While our overpaid NEO Chamber of Commerce Positively Cleveland trips all over itself and may be losing a good chuck of the revenue that keeps them going---SPACES gallery actually accomplishes the goal of putting us on the map---providing the type of synergy this town so sorely needs with the aptly titled show: Internal Compasses.
For me--the show conjured up the happenstance of experience one finds at the Carnegie International, Mattress Factory and Warhol museum in Pittsburgh. This is a show that residents and visitors to Cleveland can stumble upon, experience and remember as providing a relevelant sense of place. Families, especially, will find that the current exhibit at SPACES appeals on many levels.
So, catch this show--look around you, explore, and find your bearings--visit St. Malachi and dine at Ponte Vecchio--you can travel far and wide and experience the world in NEO.
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Local genius S.C. Versillee brings our attention to this prize available in Michigan.
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Positively Cleveland
While our overpaid NEO Chamber of Commerce Positively Cleveland trips all over itself and may be losing a good chuck of the revenue that keeps them going---SPACES gallery actually accomplishes the goal of putting us on the map---providing the type of synergy this town so sorely needs with the aptly titled show: Internal Compasses.
Visiting artist Efrat Klipstien's return to Israel prompted a goodbye party that allowed many to see the show last night. Douglas Max Utter's coverage in the Cleveland Scene gives you a sense of what you might be missing if you do not go to see the show.
For me--the show conjured up the happenstance of experience one finds at the Carnegie International, Mattress Factory and Warhol museum in Pittsburgh. This is a show that residents and visitors to Cleveland can stumble upon, experience and remember as providing a relevelant sense of place. Families, especially, will find that the current exhibit at SPACES appeals on many levels.
So, catch this show--look around you, explore, and find your bearings--visit St. Malachi and dine at Ponte Vecchio--you can travel far and wide and experience the world in NEO.
same experiment
This has definitely long-since made it's way around the net, but I figured I'd connect dots:
Pearls Before Breakfast: Can one of the nation's great musicians cut through the fog of a D.C. rush hour? Let's find out.