6.16
West 78th Street Studios, 1300 W. 78th St., CLE “Third Fridays Artwalk.” Open 5-9pm. This week featuring the “Cavs Victory Celebration Photography by Christina Sadowski.” One-Night Show at E11even2 Gallery.
Also at ARTNeo “ARTmeow.” It will include art spanning more than 100 years by northeast Ohio artists depicting this animal which is a work of art unto itself, as it explores the feline as muse in ARTmeow: The Cool Cats of Cleveland. (Image Above)
Popeye Gallery “Word Up.”
Kenneth Paul Lesko Gallery, 1305 West 80th St., CLE 216.870.6719 www.kennethpaullesko.com “Scott McIntire-Flora and Fauna.” Opening 5-9pm.
Ursuline College Wasmer Gallery 2550 Lander Road, CLE “Art grads from the past 50 years. Opening 5-8pm.
6.17
Bay Arts, 28795 Lake Road, Bay Village. “Art & Music Festival.” Open 10am-4pm.
6.17-18
Zygote Press, 1410 East 30th St., CLE 216.621.2900 www.zygotepress.com “Fun-Rai$er” Monothon “ Open Sat 10AM-Sun 10AM. You don’t have to have infinite stamina to attend Zygote Press’s “Fun-Rai$er” Monothon unless you are going to try to stay for the whole 24-hour event. Starting at 10am Saturday, you can come and watch some of northeast Ohio’s top artists create monoprints in the Zygote studio, including Amy Casey, Hillary Gent, Christi Birchfield, Douglas Max Utter, Kasumi, John Carlson and many many more. If you’re not a marathoner, the “Peak Party” runs from 6-10pm Saturday evening. DJ Al Mothersbaugh will be spinning deep funk grooves, former Cleveland city councilman Joe Cimperman and Zygote co-founder Bellamy Printz will be emceeing, and partygoers can do hands-on printing as well as get first dibs on purchasing prints. Or you can come for the Bloody Mary Binger Bar and donuts on Sunday morning from 8-10am to help wind up the event. Peak Party tickets are $25 which includes one drink ticket and a hot dog from the Happy Dog (vegan dogs available). Bloody Mary Binger Bar tickets are $15, which includes one drink.
Tech Position Opening:
EDINBORO UNIVERSITY OF PA has an opening for a Volunteer/Technical Assistant in Ceramics. The position is well-suited for someone who recently earned a bachelor’s degree in ceramics and is seeking another year or two to build their portfolio in a comprehensively equipped, diverse ceramics program.
RESPONSIBILITIES: primarily includes mixing slips and glazes for the beginning ceramics classes and overseeing electric and gas kiln firings.
COMPENSATION: Non-salaried, however; studio space, materials, and firing privileges are provided in exchange for only10 hours of work per week. We have 23 kilns (electric, gas, soda and two wood kilns)
START DATE: anytime this summer, but no later than mid-August 2017
DEADLINE: Applications will be reviewed as received. Position open until filled.
FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION and how to apply: please email Lee Rexrode at lrexrode@edinboro.edu
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