M4M Concert on Mother’s Day!
The Silver Keys Clarinet Quartet will celebrate that very American holiday - Mothers' Day - with selections from American composers. The Callaloo Café's traditional Tobago Sunday luncheon will ad a nice contrast, and the gallery will be showing something unusual - biomedical art work by students at the Cleveland Institute of Art. So bring Mom to something old, something new and something out of the ordinary. William Meyer, Emily Lada, Lindsay Charnofsky and Victoria Marra are all veteran performers; they h...ave appeared with Cleveland Ballet, Opera Cleveland, the Blossom Festival Band, Red (an orchestra) and CityMusic, in venues from Severance ...
Science Redefining Art: Art Redefining Science Exhibit Opens May 3rd
Science Redefining Art: Art Redefining Science Opening Reception May 3rd 6-9pm Artist Lecture May 16th, 7pm Biomedical Art is more than just the sign at the crossroads of art and science. It is the fusion of content and visual display of scientific information. The careful study of the minutiae of phenomena expressed through boundary-breaking art methods grounded on a foundation of tradition, convention, and communication. The 2013 graduating Biomedical Art class at the Cleveland Institute of Art is inspired by the sciences such as anatomy, medicine, biology, anthropology, and zoology, among other diverse areas. Visually communicating these important concepts in a clear, refined manner ...
Recent Arts Collinwood News
M4M Concert on Mother’s Day!
The Silver Keys Clarinet Quartet will celebrate that very American holiday – Mothers’ Day – with selections from American composers. The Callaloo Café’s traditional Tobago Sunday luncheon will ad a nice contrast, and the gallery will be showing something unusual – biomedical art work by students at the Cleveland Institute of Art. So bring Mom to something old, something... [Read more]
Science Redefining Art: Art Redefining Science Exhibit Opens May 3rd
Science Redefining Art: Art Redefining Science Opening Reception May 3rd 6-9pm Artist Lecture May 16th, 7pm Biomedical Art is more than just the sign at the crossroads of art and science. It is the fusion of content and visual display of scientific information. The careful study of the minutiae of phenomena expressed through boundary-breaking art methods grounded on a foundation of tradition,... [Read more]
Das Wird Sich Alles Finden [everything will turn out alright] Exhibit Opens April 5, 6-9pm
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Gallery Opening on January 4th, 6-9pm
Half Empty Liz Maugans & Dale Goode January 4th – January 26th Opening Reception: Jan 4th, 6-9pm Arts Collinwood is pleased to announce Half Empty, an exhibition of work by Cleveland artists Liz Maugans and Dale Goode. The show incorporates photography, video, printmaking and an interactive, community-based project in an effort to address, among other things, the state of vacancy and... [Read more]
Holiday Mixer and Art Sale
The Board of Trustees, Gallery Committee, and Friends of Arts Collinwood invite you to join us for a Holiday Mixer in celebration of the season. Complimentary appetizers, live music, good company and merriment abound at this hoppin’ holiday happenin’! The new Callaloo Café, opening in 2013, will serve festive libations and a preview taste of its scrumptious Caribbean cuisine. Don’t miss your... [Read more]
The Silver Keys play in the Gallery Sunday, Nov 11 4pm! Free!
This Sunday, Nov 11: Free Concert at 4pm, Wine & Cheese at 3:30pm for $5 The Silver Keys Clarinet Quartet, with their warm, smooth sound, will showcase selections from the worlds of Classical, Dixieland, Klezmer, and Ragtime music. Members of The Silver Keys are Emily Lada, Lindsay Charnofsky, Victoria Marra, and William Meyer. They are all veteran performers and have appeared with Cleveland... [Read more]
Waterloo Arts Fest 2013
Stay tuned throughout the year as plans for the 2013 Waterloo Arts Fest unfold! Read More →
Free Print Class at Arts Collinwood this Saturday!
Artist Jef Scharf has devised a process that can take a drawing to film, then to a screen and finally to print, on paper, a shirt, a table – whatever. The process depends on a silk-screen box named Shirley T and an exposure box for screens named Rose Louise. (No, I don’t know why; if you take the class, you can ask.) In the class he will teach at Arts Collinwood, students begin by making drawings... [Read more]
