Both an exhibition that highlights work by the Cleveland Institute of Art’s Class of 2020 and a show that represents one of the college’s most honored traditions can be enjoyed over the next several months in CIA’s Reinberger Gallery. Back in my day … Among the CIA experiences sidelined by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 was the annual BFA Exhibition, […]
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The Cleveland Print Room is pleased to welcome artists Sam Carpenter, Mary Defer and Rich Stroffolino as recipients of the inaugural CPR Invitational Residencies. This artist-in-residence program is for traditional film and alternative process photographers. The inaugural cohort will benefit these three Cleveland-based emerging artists with access to our facilities, technical and critical support, and a stipend. This new […]
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The Galleries at Cleveland State University are pleased to present the exhibition Blaque Cleveland, which showcases four Black artists who have lived in Cleveland and had their art influenced by the city and region. Each artist explores their own idea of “Blackness” in their given medium. The exhibition opens Tuesday, January 18, and closes Saturday, March 19. It has been scheduled to […]
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The past two years have been challenging. We have been forced to accept, and adapt to the new normal. It hasn’t been easy, but we remain optimistic as we prepare to bring this year to a close. We are thankful for the health of our team and pleased to continue providing quality, family-friendly programming for our students and patrons. We’re […]
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HEDGE Gallery is elated to present David King’s new paintings, titled Transience and the Gift of Curiosity, this November! Artist David King found a treasure trove of family movie reels and had them transferred to DVD. Watching the videos of lives past, he felt the sting of grief over the relentless march of time. As a figurative artist, King’s recent […]
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With so much focus being centered around the home these days, we’ve become increasingly aware of what we surround ourselves with. The right piece of art has the potential to transform imposing walls into open windows that expand your space and light up every room. Awareness and appreciation of others seem to be shifting globally too, in ways that can […]
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LINE BY LINE features the work of seven textile artists from around the US: Erin M. Riley, Samantha Bittman, Crystal Gregory, Diedrick Brackens, Kira Dominguez Hultgren, Mark Barrow and Sarah Parke. Curated by Kent State University School of Art’s Textiles Professor Janice Lessman-Moss, the exhibition will also feature visiting artist talks by Kira Dominguez Hultgren (January 21) and Crystal Gregory (March 11). […]
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The Annex Gallery at Loganberry Books celebrates artist Irma Withani’s “50 Years of Art Jubilee” with an exhibition of The Venus Collection. The show will feature a series of paintings depicting nude and semi‐clad female forms in a diverse variety of shapes. Inspired by the natural beauty of the human body, Withani illustrates its transformation over time and captures the […]
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Ohio glass blower and installation artist Darren Goodman will bring Trail of Tears to the Mansfield Art Center. Leaving behind a Trail of Tears, his work Tears of Joy will be on display, January 16 through February 27. This will be the center’s largest blown-glass installation and exhibition to date. Since Goodman’s Glass Experience performance piece at the Toledo Museum […]
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Over here at the Morgan, we are running off the exhilaration of our annual Kozo harvest! This past weekend we had our friends and community members help in one of our most important jobs for our paper production. The art of papermaking has a long and interesting history that can be traced to ancient China and the bark of the […]
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