This Spring, HEDGE Gallery presents a solo exhibition of Rebecca Cross’ most recent projects, Mapping the Sensorial, opening March 15. Rebecca manipulates silk fabric to create experimental “scores” that move across or around space, undulating with delicate crests and waves. The dyed and embroidered silk is sewn directly onto wooden surfaces that she has also drawn and painted on. Others […]
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From furry walls to billowing fabric eyes, the landscape of Irrational Objects: Backwards into the Future envelops its viewers in the surreal. A “fruit basket” is a baby doll. A “housewarming gift” shifts from soft to sharp. The Venus de Milo floats, suspended, over waves of sand. Born of No Exit New Music Ensemble’s yearlong exploration of Surrealism, Irrational Objects […]
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Photography is one of many things that Vic and Darci have in common. These artists share a friendship that goes back to high school. Both are passionate about nature and are inspired by the beauty of each season. Although they each took a different path to arrive at this gallery destination–exhibiting together at Judson Smart Living–they both demonstrate the ability […]
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As I was sitting here writing this article for CAN Journal, I realized that Kings & Queens of Art will be ten years old come February 1st. So, I stopped writing, closed my eyes and took a deep breath as my gratitude became…more! Believing in giving credit where credit is due, I want to take this time to thank all […]
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“Inasmuch as this people draw near Me with their mouth, and with their lips do honor Me, but have removed their heart far from Me, and their fear toward Me is taught by the precept of men” (Isaiah 29:13) By Residents, for Residents. Committed to Equity. Transparent and Accountable. Diversity in race, people, ethnicity, ethnic group, and nation, except when […]
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The Gallery at Lakeland Community College presents an exhibition and artist reception for Celebrate Women’s History Month – from WOMAN XVII… created by women, for women and about women. What started in 2008 out as a small presentation by local and regional artists has grown impressively to a sizable exhibition that includes work from artists in Ohio and across the […]
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In the spirit of fostering creativity and learning, the Morgan Conservatory is excited to welcome you to a season of enriching experiences! Spring has sprung, and so has the perfect time to bloom creatively with our intro workshops! These workshops focus on building knowledge and introductory skills within each of the Morgan’s studio areas. Though very few of our workshops […]
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April 8, 2024, will bring a darkening of the skies with the first total solar eclipse Cleveland has seen since June 16, 1806—long before Cleveland as a city existed. In honor of this celestial event, Pinwheel Gallery is celebrating with a show built of light and time, The Cleveland Eclipse Exhibit, which will run from April 5 through May 3. […]
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The Print Club of Cleveland’s Fine Print Fair is back and ready for its spring debut. For four decades the Print Fair had been held in the fall, in locations like the Thwing Center at Case Western Reserve University, and more recently the Ames Family Atrium at the Cleveland Museum of Art. But to give museum staff more flexibility during […]
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In 2024 one of the major issues facing Cleveland is youth violence. According to the prosecutor’s office, 41 youths faced murder charges in 2023, and that number is up from 2022. Forty-one lives are too many to lose to senseless preventable violence. In 2015 Glenville-based Sankofa Fine Art Plus initiated Urban Renaissance with heART, a community engagement public art program. […]
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