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EventsTuesday February 7, 2006
Start: 8:30 am
End: 5:00 pm
Are you ready to enter the rapidly growing green building market? Attend the LEED for New Construction Technical Review Workshop presented by the U.S. Green Building Council. Gain the knowledge needed to maximize building performance, achieve LEED certification and take the LEED Professional Accreditation Exam.
Start: 7:00 pm
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Cleveland Iron Workers, Members of Local 17 at Work - An Exhibition of Photographs by Steve Cagan, reknowned photographer and Northeast Ohioan. Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs Glickman-Miller Hall, Thomas F. Campbell, PhD Exhibition Gallery Register on line at http://urban.csuohio.edu/forum/gallery or by calling 216-523-7330. Link to a printable invitation here: http://urban.csuohio.edu/forum/gallery/ironworkers.pdf Steve Cagan's photo exhibit runs from February 6 through May 15, 2006. Gallery hours are 9:00 am - 9:00 pm daily. Steve Cagan has exhibited his photographs locally, nationally, and internationally. This exhibit focuses on Cleveland Iron Workers, Members of Local 17 at Work is drawn from his project, Working Ohio. for more info: 216-523-7330 (Info [at] urban [dot] csuohio [dot] edu) |
More and more chemists are "going green"—thinking about the environment when they design new molecules, compounds and products. Paul Anastas, director of the American Chemical Society's Green Chemistry Institute, will give the first of a series of talks on this theme when he leads off the Frontiers in Chemistry Colloquium at Case Western Reserve University on Thursday, February 23, at 4:30 p.m. in the Goodyear Lecture Hall of the Agnar Pytte Science Center on Adelbert Road. This free, public event, sponsored by the Case chemistry department and Engelhard, is geared toward a general audience interested in learning how chemists are working for a safer environment.
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Heads up - A.J. Rocco's is serving up a huge portion of unplugged Reggae around 9 PM tonight only - Carlos Jones!! FREE! From the Carlos Jones website at http://www.carlosjones.com/: "Carlos Jones is to Cleveland reggae what Jim Brown is to Cleveland running backs: the undisputed champ. With Jones at the forefront of the scene for more than 25 years -- first in I-Tal, then in First Light -- this city's reggae following was practically built upon his back. Devoutly spiritual, Jones is a Bob Marley devotee who eschews dancehall for galvanized roots-reggae. Jones and his PLUS Band were voted Best Live Act at the 2004 Scene Music Awards and Best Reggae / World Act for 2005, and they maintain a hectic pace of gigging, playing out every single weekend. As a result, the band's soulful riddims have made it one of Cleveland's top draws for close to a decade." Cleveland Scene Magazine August 3, 2005 |
JumpStart Breakfast --> Friday, February 24th - Legal Essentials for
Start-Ups and Pitfalls to Avoid!
This session highlights the key legal issues faced by every early-stage
I hope you will join me on February 24th @ 8:00am for the region's leading
Private Equity Investment Summit. The event will take place at the
beautiful, new Corporate College facility on Richmond Road (see attachment).
Just wanted to let you know that CAAO will be part of a special sponsorship presentation at half court at the Q before the Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Washington Wizards game. At 6:00 PM CAAO will be presented with a platinum level sponsorship check. Dan Gilbert, owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers will also be meeting with the staff of CAAO at half-time to talk about how our organizations can work together.
Orchid Mania: Blossoms & Butterflies
Major Exhibit February 25 through March 26, 2006
artists, scholars and activists discuss the social implications of war. Free. info [at] spacesgallery [dot] org
The East Cleveland Theater presents: "The Amen Corner", sponsored by East Cleveland UP
Saturday, February 25, 2006.
7:00 p.m. reception with Gospel Singers
8:00 p.m. performance
Peggy Kwong-Gordon, MOCA featured 2006 PULSE artist, whose exhibition, Life Studies, is now on view at MOCA talks about her approach to art-making with friend and fellow artist, Douglas Max Utter. A Visual artist himself, Utter exhibits nationally and internationally and is the distinguished recipient of three Ohio Art Council Fellowships. He is also co-founder and contributor to Angle: A Journal of Arts and Culture and his reviews are published in Art Papers, Northern Ohio Live, The Cleveland Free Times, Ceramics Monthly and Fiber Arts.
Press Release 3/1/2006
Croskey & Associates LLC –A Real Estate Development Company is pleased to announce their “2006 Single Parent Home Initiative.” This initiative will assist Single Parents with purchasing a custom remodeled home in metorpolitan Cleveland
while reducing some of the barriers that prevent homeownership. The initiative will provide the following:
Please join a casual collaboration of Northeast Ohio leaders interested in supporting "Film" as a cultural, educational, technological and economic engine of this community. "Film" is an important factor in the NEO economy, with many talented "film" professionals involved here in management, production, creative and other roles, creating $ millions in spending and wealth and making NEO a more interesting and fulfilling place to grow up and live. But, what is film, and what matters to the community and our economy?
Pulitzer prize winning author and MacArthur Foundation Fellow, Jared M. Diamond speaks about his life and research as part of Case Western Reserve University's Distinguished Lecture Series.
Case Western Reserve University Department of Art History and Art
and the Friends of Art History invite you to a presentation by the curators of an important contemporary art collection "Getting Art is Getting Informed:
Art Education in a Corporate Environment" Kristin Rogers and H. Scott Westover, Art Education and Communications Manager and Curator
The Progressive Art Collection Progressive Insurance Inc.
3 artists: Amathin, Amy Casey, Liz Maugans, exhibition continues until April 1st. e.gordon gallery features contemporary art. Gallery Director is Elizabeth Davis, for info: www.egordongallery.com, info [at] egordongallery [dot] com, ph. 216-795-0971,
After three years, our final exhibition will explore Joseph Turkaly's willingness to return to previously visited themes but with an all new outlook and style. The show will feature many works from his private collection as well as photographs of his work. In addition, we will be exhibiting paintings by Andrew and Peter Turkaly, his two sons. for information: www.turkalyart.com, tbt99 [at] sbcglobal [dot] net, ph. 216-721-1233
A solo show of photographs by Steven Mastroianni, reception today, show continues through Friday April 14th call 216-621-1610 or go to www.brandtgallery.org
Don't want to miss out on the glamour and excitement of Oscar Night this year? You don't need to go to Hollywood, join the party at Windows on the River! Grazing dinner and cash bar, attire creative black tie, $65 in advance, $80 at the door or 10 tickets for $500,
Pamela G. Smart is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Binghampton University. Her Specialties include the anthropology of art worlds, museum studies, cultural formations of modernity and post modernity, and gender studies. Her published works include the following:
Join arts and cultural professionals from around the region to discuss Northeast Ohio’s economic future. The Cuyahoga County Cultural Roundtable is hosting a Voices and Choices Community Conversation.
Trevor Elkins,Councilman, and the Newburgh Heights CDC will host Fletcher Miller of GEO for a presentation regarding the potential for wind energy in urban locations.
The devastation of whole neighborhoods of New Orleans raised the most uncomfortable race and class issues inherent in our cities. This forum will explore the fundamental question: What does the exposure of deep-seated race and class issues and the ambivalent national response teach us about the value we place on our nation’s cities, the people who live there, and the public policies that helped to shape those cities?
A lecture by Rachel Sternberg, Ph.D., Assitant Professor of Classics.
Educated 18th-century Europeans thought of ancient Athens as an enlightened age much like their own, where one could observe the intellectual and moral progress of the human mind. Did Thomas Jefferson and other Founders view Athens in the same way? If so, how did they construe the contradition between slavery and humane ideal in Athens - a contradition that they themselves faced in America? In 1788, the French numismatist Jean-Jaques Barthelemy published an eight volume work, The Travels of Anacharsis the Younger in Greece, told from the point of view of an imaginary Scythian visiting Greece in the fourth century B.C. It was a huge success, comprising 40 editions, and Thomas Jefferson purchased a set for his library at Monticello. Anacharsis, then, allows us to explore the historical imagination of the Enlightenment through a work that crossed the Atlantic and shaped thinking in the New World as well as in the Old. This talk focuses on how Barthelemy dealt with Athenian slavery and judicial slave torture: his selection and handling of the ancient evidence for those institutions, and his attempt to reconcile them with the brilliance of Athens.
CBB Open House - Thursday, March 9th - 5:30-7:30pm
Mix and mingle with CBB Board Members, Flagship Program alumni, Flagship Program applicants and other Bridge Builders.
The Open House will give attendees a chance to talk with other CBBers, see what we do at CBB and to find out how to get involved with building leaders for our community's future.
Prelude2Cinema And the Velvet Dog are holding Dark Wrap Six, a cast, crew and fan party for the TV Series "Out of Darkness." The party takes place March 9th from 5:30pm to 8pm and features free appetizers and a complimentary drink. To attend this free event, guest must RSVP online
Meeting to discuss next steps for the sorely neglected Coast Guard building near Whiskey Is.
A closing reception for The Persistence of Conscience: Textiles and Drawings 1979-2005, a retrospective of Lilian Tyrrel's works.
"Don't Tell Your Head" and exhibition by Ben Kinsley & Steve Probert
Exhibition Opening 6-9 p.m. Soul by djay ICEBURG
Music at 9 p.m. by Ghostman/Sandman, Genders, GirlTalk
Always a lot of interesting art to see. Some of my favorite galleries are Asterisk, Doubting Thomas and Pilgrim Church. Stay for diner and drinks after the art walk.
HealthSpace Cleveland has FREE admission on President's Day. Feb. 20, 10am-4:30pm