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Sirens and Other Wonders of the Sea – Meredith Hahn
A series of work by local artist Meredith Hahn that illuminates the mythological figures of the deep blue. Her use of delicate strings of line parred with neon fills and metallic backgrounds capture your eye and don’t let go. Her first solo show at Brandt Gallery in Tremont Sirens and Other Wonders…
Read MoreThree Amigos – Barbara Merritt, David Szekeres and Munroe Cooper
Munroe Copper, Barb Merritt and David Szekeres: Three Amigos A follow-up to their group show from last summer (“Two Cannons and an Icon,” July 13 – August 4, 2012), these longtime Cleveland amigos reprise their individual complimentary and contrasting approaches to photography that deploy a mixture of urban-industrial realism, gender-inflected narrative, and unique developing and…
Read MoreTwo Cannons and an Icon – Photography by Barbara Merritt, Munroe Cooper and David Szekeres
Three long time friends and artists that have been a part of Tremont and art for over twenty years come together in this group exhibit. While Barbara Merritt is the only one who has shown exclusively photography, this exhibit seeks to explore each of their own uses of photography in their artistic endeavors. Ever since…
Read MoreRelic – Katelynn Altgilbers
Born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Altgilbers earned BFAs from Cleveland Institute of Art and Ursuline College before relocating to the East Coast, earning her MFA from Montclair State University (NJ) and currently teaching at SUNY Old Westbury College on Long Island. “Relic” can be seen reworking the post-industrial ruin exhibiting widely in rustbelt…
Read MoreLatitudes and Longitudes – Dott Schneider
A longtime Cleveland mixed media artist, Dott von Schneider received her CEAP from the Ecole des Beaux-arts de Rouen in 1996. Her work has been exhibited internationally and featured in publications such as Kölnisch Rundshau, The Plain Dealer, Cleveland Magazine, Jane Magazine, Cleveland Scene, and Northern Ohio Live. She also functions as Cultural Maraca…
Read MoreBlue Tango – Maria Winiarski
Apophenia Immaculate: AI for Shortening – David Sulik
David Sulik is a traditionally trained artist who became interested in the computer and its possibilities as an art tool while establishing himself in Cleveland after graduating from The Cleveland Institute of Art in 1984 with a degree in Drawing; double minor in Painting and Silversmithing. During 2005 – 2007 he returned to school to…
Read MoreIn and Out of Shadow – Terri Tufts
I am very grateful to Preston Buchtel for his support and technical advice, and for helping me to hang all of this. Preston is also responsible for the backward ticking clock on ENTROPY one-five-six. Thanks also to Deidre Lauer who is helping me to entertain at the Literary after the artist reception. I have been…
Read MoreTemporality – Cynthia Penter
Temporality: Spirit of the World An exhibition of film and video loops and photographs exploring women, the elements, and time. By Cynthia PenterBrandt Gallery, Tremont From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Temporality is a term often used in philosophy in talking about the way time is. The traditional mode of temporality is a linear procession of…
Read MoreCurve Sets – Jayce Renner
“This kind of art [conceptual] is not theoretical or illustrative of theories; it is intuitive, it is involved with all types of mental processes… The idea becomes a machine that makes the art.” Sol LeWitt, Art Forum, June 1967 My current body of work in the show “Curve Sets [Information Art]” originated from a desire…
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