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"Seasons of Engagement",
new linocut prints by
Pamela Dodds
Opening Friday, May 1st, 5—9PM
Show runs from May 1st—May 30th
William Busta Gallery
2731 Prospect Ave East
Cleveland, OH 44115
216.298.9071
For those connected to Juan
The Released will air on Frontline/PBS, Tuesday, April 28th at 9pm ET. This documentary promises to be as powerful and disturbing as The New Asylums, also from Mead Street Films, where we saw seriously mentally ill men in cages receiving “therapy” and being shuttled back and forth between a maximum security prison in Ohio and the state’s hospital for the criminally insane. And we came to understand the genuine complexity of their situations and yearned for more equally complex and humane responses. The Released follows some of the same men featured in the first film who were subsequently returned “to the community” — but more often to the street — and in some cases have ended up back in prison.
Extra Golden was formed rather casually in May of 2004 when Ian Eagleson, Alex Minoff and Otieno Jagwasi began fiddling with each other's compositions in an apartment in the Buru Buru neighborhood of Nairobi. For rhythmic inspiration, the trio used isolated drum tracks by Onyango Wuod Omari that Eagleson had recorded earlier that year.
April 26th is THE LAST DAY for this astonishingly beautiful exhibition in Canton, Kimono as Art: The Landscapes of Itchiku Kubota (1917–2003). Kimono are treated as brilliantly textured canvases celebrating the exquisite beauty of nature. About 25 kimono placed side by side portray the changing seasons of autumn and winter in a Symphony of Light. The San Diego Times praised it as “the best exhibit of the year”.
Last month, artists Michael Di Liberto and Sunia Boneham moved into a two-story, three-bedroom house in Cleveland's Collinwood neighborhood, where about 220 homes out of 5,000 sit vacant and boarded up. They lined their walls with Ms. Boneham's large, neon-hued canvases, turned a spare bedroom into a graphic-design studio and made the attic a rehearsal space for their band, Arte Povera.
Come out to the Euclid Sports Plant on Saturday, April 25th, for some roller derby action. Watch the Steamers take on the Rolling Pin Ups in game one and the Hard Knockers battle with the Hellbombers in game two. Hard hitting, PBR, hot cha chas at half-time... what could be more fun on a Saturday nite???
This Saturday, April 18th is the Art House Garage Sale. Many unique items will be available and bartering is encouraged. Have fun, GET STUFF and help us out all at the same!
An upcoming SEAN event:
The COSE Arts Business and Innovation Awards recognize the unique point of intersection between the art and business worlds. Award winners will be honored for their success in demonstrating sound business practices within the arts profession. Join us to celebrate with an evening of awards, live music, great food and a chance to mingle with the movers and shakers in Northeast Ohio's arts community.
Composers through the ages have enjoyed depicting all sorts of climatic conditions in the concert hall and opera house. Think of the famous storms Beethoven and Rossini concocted or the paeans to nature evoked by everyone from Vivaldi and Strauss to Stravinsky and Britten.
Art House, Inc. (AH) is a nonprofit art center, founded in 1999, and located in historic Brooklyn Centre, between the Ohio City and Old Brooklyn neighborhoods of Cleveland, Ohio. The organization was founded by local artists and residents who were dedicated to the belief that the arts enrich lives and help create better communities. Our 3,000 square foot studio facility is housed in a 1948 domed Quonset building.
Charles Basham teaches at Kent State University and holds workshops throughout the country. His beautiful landscapes, featured at Jerald Melberg Gallery in Charlotte, NC, focus on subtle changes in weather and atmosphere. Join Basham in an investigation of space, light, color, and pastel techniques for creating landscapes.