This summer sixteen artists of the ArtCraft Building and the Heller Building are hosting PopUp at the ArtCraft, 2530 Superior Avenue, Gallery 403. The festivities will take place on three Fridays from 5:00 to 9:00pm: August 3, August 24, and September 28. The exhibit is free, with parking behind the building. There is also elevator access to Gallery 403 […]
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In mid-March I attended a Say Yes to Education information session that explained its comprehensive, wrap-around support strategy to break down barriers to children’s academic success all the way to a post-secondary degree. Nadia Del Valle, the national program director, cited the fact that the various agencies necessary to realize this goal had repeatedly attended planning meetings as discreet, isolated […]
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Artist and Illustrator Paul Spina (1937-2017) lived and worked in New York City. His professional career spanned the New York art world decades between Abstract Expressionism and Pop Art. Paul attended Pratt Institute and received his BFA in 1960. He studied with teachers Richard Lindner, Alex Katz and Fritz Eichenberg. As a freelance illustrator, Paul worked under Milton Glaser at […]
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Martha Cliffel is a thoughtful Cleveland artist who creates pieces sourced from the detritus of others’ lives. Her studio in The Screw Factory is packed with timeworn and discarded objects found at flea markets, thrift shops, and the trash. With round-the-clock impulses and endless inventory, it’s no surprise that her daughter (Cleveland artist Kristen Cliffel) says she makes a masterpiece […]
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The Bonfoey Gallery’s final exhibition in conjunction with FRONT International, Aspects, will feature gallery artists Andrea Joki, Amber Kempthorn, Deb Lawrence, Dana Oldfather, Frank Oriti, and Marc Ross. The artwork presented will highlight the artists’ different perspectives and experiences. Andrea Joki is a Cleveland-based painter who uses geometric shapes and distinct colors to create a sense of her experience and […]
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Aimed at students, artists and educators, the ThinkCraft Symposium at the Cleveland Institute of Art, September 20 through 22, will focus on issues critical in craft today. Visitors may attend one day or all three, and hear from top thinkers and makers in contemporary craft. Day One will focus on contemporary practice. Day Two will focus on education and theory […]
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As a CIA student in the 1980s, Pamela Argentieri remembers that graphic design was a common default for students who thought they needed a “real job” so they could practice their art of choice on the side. But Argentieri graduated with a BFA in jewelry and metals, and has earned her living doing the thing she most loves. She is […]
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Ignite your passion for film photography by becoming a member of the Cleveland Print Room this fall, with classes and workshops in our community darkroom and a lively schedule of exhibits in our gallery to delight and inspire. Opening September 14, the Print Room welcomes previous Creative Fusion artists Pablo Serra Marino from Chile, Sandra Ramos and Pilar Rubí of […]
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Ting, ting, ting, hear the anvil ring! The sounds of hammers and saws are music to our ears, and it is time to celebrate six years of creative community in the jewelry and metalworking arts. Instructors and students from around the region, across the country and Canada have joined us in the studio. We couldn’t be more honored to become […]
Read moreTo me, the Cleveland Museum of Art’s statement “for the benefit of all the people forever” goes beyond meaning art should be accessible to everyone. I believe it speaks to the nature of art itself. The operative word is “benefit.” One of art’s most important purposes is to help the viewer make sense of or deal with situations in a […]
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