Front Page of Cleveland Plain Dealer Friday Magazine September 20, 2013
pictured: Three Comma One, 2013
Ingenuity Cleveland 2013 Festival
I’m pleased to be exhibiting my new works at this years Ingenuity Festival. The Ingenuity Gallery will be an entire warehouse full of innovative art, pressing mediums to the limit and stretching the imagination.
The 2013 Ingenuity Cleveland Festival will take place on September 20 – 22 at Warehouses 32 and 30 which sit on the lakefront north of First Energy (Browns) Stadium and the Great Lakes Science Center. The Ingenuity Gallery will be located inside Warehouse 32
Hours
Friday 5PM – 1AM
Saturday Noon – 1AM
Sunday Noon – 5PM
Ingenuity’s mission is to ignite the creative spark where the arts, science, and technology intersect. By animating Cleveland’s urban spaces with world-class, innovative experiences, Ingenuity provides a unique platform to explore the boundaries of art and technology.
For more info, visit the Ingenuity website http://ingenuitycleveland.com/
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The Art of Healing: Art Exhibition launching the Joan Hisaoka Healing Arts Gallery at Smith Center in Washington DC Art Advisory – 20 Healing Artists
I’m proud to among 19 other artists being represented by the Joan Hisaoka Healing Arts Gallery at Smith Center for the Healing Arts in Washington DC. They have begun a new Art Advisory after holding a call for entries to select 20 artists to represent. Smith Center is a non profit Health, Education and Arts Center helping people with Cancer with a holistic approach that includes art’s ability to transform and heal. I find it very meaningful to have my as part of this initiative as all profits go to help serve people with cancer.
The gallery’s press release says:
After years of engaging our community through the Gallery’s 30 plus exhibitions, working with over 400 artists, and developing a citywide arts festival, our Art Advisory service now takes the same inspirational and healing fine art into the homes and work environments of private collectors, corporations and healthcare facilities. All profits from this initiative will go towards Smith Center’s ongoing services for people affected by cancer, including cancer patient and caregiver retreats and support programs, as well as patient navigation services in underserved parts of DC.
CLICK HERE TO READ ARTICLE IN THE HUFFINGTON POST
Above: Installation – My work “Bumps in the Road” at left
Opening Reception
Opening Reception
