The Time Travelers’ Garden is a group exhibition of the artwork of Dustin Grella, Christopher Hoot, Liz Maugans and Mark Soppeland. Presented at the Beachwood Community Center Art Space, the show will run from June 30 through August 28, with an artists reception from 1 to 2:30 pm on Sunday, July 10. Artists have had a complex relationship with time […]
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There is something about how we remember things, and then there is something about how we wish to remember things, and then there is something about how we wish things that we remember were different. These are some of the lenses of history. Mary Jo Bole draws upon her experiences, wide-ranging around Cleveland since childhood, while just a little drunk […]
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When FRONT International returns this summer, the Cleveland Institute of Art again serves as a partner and host site. What’s more is that CIA will be home to one of the triennial’s most anticipated exhibitions and will welcome back two alumni. Oh, Gods of Dust and Rainbows is the title for this year’s triennial, which opens Saturday, July 16 at […]
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Cleveland Print Room announces artists Christopher Mason and Keelyn Bradley as the 2022 Stephen Bivens Residency recipients. Started in 2021, this memorial fellowship is an ongoing program housed at the Print Room that provides two artists with space and funding to focus on their practice for two months. The residency is paid for in partnership with art.BIV and the Print […]
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The Galleries at Cleveland State University are pleased to partner with Collective Arts Network as a venue in the presentation of CAN Triennial 2022. Strategic scheduling to coincide with the 2022 FRONT Triennial presents an opportunity to highlight local and regional artists, capitalize on efforts of FRONT, and introduce an international audience to our great Cleveland neighborhoods and communities. The […]
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Time and time again, the course of history has been changed by young people with the courage to address their community in solidarity. In 1903, children of coal miners marched from Philadelphia to New York in protest against child labor. In 1960, the young Greensboro Four staged sit-ins that roused students across the nation to join in the civil rights […]
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Helen Zakin rewinds to her brother’s death and abrupt ending to his career as an artist known for organic, architectural forms and drawings. John Jackson was a sculptor, draftsman, printmaker and painter. In 2006, he was shot and killed in front of his Near West studio. It was just before his fiftieth birthday. Judson, where Helen lives and volunteers for […]
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Kaiser Gallery is proud to announce that Jonah Jacobs has been selected for the 2022 solo show award. Born in Denmark, Jacobs has spent most of his life in the US, and he currently lives and works in Cleveland. He is a graduate of Antioch College and an Army veteran who served in South Korea and in the 82nd Airborne […]
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The nation’s first mobile app for discovering local makers was invented in 2020, with a focus on Northeast Ohio. Now, Maker Town is expanding to include arts-based entrepreneurs across the entire state. Designed to help creative businesses become more visible to nearby consumers interested in handmade goods, Maker Town has evolved into a useful tool for putting hundreds of local […]
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Art is a conversation that transcends a specific time period. It is a continuum. The artworks of the past both predict and inform the artwork of the present. Each piece of the conversation is worthy of consideration and preservation. The Artists Archives of the Western Reserve (AAWR) is among the few organizations that does this effectively. AAWR Executive Director Mindy […]
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