CAN has never done a proper annual report. We’re not starting now. But at the end of the year, it certainly makes sense to reflect a bit on what has happened in the last 12 months—what we’ve done, what we’ve cared about, what we’ve seen. It’s been a year of turning points. We’re not going to talk about the horror […]
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It’s become tradition at the end of each year for CAN to look back on which posts from the last twelve months were most-read. We’ve got a few rules: it’s limited to stories published within the calendar year, excludes any of CAN’s own announcements, and excludes “listicles.” But apart from that, the year-end tradition shows you unfiltered popularity. It’s not […]
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Collective Arts Network Board of Directors and Staff voted January 23 that the organization would not proceed with plans for CAN Triennial in 2025, and would instead focus on its core strengths and original mission: to provide a platform for communication and public discussion about art and related issues in Northeast Ohio. While that decision originally came with the intent […]
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