This fall, ARTneo expands into the Ramp Level gallery at 78th Street Studios to present Curious Distortions, an exhibition of works by Mary Spain (1934-1983). Set in a realm of fantasy, Mary Spain’s work exhibits oddly distorted figures in a child-like manner with an underlying sense of absurdity. Through her toylike and primitive style, Spain created surrealistic dramas that puzzle […]
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Talking about the upcoming tax renewal in CAN Journal is preaching to the choir, I get it. And I’m guessing this won’t be the only article in this issue that addresses the levy. From early counts, it seems promising that the levy will be renewed, but in the wise words of someone in the know, we can’t take anything for […]
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This fall we focus on contemporary ceramics by some of the best artists of our region, concerned with art history, craft, absurdity, domesticity, and the human condition. Future Retrieval x Chris Vorhees, a new collaborative among Cincinnati based Katie Parker, Guy Michael Davis, and Chris Vorhees, combines porcelain sculptures, hand cut wallpaper landscapes, light, sound, and mixed media. Think […]
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SHAHEEN is delighted to open its Fall season with an exhibition of new and recent work by Cleveland-based artist Corrie Slawson. For her first exhibition at Shaheen — which she has titled “A Desert of Magnificence” — Slawson will unveil a visually dynamic group of mid- and large-scale works on paper that incorporate her full and ever-evolving arsenal of traditional […]
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Tregoning & Company is delighted to announce its second solo exhibition of new works by Andrea Hahn opens in the North Gallery on Third Friday evening, 16 October 2015 at its 78th Street Studios location. Andrea Hahn has continued her exploration of the collage as the vehicle for her artistic expression, last seen in her impressively successful 2013 exhibition […]
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If you put a penny on the railroad track and leave it to be crushed by a passing train, it will flatten to an odd shape that might reach the diameter of a quarter, depending, on how many wheels roll over it before the coin flips off into the gravel. If the penny was minted before 1982, it was […]
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The gallery at Loop Tremont was established to showcase young new talent from Cleveland & beyond. As a coffee shop, record store, and art gallery, Loop is afforded the opportunity to share work with a larger general public than would normally attend a gallery opening, an opportunity for an artist to expand their following to beyond the gallery crowds. […]
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Open to Interpretation: Urban Culture Art Exhibit Opening Reception 6 – 8 pm Friday, September 4, 2015 Because Urban Culture has different meanings to different people, Valley Art Center is creating a platform: Open to Interpretation: Urban Culture Art Exhibit; a call for artists of any medium to. We think it’s a much needed conversation, and predict it will be […]
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Zygote Press, Cleveland’s only nonprofit cooperative workspace for printmakers, promotes contemporary fine-art printmaking, advocates for the arts, and supports artists throughout the region and beyond. And while Zygote enjoys a certain amount of name recognition locally, we bet there a few things even you don’t know about us…yet. Ink House No, we haven’t moved! Ink House is Zygote’s satellite […]
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Rock, Paper, Scissors Morgan Conservatory is excited to announce our 8th Annual Benefit and Silent Auction, Saturday October 3, 2015. This fantastic event will feature dancing, paper fashion on live models, special drinks and our much anticipated silent auction. This year’s benefit will include Paper Trails, a silent auction comprised of artwork donated to Morgan Conservatory using Engravers Paper, a […]
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