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More than a decade in, Teatro Público de Cleveland continues to fulfill demand for Latinx culture, stories and conversations 
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Artful Cleveland on the move: Shannon Morris seeks stability for her creation
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CIA professor builds community through printmaking
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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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moCa Cleveland’s many achievements are reflective of 50 years of visionary female leadership
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What makes an art exhibition a smash?
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The Waterloo Arts gallery during a recent Walk All Over Waterloo art walk, which is held on the first Friday of every month in the Waterloo Arts and Entertainment District.
Community builders
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Destination Detroit-Shoreway
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FRONT and center
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Instructor Bud Deihl helps an oil painting student during one of the many classes offered at Valley Art Center. Photo by Valley Art Center / Michael Steinberg
Falling for the Falls
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Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company, one of Israel’s premier dance troupes, recently performed “If At All” at the Ohio Theatre at Playhouse Square as part of Cleveland Israel Arts Connection. Uri Nevo / Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Artistic Impact
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“Moving Up” by Sarah Kabot, part of “Constructions” at Gallery W. Photo by Michael C. Butz
West Side story
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The Cracking Art animals were a hit while they were on display in Public Square between last summer and this March. Photo by Bob Perkoski | LAND studio
From Square to stage
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“Fraction 540.3” by Courtlandt Swartz, part of his “Fraction” series. Suspended paint in hand-cast acrylic, 5.25 x 2.75 x 4 inches. Swartz will be featured in the corresponding “30th Anniversary International Exhibition.” Image courtesy of Harris Stanton Gallery.
Down to an Art
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Akron art
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Some observers indicate more red dots like this one, which indicate a piece of art has been sold, are popping up around Northeast Ohio.
The fine art of buying
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A look at some of the artwork inside WOLFS Gallery. Photo by Jonah L. Rosenblum.
Grand boulevard of the arts | Larchmere
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Murray Hill Galleries, a renovated school house in Cleveland’s Little Italy neighborhood, is home to multiple artists.
Bellissima Arte | Little Italy
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Hudson Hopping
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Hinging on creativity | Hingetown
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Part of the community-crafted chandelier that was a result of a collaboration between The Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland and Chef Jonathon and Amelia Sawyer.
Welcome to the neighborhood | University Circle
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