Asterisk Gallery Proudly Presents:
5th Annual “19” Exhibition
opening reception July 3, 2009
6-11pm
show runs through August 8, 2009
Lisa Kenion
Laszlo Gyorki
Sunia Boneham
Jake Beckman
Bruce Edwards
Cathy Kasdan
Janet Snell
Debra DeGregorio
Michael Wallace
Brian McCollum
Sally Hudak
Laila Voss
William Rupnik
Linda Herman
Elizabeth Emery
Thea Miklowski
Dana Oldfather
Robin Latkovich
Shauna Merriman
hrs by appt
2393 Professor Ave - in historic Tremont
www.asteriskgallery.com
Friday, June 26, 2009
Asterisk @ Ingenuity - opening July 10
Asterisk @ Ingenuity
A contemporary multi-media exhibition of work produced by established regional artists, curated by Dana L. Depew
Dana Depew was allocated an abandoned radio station to transform into a work of art.
Each artist was given a space to turn into an installation or exhibition.
Opening July 10 - 13
at the Ingenuity Festival at the Christian Science Reading Room located at 1516
Euclid Ave. across from the Ohio Theater
Participating artists include:
R Ferris
Matt Bartel
Jason Byers
Bruno Casiano
Sarah Paul
Pedro Dell
Matthew Dibble
Terry Durst
Jeffry Chiplis
Amy Casey
Dana L. Depew
Loren Naji
Joe Fruce
Susan Danko
Dan Tranberg
Carol Hummel
Ron Gundel
Paul Sydorenko
Douglas Max Utter
Stephen Yusko
Sunia Boneham and Michael Di Liberto
Julius Lyles
Bill Radawec
James March
Raw Umber
Robert Banks
Terry Clark II
Liz Maugans
Bob Walls
Robert Bucklew
Dave Cintron
Kelly Hayes
Maria Miranda
Dana Oldfather
Joshua Rex
Thom Rossino
Chris Kaspar
Yvonne Bakale
Ron Smith
Joyce Porcelli
Anna Taraova
Michael Greenwald
Peter Green
Michelle Murphy
Participation Performances by R Ferris
Fri, July 10 - Burn Meditation Participation ~ 5:30 pm
Sat, July 11 - NonArt Art Walk ~ 4:30
Sat, July 11 - Participation Conversation ~ 8:30 pm
With a performance by Pedro Dell
“Three-Legged Dog” performance Sat. 3pm, or for Sunday,
and also a jazz performance by Pedro Dell and Ron Smith on Sunday at 3pm
www.asteriskgallery.com
330-304-8528
A contemporary multi-media exhibition of work produced by established regional artists, curated by Dana L. Depew
Dana Depew was allocated an abandoned radio station to transform into a work of art.
Each artist was given a space to turn into an installation or exhibition.
Opening July 10 - 13
at the Ingenuity Festival at the Christian Science Reading Room located at 1516
Euclid Ave. across from the Ohio Theater
Participating artists include:
R Ferris
Matt Bartel
Jason Byers
Bruno Casiano
Sarah Paul
Pedro Dell
Matthew Dibble
Terry Durst
Jeffry Chiplis
Amy Casey
Dana L. Depew
Loren Naji
Joe Fruce
Susan Danko
Dan Tranberg
Carol Hummel
Ron Gundel
Paul Sydorenko
Douglas Max Utter
Stephen Yusko
Sunia Boneham and Michael Di Liberto
Julius Lyles
Bill Radawec
James March
Raw Umber
Robert Banks
Terry Clark II
Liz Maugans
Bob Walls
Robert Bucklew
Dave Cintron
Kelly Hayes
Maria Miranda
Dana Oldfather
Joshua Rex
Thom Rossino
Chris Kaspar
Yvonne Bakale
Ron Smith
Joyce Porcelli
Anna Taraova
Michael Greenwald
Peter Green
Michelle Murphy
Participation Performances by R Ferris
Fri, July 10 - Burn Meditation Participation ~ 5:30 pm
Sat, July 11 - NonArt Art Walk ~ 4:30
Sat, July 11 - Participation Conversation ~ 8:30 pm
With a performance by Pedro Dell
“Three-Legged Dog” performance Sat. 3pm, or for Sunday,
and also a jazz performance by Pedro Dell and Ron Smith on Sunday at 3pm
www.asteriskgallery.com
330-304-8528
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
TREMONT FIRE FUNDRAISER
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Friends in Tremont,
As you no doubt have gathered, a number of our neighbors were affected by a house fire that spread to neighboring properties last night. As always, a number of nearby residents rushed to their aid to support the heroic efforts of our emergency responders. Many of you have called our office asking what is needed and how you can assist. *Some people have already dropped off food and supplies - Thank you!
In an effort to assist with emergency needs for the affected families, TWDC has established a Fire Fund.
Contributions may be dropped off or mailed in to our offices – 2406 Professor, Cleveland Ohio 44113
TWDC will accept either checks or gift cards to area businesses such as Dave’s Supermarket, Target or Wal-Mart.
Checks in any amount may be written to Tremont West Development Corporation with a reference to ‘Fire Fund’ in the memo.
Additionally, 806 Wine & Martini Bar will be hosting a fundraiser on Monday, June 22, 2009
All drinks will be “happy hour” prices and $1 from each drink sold will go to the Fire Fund
There will also be a 50/50 raffle with proceeds going to the Fire Fund
Complimentary appetizers and jazz performance.
Please don’t hesitate to call our office with any questions (216) 575-0920.
Thank you.
Friends in Tremont,
As you no doubt have gathered, a number of our neighbors were affected by a house fire that spread to neighboring properties last night. As always, a number of nearby residents rushed to their aid to support the heroic efforts of our emergency responders. Many of you have called our office asking what is needed and how you can assist. *Some people have already dropped off food and supplies - Thank you!
In an effort to assist with emergency needs for the affected families, TWDC has established a Fire Fund.
Contributions may be dropped off or mailed in to our offices – 2406 Professor, Cleveland Ohio 44113
TWDC will accept either checks or gift cards to area businesses such as Dave’s Supermarket, Target or Wal-Mart.
Checks in any amount may be written to Tremont West Development Corporation with a reference to ‘Fire Fund’ in the memo.
Additionally, 806 Wine & Martini Bar will be hosting a fundraiser on Monday, June 22, 2009
All drinks will be “happy hour” prices and $1 from each drink sold will go to the Fire Fund
There will also be a 50/50 raffle with proceeds going to the Fire Fund
Complimentary appetizers and jazz performance.
Please don’t hesitate to call our office with any questions (216) 575-0920.
Thank you.
Friday, June 12, 2009
garrett making art on youtube
here's a video of me making a painting start to finish, edited down to about 2 min. check it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lljt1rTaIx8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lljt1rTaIx8
“the drawing show” will be open for Tremont Artwalk
Asterisk Gallery Proudly Presents:
“the drawing show”
curated by Dana L. Depew
Show runs through June 26
draw•ing (drô ng)
n.
1. The act or an instance of drawing.
2.
a. The art of representing objects or forms on a surface chiefly by means of lines.
b. A work produced by this art.
a visual exploration into the concept and process of drawing.
Featuring works by:
Julie Friedman
Tim Herron
Ron Johnston
Mark Keffer
Tom Kochheiser
Peter Green
Jacob Wesley Lang
Michael Loderstedt
Liz Maugans
Brian Pierce
Darice Polo
Scott Radke
David Simmerer
Sarah Sutton
Larry Zuzik
Show runs through June 26
Hrs by appt
2393 Professor Ave. in historic Tremont
330-304-8528
www.asteriskgallery.com
Brandt Gallery - Jayce Renner Curve Sets OPENING FRIDAY JUNE 12
Brandt Gallery - Jayce Renner Curve Sets OPENING FRIDAY JUNE 12
art openings Friday night
Host: Brandt Gallery
Date: Friday, June 12, 2009
Time: 6:00pm - 10:00pm
Location: Brandt Gallery
Street: 1028 Kenilworth
City/Town: Cleveland, OH
Phone: 2166211610
DescriptionCurve Sets [Information Art] - work by Jayce Renner
Opens ArtWalk Friday June 12th 6 - 10 p.m.
runs through June 30th
Renner's current body of work in the show “Curve Sets [Information Art]” originated from a desire to programmatically make images and an overall interest in how art intersects with technology.
The custom software Renner wrote to generate the images reads a set of numeric inputs that he creates for each image. The numbers define information needed to make the image including one or more Bézier curves, along with the starting position, thickness, and color for each curve, and the rate of change (or delta) for each number. All of the images spawn entirely from the initial set of numbers. This process is deterministic, meaning that a given set of inputs will always produce the same image.
The show's title contains the term "information art". By this Renner means that the information behind the art is more important than the physical art object itself. (This parallels conceptual art, which holds that the idea behind the artwork is more important than its physical realization.)
My BFA Show and More...by Beth Bryan Mastroianni
My BFA Show and More...by Beth Bryan Mastroianni
Since you didn't see it at the Wasmer, you can see it at my gallery!
Host: Mastroianni Photography and Arts
Start Time: Friday, June 12, 2009 at 5:00pm
End Time: Friday, August 7, 2009 at 10:10pm
Location: Mastroianni Photography/Mastroianni Arts
Street: 2688 West 14th St.
City/Town: Cleveland, OH
Phone: 2162356936
Email: bethmastroianniarts@gmail.com
This is Cleveland - All the Stuff I See
This is Cleveland - All the Stuff I See
Exhibit Opening Party
Low Life Gallery
Friday, June 12, 2009
7:00pm - 11:00pm
Low Life Gallery
16001 Waterloo Road
Cleveland, OH
lowlifecleveland@yahoo.com
DescriptionThe concept is:
30 people were given disposable cameras with 27 exposures to document their Cleveland over a 14 day period.
The photographs were developed and a small exhibit committee selected the 16 best photos from each person.
The first time the photographers will see their work will be at the opening night reception.
Invited artists include:
Heather Young
Marlee Brown
Steve Barrett
Leigh from Pink Eye
Genna P. from Messy Magazine
Justin Vaughn
Allisun
The Sign Guy
Jeff Koski
Wolf
Miss "Carol" Firecracker
Bob Peck
Marijana
Leah Stephanic
Dave Desimone
Leia from the Afternoon Naps
Chris from Grays Auction
Kustom Pink
Cassandra
Mallorie Freemen
Joshua Rex
Ryan from SGS
Rick Sans
John G.
Moe
Ray from the Helper T Cells
Ryann Guitar Anderson
Melanie from Music Saves
Bill Rupnik
Phoebe Marie
The reception promises to be a BLAST, thanks to all the energy the participating artists bring and, perhaps more important, the free beer Pabst is donating. Hope to see you there!
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Paintings & Sculpture from the Wit of Melanie Newman
Paintings & Sculpture from the Wit of
Melanie Newman
A graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art in 2007, Melanie Newman's first Solo show
combines sculpture, paintings, and an interactive electronic element that is
controlled by temperature and motion. Newman's transparent "honesty" mixed
with her often use of iconic images reflects a sarcastic, brightly-colored vision of a
darker subject matter ... human condition ... and invites the audience to explore
their own emotional response to experience.
This is a show NOT TO BE MISSED!
Grand Opening: Friday June 12th 2009
6pm til...
Closing Party: Sunday June 28th 2009
6pm
Gallery open Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and by appointment.
Hosted by:
The Doubting Thomas Gallery
856 Jefferson Ave
Tremont
216-241-7800
Works In Progress Symposium June 20
Works-In-Progress (WIP) is a year-long three part program at Zygote Press for professional artists to present and discuss their work, and to benefit from exchange with other artists and arts professionals in an open and productive forum. Five free WIP critique sessions took place between August 2008 - May 2009. A culminating exhibition of participants will be held on June 19, 2009 with a reception from 6-9. To conclude the yearlong program, a professional
development Symposium will take place on Saturday , June 20, 2009 and will have panelists speaking about professional practices, marketing and promotions, gallery representation, residencies and other topics related to our field.
OVERVIEW
Join us Saturday, June 20th for numerous invigorating and revealing panel discussions about experiences artists have had trying to grow and prosper in the art world. The panels will discuss pertinent issues relevant to all visual artists working within the cultural community of Northeast Ohio and beyond. Panelists* will articulate their specific experiences regarding the practice of making and marketing work, alternative and nontraditional venue options, and gallery representation and residency opportunities.
REGISTRATION
Cost: $25
Register: please call 216.621.2900
Registration Deadline: June 13th
Accessibilty: Both panel locations ADA accessible
BIOS
Click Here to View Full Bios
PROGRAM
The symposium kicks off at Zygote Press at 9:30 for coffee and welcoming remarks. The morning panels at 10:30 occur simultaneously** at Zygote Press and the Wooltex Gallery. Lunch break*** is at 12:00. The afternoon panels at 1:00 occur simultaneously at Zygote Press and the Wooltex Gallery. The final panel will be held at Zygote Press at 3:00 followed by a program wrap-up party at 4:30. Bring your business cards to exchange at the networking party.
*Visit www.zygotepress.com for panelist bios.
**Choose to attend the panel(s) you are most interested in for both morning + afternoon sessions.
***BYOL: Bring a brown bag lunch; Zygote will have several drink options available. Or pick up something at Artefino, which is adjacent to the Wooltex Gallery [www.artefinocafe.com].
development Symposium will take place on Saturday , June 20, 2009 and will have panelists speaking about professional practices, marketing and promotions, gallery representation, residencies and other topics related to our field.
OVERVIEW
Join us Saturday, June 20th for numerous invigorating and revealing panel discussions about experiences artists have had trying to grow and prosper in the art world. The panels will discuss pertinent issues relevant to all visual artists working within the cultural community of Northeast Ohio and beyond. Panelists* will articulate their specific experiences regarding the practice of making and marketing work, alternative and nontraditional venue options, and gallery representation and residency opportunities.
REGISTRATION
Cost: $25
Register: please call 216.621.2900
Registration Deadline: June 13th
Accessibilty: Both panel locations ADA accessible
BIOS
Click Here to View Full Bios
PROGRAM
The symposium kicks off at Zygote Press at 9:30 for coffee and welcoming remarks. The morning panels at 10:30 occur simultaneously** at Zygote Press and the Wooltex Gallery. Lunch break*** is at 12:00. The afternoon panels at 1:00 occur simultaneously at Zygote Press and the Wooltex Gallery. The final panel will be held at Zygote Press at 3:00 followed by a program wrap-up party at 4:30. Bring your business cards to exchange at the networking party.
*Visit www.zygotepress.com for panelist bios.
**Choose to attend the panel(s) you are most interested in for both morning + afternoon sessions.
***BYOL: Bring a brown bag lunch; Zygote will have several drink options available. Or pick up something at Artefino, which is adjacent to the Wooltex Gallery [www.artefinocafe.com].
UPCOMING SPACES EVENTS
SPACELab 1 >> CLOSING SPACELab 2>> OPENING
Sung Jin Choi (Brooklyn, NY)
AMBIENT SOUND
May 15 – June 12
Evan Larson (Dearborn, MI)
PERMEABILITY, TRANSFORMATION AND THE NEUTRAL
June 19 – July 17, 2009
Don't miss Sung Jin Choi's Amient Sound in its final week (on view through June 12). Choi constructed an intricate kinetic installation composed of found objects. The artist includes a number of pristine ceramic slip-cast vessels combined with auditory elements using the viewer as a catalyst for the installation to come to life.
back to SPACELab>>
Using techniques such as plaster carving, mold-making, and woodworking, Evan Larson manipulates the existing structures within the gallery to create a seemingly-organic and often ephemeral space of neutrality between object and viewer within institutional dynamics.
ALSO ON VIEW>> INTERNAL COMPASSES
May 15–July 17, 2009
SPACES World Artists Program>>
EFRAT KLIPSHTIEN Tel Aviv, Israel
May 15–July 17, 2009
Congratulations to Alex Henry and Liz Maugans, winners of the fabulous Park-and-Ride RTA passes for all of June.
Take me to your leader: Join SPACES as we invade Cleveland's art venues in search of challenging work to tackle and discuss. Participants will learn how to fearlessly analyze and talk about contemporary art. Learn more ...
Art Museum Directors' Roundtable: Friday, June 19, 2009 at 2:00 PM
The Plain Dealer and WVIZ/PBS ideastream are co-hosting a lively forum focusing on the dynamic and complex relationships between art museums and their communities.
The forum will be hosted by ideastream's Dee Perry; Plain Dealer art and architecture reporter Steven Litt will moderate.
Panelists include: Timothy Rub, Director of the Cleveland Museum of Art; Mitchell D. Kahan, Director of the Akron Art Museum; Sherri Geldin, Director of the Wexner Center for the Arts; Don Bacigalupi, Director of Toledo Museum of Art.
THIS EVENT IS FREE BUT YOU MUST REGISTER HERE.
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2220 Superior Viaduct
Cleveland, OH 44113 Gallery Hours
Tues - Thu 11-5:30
Fri 11-7
Sat 11-5:30
Sun 1-5 www.SPACESgallery.org
info@SPACESgallery.org
216-621-2314 back to homepage >>
Sung Jin Choi (Brooklyn, NY)
AMBIENT SOUND
May 15 – June 12
Evan Larson (Dearborn, MI)
PERMEABILITY, TRANSFORMATION AND THE NEUTRAL
June 19 – July 17, 2009
Don't miss Sung Jin Choi's Amient Sound in its final week (on view through June 12). Choi constructed an intricate kinetic installation composed of found objects. The artist includes a number of pristine ceramic slip-cast vessels combined with auditory elements using the viewer as a catalyst for the installation to come to life.
back to SPACELab>>
Using techniques such as plaster carving, mold-making, and woodworking, Evan Larson manipulates the existing structures within the gallery to create a seemingly-organic and often ephemeral space of neutrality between object and viewer within institutional dynamics.
ALSO ON VIEW>> INTERNAL COMPASSES
May 15–July 17, 2009
SPACES World Artists Program>>
EFRAT KLIPSHTIEN Tel Aviv, Israel
May 15–July 17, 2009
Congratulations to Alex Henry and Liz Maugans, winners of the fabulous Park-and-Ride RTA passes for all of June.
Take me to your leader: Join SPACES as we invade Cleveland's art venues in search of challenging work to tackle and discuss. Participants will learn how to fearlessly analyze and talk about contemporary art. Learn more ...
Art Museum Directors' Roundtable: Friday, June 19, 2009 at 2:00 PM
The Plain Dealer and WVIZ/PBS ideastream are co-hosting a lively forum focusing on the dynamic and complex relationships between art museums and their communities.
The forum will be hosted by ideastream's Dee Perry; Plain Dealer art and architecture reporter Steven Litt will moderate.
Panelists include: Timothy Rub, Director of the Cleveland Museum of Art; Mitchell D. Kahan, Director of the Akron Art Museum; Sherri Geldin, Director of the Wexner Center for the Arts; Don Bacigalupi, Director of Toledo Museum of Art.
THIS EVENT IS FREE BUT YOU MUST REGISTER HERE.
SHARE THIS EMAIL: FACEBOOK | TWITTER | DELICIOUS | STUMBLE UPON
2220 Superior Viaduct
Cleveland, OH 44113 Gallery Hours
Tues - Thu 11-5:30
Fri 11-7
Sat 11-5:30
Sun 1-5 www.SPACESgallery.org
info@SPACESgallery.org
216-621-2314 back to homepage >>
"Don't Mention It" exhibition opening June 11 @ KSU Downtown Gallery
Don't Mention It, featuring: Dana Depew, Liz Maugans & Joel Ross
Exhibition Dates: June 10-27
Host: Kent State University, School of Art Galleries
Date: Thursday, June 11, 2009
Time: 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Location: The Downtown Gallery
Street: 141 East Main Street
Phone: 3306761549
Email: schoolofartgalleries@kent.edu
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