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June 28, 2023

Spaced out: Artist Isaiah Williams’ latest creation pays tribute to the Metroparks

Artist Isaiah Williams

Cleveland native Isaiah Williams has lived all over Greater Cleveland. Raised in Beachwood, he moved to Lakewood as a young adult and now lives in Midtown. And with the 40 to 50 murals he estimates he’s painted in and around Northeast Ohio, the 31-year-old artist can easily say he’s left...

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June 07, 2023

Art Exhibit Featuring 200,000 Flowers Opens at Cleveland Public Library This Weekend

Law’s “Calyx” exhibit at the Kunsthalle Museum, Germany, 2023.

British artist Rebecca Louise Law this weekend will debut “The Archive,” an immersive three-dimensional exhibit featuring thousands of flowers, in the Cleveland Public Library’s Brett Hall in the Main Library.It opens on Saturday, June 10 at 10 a.m. and will be on display through spring 2024.Saturday’s opening will feature Law...

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June 05, 2023

Cleveland's Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood debuts community garden to promote gathering, education

Former educator and First Lady of Calvary Hill Church of God in Christ Iris Fields turns on the buil

A community garden opened Friday in Cleveland’s Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood to bring fresh, healthy foods to a historically redlined and underserved community. Where there is now a fenced in plot of newly-planted carrots, collard greens, butternut squash and more once stood abandoned homes and later empty vacant lots. “It was a residential area,”...

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March 09, 2023

New murals celebrate Latino heritage in Cleveland

Designed by Dante Rodriguez and painted by Mike Sobeck, the murals at Meyer Pool transform the concr

Nine new murals by various local artists add bright colors and imagery to several buildings in Cleveland’s Clark-Fulton neighborhood. Many of the murals reflect the area’s vibrant Latino culture and community. The artwork was recently unveiled on buildings along West 25th Street near the MetroHealth campus, as well as other locations on...

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January 09, 2023

Crain's editorial: Getting around

Temporary concrete barricades known as Jersey barriers have bisected Public Square since the spring

We're just days into 2023, and there's already one candidate for the best news of the year: The end is near for the ugly Jersey barriers along Superior Avenue on Public Square. It's been a long time coming, and the early-stage design plan submitted last week by LAND Studio, working with...

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