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05/19/2026

With two TC2 digital looms available to the community, Praxis hosts the international Bridges And Connections conference.

Tonight ...  Third Friday at 78th Street Studios / HEDGE Gallery, Things That Ache Softly! Read the review by Sydney War...
05/15/2026

Tonight ... Third Friday at 78th Street Studios / HEDGE Gallery, Things That Ache Softly! Read the review by Sydney Ward Champion, on CAN Blog:

In Things that Ache Softly, Madison Mayle, Katy Richards and Maeve Billings bring proof of life and reminders of death to HEDGE Gallery.

Summer CAN Journal launch at V&A Gallery at 78th Street Studios, Third Friday!
05/13/2026

Summer CAN Journal launch at V&A Gallery at 78th Street Studios, Third Friday!

If you missed this one, you missed an interesting moment in the evolution of From Woman: a show dedicated to emerginig a...
04/24/2026

If you missed this one, you missed an interesting moment in the evolution of From Woman: a show dedicated to emerginig artists:

Curated by Mary Urbas and Susan Snipes, Understory's chapter of the annual From Woman show creates a space for emerging artists.

Tomorrow ... Thursday ... April 23 ... 6 pm at Jason Toth Studio in 78th Street Studios ... is your last chance to see s...
04/22/2026

Tomorrow ... Thursday ... April 23 ... 6 pm at Jason Toth Studio in 78th Street Studios ... is your last chance to see screening of Cleveland artists animated by Jason Toth in a video created for the November 2025 CAN Benefit. Come to see and converse with Jason about the animation process and choices, including AI, to create amazing effects.

Cleveland artist Terry Durst–who with his late, former life partner Dan Tranberg was an integral part of the artistic en...
04/18/2026

Cleveland artist Terry Durst–who with his late, former life partner Dan Tranberg was an integral part of the artistic energy in the Tremont neighborhood from the late 80s to the early 2000s– was found dead in his home in early April 2026, discovered during a welfare check. He was 70 or 71 years old, depending on whether the birthday listed in his Facebook profile is to be believed. Durst was archived at the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve in 2021. Artist, critic, and peer of Durst, Douglas Max Utter wrote this reflection.

Terry Durst--who was part of the artistic energy that animated Cleveland's Tremont neighborhood in its formative years--died in April 2026.

Next week ... Thursday, April 23 ... is the last screening and dialog session with artist Jason Toth, featuring his CAN ...
04/17/2026

Next week ... Thursday, April 23 ... is the last screening and dialog session with artist Jason Toth, featuring his CAN You See Me Now video animation of Cleveland Artists. Created for the Fall 2025 CAN Benefit last November, the video animates art by scores of artists. It will be a conversation about how it all works together, the choices, the process, artificial inteligence, and whatever else crosses our path.

RIP Terry Durst. This was from his 2022 show at Artists Archives of the Western Reserve:
04/09/2026

RIP Terry Durst. This was from his 2022 show at Artists Archives of the Western Reserve:

There’s a certain rawness to our region—one forged out of our industrial past and the ensuing decades spent forming and reforming our identity from the rusty pieces left behind. It also fuels our creativity, and perhaps no artistic medium better captures this drive to repurpose and redefine than...

Artists and all are invited to Jason Toth Studio at 78th Street Studios for a screening and converation about his proces...
04/09/2026

Artists and all are invited to Jason Toth Studio at 78th Street Studios for a screening and converation about his process of creating the CAN You See Me Now, which incorporated images from more than 100 artists in a 32 hour projection during CAN's November 2025 benefit. Screenings are in 3 parts, all at 6 pm, April 9, 15, and 23. Refreshments provided by CAN.

Today is the last day you can get preview reception tickets for the Print The Print Club of Cleveland's Fine Print fair,...
04/08/2026

Today is the last day you can get preview reception tickets for the Print The Print Club of Cleveland's Fine Print fair, which is next week at the Cleveland The Cleveland Museum of Art. Erin Hollenbank spoke with several of the dealers to preview their offerings, on CAN Blog:

The Print Club of Cleveland's Fine Print Fair annually gathers fine print dealers from around the US and abroad to show and sell.

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