Beginning with the October 19 Third Friday, Gallery+ welcomed past guest-artist, Eva Volf, as our newest regular artist. Volf’s fantastic seascapes immerse the viewer in the primal waters of the sea. Inspired by the majesty of the oceans and beaches of the world, she channels the emotions of tranquility and fulfillment to the viewer through oil on canvas. Conceptualized at […]
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Harris Stanton Gallery Akron and Harris Stanton Gallery Cleveland open the 2019 calendar year with two exciting exhibitions. The HSG Akron location will host our annual New Directions exhibition, which opens on January 10. Paper & Ink: new works by Yuji Hiratsuka and Hui-Chu Ying, opens on February 7 at the HSG Cleveland location. New Directions, an exhibition dedicated to […]
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The 17th annual Heights Arts Holiday Store runs through December 30 with about 100 visual artists working in a variety of media, plus works by musicians and poets. Support the longtime artists and welcome the new talents by shopping at the Holiday Store. The year 2019 kicks off with the new exhibition VIEW-points, curated by Helen Liggett and Sharon Grossman […]
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HEDGE Gallery is thrilled to open a solo exhibition of Jessica Pinsky’s most recent textile-based work, which will be designed to fill the entire perimeter of the gallery through the 2018 holiday season. Pinsky has created approximately 120 small-scale weavings, approximately 12″ x 12″ each, in rich hues of blush, orange, red and purple, which reference colors in the human […]
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Through generous gifts, ARTneo continues to build its collection of the significant art created by Northeast Ohio artists. ARTneo’s permanent collection has become an important resource for those interested in regional art. The exhibition features works by Richard Andres, Tom Balbo, Ruth Bercaw, Timothy Callaghan, Eileen Dorsey, Andy Dreamingwolf, Mary Lou Ferbert, Derek Hess, Andrea Joki, Douglas Lucak, Ken Nevadomi, […]
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Alsino Skowronnek has been to America before, but this time it’s different. “This city has forced me to re-contextualize my knowledge about modern-day urban life as I know it from Germany.” Currently living in Glenville at The Madison, Skowronnek has been doing a lot of walking, he’s ridden public transit, and taken ride-shares around the Cleveland area—and like many visitors, […]
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In October, Chicago-based artist Martinez E-B returns to his hometown with a one-person show at Waterloo Arts. “B Side,” is a multi-media exhibition featuring video, sound, painting, drawing, and found and altered objects. The artist’s primary material, however, is himself, or rather his own experience of inhabiting a world of normative “whiteness.” “Soul Sway” is the name Martinez E-B gives […]
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Each issue of CAN looks ahead to a new season, but this time we’ve got to take a minute to look back on what just happened in Northeast Ohio. The FRONT International Cleveland Triennial for Contemporary Art is winding down. The inaugural CAN Triennial is behind us. Did Cleveland make you proud? In our view, the most important thing about […]
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Before the SUV ruled America’s highways, before Uber and Lyft threatened the primacy of the family car, there was the Road Trip. Not that anyone called it that back when the Joad clan were fleeing the Dust Bowl. But from The Grapes of Wrath all the way through Jack Kerouac’s adventures, up to the sad moment when Chevy Chase and […]
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The term blockbuster was probably first used to describe a museum exhibition in 1976, when throngs of visitors patiently waited in line to see the grandiose King Tut exhibition at the National Gallery. The show then toured the country and drew the astounding attendance of eight million people. What followed was a barrage of blockbusters over the years, usually featuring […]
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