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The Gallagher Code
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Graffiti HeArt aims to increase positive exposure to street art and educate the next generation of creatives
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Cleveland artist Eileen Dorsey turbocharges nature in her paintings
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Scene stealers
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Scene Stealers | Calista Zajac
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Scene Stealers | Vicky Bussert
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Scene Stealers | Martín Céspedes
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Scene Stealers | Raymond Bobgan
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Scene Stealers | Lisa Langford
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Scene Stealers | Eugene and Nicole Sumlin
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Scene Stealers | T. Paul Lowry
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Scene Stealers | John Godbout
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Lauren Mckenzie Noel sparks dialogue through her art
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Who’s Next
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Who’s Next | Alex Overbeck
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Who’s Next | Bianca Fields
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Who’s Next | Ella Medicus
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Who’s Next | Antwoine Washington
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Who’s Next | Danté Rodriguez
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Who’s Next | Kimberly Chapman
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Change Agents
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Timothy Callaghan | Sight specific
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April Bleakney
Change Agents | April Bleakney
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Laura and Gary Dumm
Change Agents | Laura & Gary Dumm
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Martinez E-B
Change Agents | Martinez E-B
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acerbic is Gabriel Gonzalez, Ali Black and Donald Black Jr.
Change Agents | acerbic
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Dexter Davis
Change Agents | Dexter Davis
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Shane Wynn
Change Agents | Shane Wynn
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Corries Slawson
Change Agents | Corrie Slawson
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Michelangelo Lovelace
Change Agents | Michelangelo Lovelace
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Matthew Sweeney | Hands on
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Bruce Conforti | Bruce almighty
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Who’s Next 2018
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Who’s Next | Max Markwald
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Who’s Next | Justin C. Woody
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Who’s Next | Aja Joi Grant
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Who’s Next | Kaetlyn McCafferty
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Who’s Next | Anthony Warnick
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Who’s Next | Amber N. Ford
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Johnson discusses his work inside his studio at Kent State, where he’s an assistant professor and head of the ceramics department.
Peter Christian Johnson | Still standing
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Lane Cooper says she’s always working on multiple works of art at any given time, as evidenced by the contents of her studio in Cleveland’s Waterloo Arts District.
Lane Cooper | Fragmenting the familiar
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Guido presents “Love Doves,” a mural she co-created with Joe Lanzilotta on the West Shoreway retaining wall in Cleveland.
Erin Guido | Painting the town
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Darius Steward stands in front off an abandoned apartment building on Page Avenue in East Cleveland, where he grew up. His childhood home, a building that once stood across the street, has since been torn down.
Darius Steward | Making a statement
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Justin Brennan in his studio at 78th Street Studios in Cleveland’s Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood.
Justin Brennan | Thinking about things
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Natalie Lanese paints in parts of the initial design for “Cavern,” which was later installed on a much larger scale, at her home studio.
Natalie Lanese | Working the multidimensional
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Dana Oldfather| A beautiful mind
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Wiggle, Giggle, Jiggle Jimmy Kuehnle’s latest work, “Wiggle, Giggle, Jiggle,” will be on view in the Akron Art Museum’s Beatrice Knapp McDowell Grand Lobby and the Mary S. and David C. Corbin Foundation Gallery through Feb. 19, 2017. For more information, call 330-376-9185 or visit akronartmuseum.org.
Jimmy Kuehnle | Master showman
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John W. Carlson holds his palette self-portrait standing inside his ArtCraft Building studio.
John W. Carlson | A different kind of tension
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Jenniffer Omaitz discusses her marbling – a creative endeavor she undertakes in her spare time – while in her studio in Kent.
Jenniffer Omaitz | Plane speaking
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Amber Kempthorn | Storytelling devices
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