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The Warehouse District of Cleveland is part of the oldest section of downtown, comprising the land due west of Public Square to the river, also known as the East Bank. Once all but abandoned warehouse buildings that date back to the 1900s when this was …
The sky was bright sparkling blue, with wafts of clouds floating past, and the sun warm on our faces as we arrived at Lakeside last Wednesday afternoon. I must admit I arrived feeling very tired, and worn around the edges, but looked forward to our …
The Log Cabin Gallery is freshened up, and reloaded with the artistic work of over 20 people, with everything from Diane Seskes’s stunning photography to the beautiful quilted pieces done by her mom. Pottery, Ceramics, hand carved bird and fish decoys, Stained Glass, Blown Glass…. …
Our culture does not value rest. That was a comment that kept coming up when i listened to a recent podcast by Michael Hyatt. I have a few electronic mentors that influence my life, and Michael Hyatt is one such mentor. He is now an …
We have had applications out with a number of art events, and were just waiting for the word from each as to whether or not we would be accepted to events. For those who do not know the process, there is always an application, and …
Artists like Monet and Renoir lived in an age where the skills they possessed to create the masterpieces we know and love were valued, and the ability to duplicate and “steal” their work was limited to the skill set of the thief. Today, sadly, in our …
For the previous 16 years Steve and I have been a part of the Tremont Art and Culture Festival in one way or another. The first eight years Steve was a staff member of Tremont, so we were the free volunteer labor force to help …
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