Past Events
Artist’s Reception for On the Range with Terry Spehar-Fahey
Join us in celebrating artist Terry Spehar-Fahey with her latest body of watercolor works, this one focusing on Idaho ranching families of the Pahsimeroi Valley. Read More
Free Clothing Swap!
Bring along any of your new or used Men's, Women's, and Children clothing that you would like to re-home, and take as much clothing as you like and can use. No need to bring clothing to accept clothing! Read More
Artist Lecture: Carl Dobsky: Digression and Progression
The artist will discuss the arc of his career and how he comes to terms with the inevitable conflicts that arise between different artistic schools of thought Read More
In Person Opening Reception for Senior Art Exhibit 2020
Come in person to celebrate these amazing artists and young alumni, whose senior year was cut short by the pandemic. Read More
A Mile in Your Shoes: Sharing Diverse Identity Perspectives
In an audience conversation format, artist Robin Holder will highlight her social equity art to inspire a dialogue about the individual challenges and opportunities we face in our diverse nation. Read More
Escapism: Senior Art Exhibition 2021 Artist Talks
Virtual artist talks with Art Department graduating seniors . Read More
Sex Work and Visual Culture (Common Ground Series)
Employing artist Christopher Mason’s photographs of sex workers in Cleveland and communities in Northeast Ohio as a starting point, the panelists Christopher Mason, Barbara Tannenbaum Ph.D. and Penelope Saunders Ph.D., will discuss social practice photography, public representations and perceptions of sex workers, voyeurism, and sex workers’ labor and humanitarian rights. Read More
Diverse Bodies and the Evolution of Costume Design
Using examples of costumes and scenes from iconic plays and productions, this talk will look at how the concept of the ideal body has shifted and how this plays out in costume design. Read More
Autism Spectrum: Representation and Perception (Common Ground Series)
An artist and psychologist will discuss support systems and the evolving sociocultural understanding of autism. Read More
Framing Architecture and Reimagining Communities (Common Ground Series)
Discussion between an artist, a sociologist, and an urban planner to examine the framing of communities through architecture, aesthetics, and more. Read More
