Generous Donors: The Print Club of Cleveland

The designation of a gallery specifically for print exhibitions when the Cleveland Museum of Art’s new building opened in  1916 emphasizes the importance of prints at the museum. However, the real impetus for the growth of print collecting came in December 1919 when the museum’s board of trustees established the Department of Prints and appointed Ralph  Thrall King, a museum trustee, to act as volunteer curator. King immediately initiated […]

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Cleveland Institute of Art Exhibitions Offer An Eclectic Line-up

The Reinberger Galleries at the Cleveland Institute of Art is proud to present the work of four internationally known  artists during CIA’s spring exhibitions, beginning March 29.   This series of exhibitions highlights the use of everyday materials found in typical industrial supply or big box home  improvement stores, along with found, recycled film and sound constructions from a variety of previously produced  sources. The work will challenge how you […]

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Cleveland Arts Prize offers Limited Edition Etching by Amy Casey

The Cleveland Arts Prize recently announced the launch of MasterWorks, an annual program to highlight the work of a  Cleveland Arts Prize Winner. This year, we commissioned a work by celebrated artist Amy Casey. She created this  beautiful limited edition etching titled “Town Assembly” just for us. It is available for purchase exclusively through the  Cleveland Arts Prize.   Ms. Casey won the Cleveland Arts Prize for Emerging […]

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Brandt Gallery presents Kari Solomon and Peter Seward

Kari Solomon April 12–May 10, 2013 Solomon curates an exhibit of interactive installations demonstrating the unique results of collaboration between art  and technology. The show also reflects the collaboration of artists, designers, and computer programmers to create  unique experiences with the community wherein the works are displayed. The desired result is to engage viewers through sight, sound, and touch to interact with the exhibit and its live installations, both at […]

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City Artists At Work and The Plain Dealer Feature Artists of the Western Reserve

The Plain Dealer will feature artists Bonnie Dolin and William Gould in their first floor Lobby/Gallery with an exhibit,  titled Artists View of the Western Reserve. The exhibit, which runs from January 21 to March 30, represents their  interpretations of landscapes and cityscapes in Northeast Ohio. Artist Bonnie Dolin feels that although we are in an age of new technology, she still uses traditional materials with roots  in […]

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The Plain Dealer Features Artists of the Western Reserve

The Plain Dealer will feature artists Bonnie Dolin and William Gould in their first floor Lobby/Gallery with an exhibit,  titled Artists View of the Western Reserve. The exhibit, which runs from January 21 to March 30, represents their  interpretations of landscapes and cityscapes in Northeast Ohio.   Artist Bonnie Dolin feels that although we are in an age of new technology, she still uses traditional materials with roots […]

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Life is Good in Marc’s Neighborhood. . . With Help from Art Therapy Studio

“I look so forward to coming to Art Therapy Studio. I love creating here. Art completes me. Thank you, Art Therapy Studio.”   Marc Ranallo is a 30-plus-year survivor of a traumatic brain injury. He was struck by a car when he was just 11 years old  and spent the next three months in a coma, followed by nine months of rehabilitation at MetroHealth Medical Center. He  had […]

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ArtSpace Cleveland Makes a Difference: Cleveland’s Live-Work Zoning Ordinance Allowed Warehouses to be Converted to Lofts

Im agine a place where artists can live and work in converted warehouses or factories in a great neighborhood. In 2001,  the Cleveland City Council enacted the Live-Work Overlay District Zoning Ordinance to encourage development of artist  spaces and to establish an artist studio district. Councilman Joe Cimperman spearheaded the creation of  the LWO  District Zoning Ordinance, with input from ArtSpace-Cleveland and support from the Community Partnership for Arts and […]

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CSU Galleries’ New Space Filled with New Work

If you have not yet seen the new Galleries at Cleveland State University, you are missing out! Located in the historic  Cowell & Hubbard Building at the corner of Euclid Avenue and East 13th Street, this state-ofthe- art new Gallery Space   preserves many of the graceful features of the elegant old jewelry store that used to occupy the site – this in itself is worth a trip. […]

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Orange Art Center presents Animals in Art

The Orange Art Center (OAC) is not only a place for art classes. The OAC hosts three exhibitions a year: a student show, a faculty show and an invitational show. The 5th installment of Animals in Art (AIA) is our first exhibition of 2013. Collaborating this year with the Cleveland  Animal Protective League (APL), we once again are inviting artists to submit  examples of their animal-themed art […]

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