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Heights Arts: Celebrating 25 Years of Community Engagement

Heights Arts will be celebrating its 25th anniversary in the upcoming year, reflecting on a quarter-century of artistic contributions to the community. This multi-disciplinary arts organization has engaged the public through various forms of art, including public installations, gallery exhibitions, music performances, and poetry programming. Its mission is to “celebrate the region’s literary, musical, and visual artists.”Heights Arts hosts Ohio’s […]

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Sculpture Center presents Mood Swing, SculptureX, Jova Lynne, and Hagudeza Rullán-Fantauzzi

Grace Chin Leave a comment

THE SCULPTURE CENTER12210 Euclid AvenueCleveland, Ohio 44106info@sculpturecenter.org216.229.6527Noon-5pm Wednesday–SaturdayAlways free!

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From The HeArt of Cleveland, Vol. II: The Art Girls are emblematic of one of the Northeast Ohio art scene’s greatest strengths.

Michael Gill Leave a comment

This essay was written for The HeArt of Cleveland, Volume II, an anthology of art and writing organized and published by Scott Kraynak, and surveying the creative scene in Cleveland. It’s published with permission. The HeArt of Cleveland, Volume II debuts in November at HEDGE Gallery, with an exhibition of works by artists who contributed to images and text to […]

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Degenerate! Ghosts on the Road to Unfreedom at the Maltz Museum

Lyz Bly, PhD Leave a comment

“If the world is turned upside down, the truth will become a lie.” – Guy Debord, 1967 “The image always gets the last word.” – Roland Barthes, c. 1975 “DEGENERATE! Hitler’s War on Modern Art” explores the ways in which Der Fuhrer’s Nazi party used modern art as a vehicle to sway public opinion, and the subsequent assault on artists […]

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MEN | the exhibition at Tinnerman Lofts

Liz Maugans Leave a comment

Daniel Levin has always been moved by highly creative people and the works they produce. It’s the kind of experience he feels at his torso’s center. Although the mediums are, of course, relevant, for Daniel to be moved to the highest degree, there must be a symbiosis between the ideas explored and the exceptional craft of the artist. When he […]

13(4) Winter 2024/2025

Summit Artspace Spotlight: In-Studio Field Experience Introduces Students to Local Artists

Meadow Sandy Heather Meeker

Summit Artspace believes that local artists embody entrepreneurship, and the Akron artist hub has launched a distinctive field trip experience to invite middle and high school students to learn more first-hand. By connecting students with local artists, the program inspires and motivates young adults to lean into their own artistic potential and support it in others. Schools are encouraged to […]

13(4) Winter 2024/2025

“You’ve Got to Find Something Else.”

Michael Gill Leave a comment

Thanks to the voters of Cuyahoga County, Issue 55–the cigarette tax for the arts–has passed. And once again, public support for the arts has passed overwhelmingly, with unofficial results reporting 72 percent of voters in favor of the measure. That boosts the tax on cigarettes to 70 cents per pack, which at least in the near term will lift public […]

Queer Histories: Zygote Press at the LGBT Center

Jo Steigerwald Leave a comment

If we don’t recognize our ancestors, we don’t know who we are. Stories and histories are the anchors of resilience in a turbulent river that can feel like a whirlpool. In Queer Histories, a collaborative exhibit between the LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland and Zygote Press, tributes to and calls to action from the queer community resonate through the […]

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The Border that Unites Us: Picturing the Border, at the Cleveland Museum of Art

Damaris Puñales-Alpízar Leave a comment

In several scenes in the film Como agua para chocolate[1] (Alfonso Arau, 1992, based on the book of the same name by Laura Esquivel), the De la Garza sisters cross the border between Mexico and the United States, like those who cross the street: without so much drama or paperwork. They cross for a variety of reasons: They go to […]

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La frontera que nos une: Picturing the Border, en el Museo de Arte Cleveland

Damaris Puñales-Alpízar

En más de una escena de la película Como agua para chocolate[1] (Alfonso Arau, 1992), basada en el libro homónimo de Laura Esquivel, las hermanas De la Garza cruzan, por diferentes motivos, la frontera entre México y los Estados Unidos, como quien cruza la calle: sin tanto drama ni papeleo. Van a visitar al Dr. Brown, quien vive en la […]

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