Parade the Circle
Taylor Moran, Executive Editor
August 19, 2016
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...
Spring gardens amidst autumn leaves
Holly Chen, Contributing Reporter
October 30, 2015
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...
Why museums are fun
Abby Assmus, Staff Reporter
May 18, 2015
During finals week, I was sitting in Thwing attempting to write a paper but looking to procrastinate on it at the same time. As I distracted myself from writing and researching, I looked around at what was actually in the atrium besides the many couches, chairs and the FedEx office. I looked up and started...
CMA’s Provenance premieres two new prix fixe menus
Teddy Eisenberg, Staff Reporter
January 30, 2015
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, the Cleveland Museum of Art’s Provenance has announced two new prix fixe menus for museum patrons. Starting this week, the restaurant will feature dish selections inspired by local artists displayed in the museum’s Cleveland Galleries in the East Wing. “Each...
Photos of CMA’s 2014 Chalk Festival
Anne Nickoloff, Arts & Entertainment Editor
September 14, 2014
For the 25th year in a row, the Cleveland Art Museum brought professional artists and community members alike for a weekend of chalk art, covering the sidewalks in front of the building. With live music to accompany the artistic process, the festival started in the morning of Sept. 13 and ended on Sept....
In over his head: Analyzing CMA’s new acquisition “Drusus Minor”
Christopher Dwyer, Fine Arts Reporter
September 14, 2012
Imagine: Your father is Tiberius, Rome’s moody second emperor (r. 14-37 AD); he, with your colorful cousin Caligula, regularly retreats to Capri to watch tortures and executions. Your adoptive grandfather, Augustus, Rome’s venerated first emperor (r. 27 BC-14 AD), insists your sadistic father adopt...
