In the mind of an artist
Anmol Nigam, Photography Editor
March 31, 2017
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Fine Arts
What takes nature thousands of years to form, Natalie Lanese has created in a week. Engulfing the Immersion Zone in the Tinkham Veale University Center, Lanese’s creation—“Cavern”—was born. Staffed with a rotating schedule of student volunteers, Lanese worked around the clock from March 3-1...
Education, food and booze at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Isabel Torres-Padin, Staff Reporter
September 2, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Fine Arts, Food
https://www.cmnh.org/calendar/birds-beasts-brats-beer Friday September 2 from 5:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Tickets are $30 (members) or $35 (nonmembers) If you are over 21 and enjoy beer, bratwurst, animals or all of the above, head to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History on Friday, September...
Art Book + Zine Fair Preview
Sanjana Singh, Staff Reporter
August 26, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Fine Arts
Bound: Art Book + Zine Fair will arrive to MOCA on August 26th to 27th. Although it is the second annual exhibition, the inspiration is different from last August’s Mimeo Revolution theme. After last year’s success, Cleveland native TR Ericsson modeled an idea based on the MoMa PS1 Book Fair, which...
Meet the Artists of the Gallery 1299 Opening
Alex Clarke, A&E Editor
August 19, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Fine Arts
Located in the Warehouse District of Cleveland, Gallery 1299 had its grand opening on June 10, 2016. The unique idea of connecting an art gallery with a nightclub brings art and nightlife under the same roof. Gallery 1299 is focused on the local businesses, artists and social community. Upstairs from...
Parade the Circle
Taylor Moran, Executive Editor
August 19, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Fine Arts, Local Events
Parade the Circle started at 12 p.m. on Saturday, June 11, but by 10:30 a.m. the streets were already lined with people looking to get a spot in the shade, and the air smelled distinctly of popcorn. People were staking out their spots and opening up their lunch boxes to give their small children fo...
Cleveland Museum of Art celebrates 100 years
Maria Fazal, Staff Reporter
February 12, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Fine Arts
This year holds special meaning for the Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA), which is celebrating 100 years since opening its doors on June 6, 1916. To commemorate this milestone, the museum will hold various events, exhibitions and parties throughout the year. Led by Director William M. Griswold, all of...
Head Uptown for spring art exhibitions
Holly Chen, Staff Reporter
February 5, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Fine Arts
This season the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland (MOCA) offers several compelling exhibitions centered around the theme of the body. The exhibitions, organized by Associate Curator Rose Bouthillier, are among her last exhibits at MOCA. “Stranger,” an exhibition featuring nine international...
Spring gardens amidst autumn leaves
Holly Chen, Contributing Reporter
October 30, 2015
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Fine Arts
As winter is fast approaching in Cleveland, the vibrant autumnal colors and crisp fallen leaves remind us that, soon, the Cleveland landscape will be devoid of life, save the occasional bird or squirrel braving the cold to scrounge up some food. If you find yourself longing to see green again, you might...
Art from around the world comes to MOCA
Sierra Cotton, Staff Reporter
October 2, 2015
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Fine Arts, Top Stories
An injured statue, a talking stairwell and an apartment made of cloth: The surreal became real this fall at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA). On Friday Sept. 25, the museum opened new exhibitions from three international artists: Do Ho Suh from South Korea, Fatima Al Qadiri from Kuwait and Nevet...
Intriguing but disappointing
Holly Chen, Contributing Reporter
July 29, 2015
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Fine Arts, Top Stories
“Have you ever seen this many people lined up for the sake of art?” I asked my friends as we stood lined up outside the Verne gallery, a usually quiet little gallery dedicated to showing Japanese prints on the fringes of Cleveland’s Little Italy. We were standing in a line that not only dominated...
