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Graffiti HeArt at the Huntington Cleveland Convention Gallery

The Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland is excited to present Graffiti HeArt, a [501(c)3] arts education organization. Founded in 2013 by local graffiti enthusiast and business woman Stamy Paul, Graffiti HeArt officially opened its gallery and museum last October. Graffiti HeArt will be taking front stage at the Huntington Cleveland Convention Center Gallery, bringing local graffiti artists together and showing the […]

City of Hope: Mural Documentary

mr. soul

Back in December of 2018, the artistic collective known as the Cleveland Skribe Tribe (CST) converged at Cuyahoga Community College’s Metro Campus to complete a mural for the school’s new campus center. Overall, our goal wasn’t to just produce an award-winning, memorable mural (which I believe we did!). It was also important to us that we document and share the […]

CPR premieres works of Andy Sweet

Jeff Curtis

Just when his work was gaining a following, street and documentary photographer Andy Sweet’s sudden death in 1982 diverted attention from his art, which celebrated the South Beach, Florida, of the late 1970s. March 13 will see the Cleveland debut of Sweet’s rediscovered work in the exhibition Shtetl in the Sun, turning an eye to the pastel-hued environs and lively culture of the […]

Cleveland Arts Prize Art Auction & ‘60s Bash

Alenca Banco-Glazen

Someone said, “One man’s junk is another man’s treasure.” So, what happens when it’s one person’s art? I’ve been collecting art since the 1980’s. Sometimes I rotate work, but too often I take down one piece and store it while I showcase another. Basically, I keep running out of wall! Over the years I have put together a personal collection […]

A Portrait of an Artist as a Young Grad Examined in Reinberger Gallery’s T ITL E TB D

Michael C. Butz

Ask someone to describe the life of an artist and you’re likely to get one of two accounts: a starving artist who ekes out a living by sacrificing everything, or a cosmopolitan artist living and working amid an embarrassment of big-city riches. Both extremes are rooted more in fantasy than fact. The reality is that there’s a vast middle ground. […]

Cause for Change

Brittney Callahan

Spring is a time of new beginnings and growth. At Bonfoey, we have put much thought into what that means for nature and for ourselves. Our spring exhibition, Cause for Change, examines our perspectives on both. We have seen a need to become more vocal and active about the preservation of our planet, so this exhibition will feature regional artists […]

BAYarts Juried Exhibition 2020

Jessica Stockdale

BAYarts Juried Exhibition has become an important outlet for northeast Ohio artists. Opening March 13 in BAYarts Sullivan Gallery, this year’s judges are well-known local art influencers John W. Carlson and Shari Wilkins. Part of BAYarts community for over fifteen years, Carlson teaches Figure Drawing and The Basics and Beyond. His work has been featured in several solo and group shows […]

ATNSC presents Lori Waxman, The 60wrd/Min Art Critic

M. Carmen Lane

Are you an artist? Do you need a review? As part of her long-running performance, the “60wrd/min art critic,” Lori Waxman will be at ATNSC in Cleveland, writing short reviews for any Cleveland-based artist who wants one from May 22-24, 2020. Lori Waxman has been the primary art critic for the Chicago Tribune for the past decade. She is a […]

Oppositions: The Secessionists vs. The Cleveland Society of Artists

Christopher L. Richards

Pulled from the permanent collection of ARTneo, Oppositions explores the contrasting styles of two prominent Cleveland artist groups in the early twentieth century. Portraits, still lifes, and landscapes illustrate the difference between the avant-garde and traditional approaches to creating art. The rivaling groups were formed to both challenge and uphold artistic traditions. The Secessionists, established in 1911, included Henry Keller, […]

Members Show, plus Ardent Thread

Megan Alves

This spring, the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve welcomes the return of its Annual Members’ Exhibition, featuring over 100 pieces by its professional-level member artists, hung salon-style in the main gallery. The show presents an exciting diversity of voices and media, as each artist is able to contribute one original work under 24 inches for display. In years past, submissions […]

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