Opening Jan 31st-February 22nd, 2007

This exhibition is a retrospective covering over four decades of Spinosa’s work.

http://www.brucegallery.org/Spinosa/Home.html

Cleveland Public Library will host the FREE and open to the public debut stage reading of the Karamu House production of The Fire inside: the Story and Poetry of Nikki Giovanni, on Saturday, February 17 at 3:00 p.m. in the Louis Stokes Wing Auditorium, of the Main Library, 325 Superior Avenue. Written by Susan Watson Turner and directed by Terrence Spivey, artistic director of Karamu, The Fire Inside presents an ensemble cast in a dramatization of the life and works of the African American poet, following Giovanni’s career from her early years in the Black Arts Movement through her writing and life today. The play will make its world debut in July at Cleveland’s annual Ingenuity Festival.

Opening Jan 31st-February 22nd, 2007

This exhibition is a retrospective covering over four decades of Spinosa’s work.

http://www.brucegallery.org/Spinosa/Home.html

Opening Jan 31st-February 22nd, 2007

This exhibition is a retrospective covering over four decades of Spinosa’s work.

http://www.brucegallery.org/Spinosa/Home.html

Opening Jan 31st-February 22nd, 2007

This exhibition is a retrospective covering over four decades of Spinosa’s work.

http://www.brucegallery.org/Spinosa/Home.html

Opening Jan 31st-February 22nd, 2007

This exhibition is a retrospective covering over four decades of Spinosa’s work.

http://www.brucegallery.org/Spinosa/Home.html

Opening Jan 31st-February 22nd, 2007

This exhibition is a retrospective covering over four decades of Spinosa’s work.

http://www.brucegallery.org/Spinosa/Home.html

The event is free but please RSVP below to obtain a ticket.

Spectrum – the Undergraduate Gay-Straight Alliance of Case Western Reserve University – and Case’s University Programming Board are pleased to bring the “Sex Workers’ Art Show” to Case on February 26, 2007.

(This opening was rescheduled because of the blizzard February 13th)
The opening reception for “PROCESS IN ART:
ACCUMULATION AND TRANSITION" is tomorrow night (Tues.
Feb 27th) at The Cleveland Foundation from 5-7pm.

Another all day Energy Orgy Power love in brought to you by GEO.

*note this tag line is in no way endorsed or sanctioned by the organization.

This in today from Cleveland Tech Czar Michael DeAloia and CIA Future Center Director David Moss... their personal invitations to all to join them at Future Center for a reception for artist Guy-Vincent Ricketti's Identity Remix... read on... hope to see you there.

Now Showing : Indentity Remix

Stop into FUTURE Gallery and experience the work of Guy-Vincent Ricketti and the thought-provoking Identity Remix.

Photo: Max Pucciariello

MOMIX is returning to Cleveland to perform their newest magical multimedia piece Lunar Sea. The astoundingly creative mind of Moses Pendleton triumphs again with this exploration of the Lunar Sea and the other worldly creatures that inhabit.

Teacher and writer Erin Gruwell will be the guest of Cleveland Public Library’s Writers and Readers Series, Sunday, March 11, at 2:00 p.m. Gruwell has helped nearly 150 inner-city high school students who had been ignored or written off by the education system achieve their dream of going to college. Free and open to the public, the event will take place at the Main Library, Louis Stokes Wing Auditorium, E. 6th Street and Superior Avenue.

A recent college graduate, Gruwell landed her first job at Wilson High School in Long Beach, California, to discover many of her students had been written off by the education system, deemed "unteachable." As teenagers living in a racially divided urban community, they were hardened by exposure to gang violence, juvenile detention, and drugs. By fostering an educational philosophy valuing and promoting diversity, Gruwell transformed her students' lives.

Meet the Bloggers sponsors discussion with Hunter and Ed  on Monday.  Go to http://upcoming.org/event/161471/
for details.   Bring your laptop and questions.   See you there!

CLEVELAND, OH—High school and college-aged panelists will discuss how and why they use and don’t use traditional and newer media at noon on Thursday, March 15, 2007, at The City Club of Cleveland. Richard D. Hendrickson, PhD, assistant professor of communications at John Carroll University, will serve as moderator for this final in a series of four programs.

Eleanor Squire Library Lecture: Native Ohio Orchids

Tom Sampliner, member and contributing writer to the Native Orchid Conference, shares his knowledge and passion for native Ohio orchids.  Learn about the identification and habitats of different native species, as well as their care and protection. 

How many people in NEO could have an uplifting, inspiring and positive documentary film made about them - how many people in NEO would come out looking all good... great? "Citizen" Ed Hauser is surely unique to Northeast Ohio, having stood up to many other "citizens", including NEO community and government "leadership", in a 9-year fight for what Ed felt was best for all in the community. The documentary "Citizen Hauser", about Ed's battle, which officially led to victory on March 02, 2007, has aired on public television in Northeast Ohio - an outstanding work by Blue Hole Productions - will be featured with other short films at the Cleveland Film Festival, as posted below.

Let's make this a victory party!