat Cats displayed the work of Tremont […]
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I’ve always respected the ‘old masters’ of painting and the craft that they developed. This love led me on a journey to learn their techniques. Instruction was hard to come by. Skill-based painting has largely been erased from art school curriculum. I was able to find a few figurative artists with whom I was fortunate enough to studied under. They […]
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“While there is a popular conception of the artist as solitary genius, in fact almost all art is created in a collaborative process that involves a whole cultural context of teachers and colleagues and students–as well as the larger cultural community which has shaped the artist and to which the artist responds every day.” -William Busta This excerpt is […]
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Come hibernate this winter at the OAC. Classes begin the week of January 11, and we are very excited about the variety of evening and daytime workshops we have programmed for you this session. Of course, we have our usual offerings taught by returning veteran faculty members like Debra Rosen, with her Fine Jewelry Making classes, and a variety of […]
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Illustration is popular again. After a decline in favor of photography in the 1980s and ‘90s, illustrations appear everywhere — in books and magazines, TV commercials, video games, food packaging and more. Computers make it easy to share art and information, and the Internet makes it easy to find an artist for hire. But artists don’t find work in the […]
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The Morgan Art of Papermaking Conservatory and Educational Foundation is proud to announce more fall and winter workshops than ever before. With a dozen workshops to choose from, we have something for everyone. Don’t let your creativity go into hibernation with the approach of cold weather. We have a host of wonderfully talented local teaching artists offering workshops from calligraphy […]
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