8.4-6

8.4

Heights Art Gallery, 2175 Lee Road, Cleveland Hts., 216.371.3457 www.heightsarts.org  “I Am Artful.”  Opening 6 -9pm. 

Waterloo Arts, 15605 Waterloo Rd., CLE 216.692.9500 artscollinwood.org  “Walk all over Waterloo.”  5-9pm.  Erin R. Miller will be opening a show of her work at Praxis Fiber Workshop, where she reproduces packing materials as fiber sculptures. And stop in the Space: ROCK Gallery to see All That Glitters, which features photos by four photographers of the Ohio Burlesque Festival.

Morgan Conservatory, 1754 E. 47^th Street, CLE 216.361.9255, www.morganconservatory.org  “Dual Exhibition of Paper and Book Arts.”  6pm. Morgan Conservatory celebrates the opening of two exhibitions, Below the Surface, an intaglio exhibition, and the Know-how Workshop Instructors Exhibition.

Cleveland Museum of Art, 11150 East Blvd, CLE 216.421.7350, www.clevelandart.org  “CMA’s Mix.” 6-10pm.   The event this month will have a 50s flavor. Get Hep Swing will be teaching the jitterbug, the music will be drawn from the 50s, and there will be 50s-style crafted cocktails available.  Mix tickets are $10 in advance, $15 at the door, which includes admission to the Alex Katz show.

8.4 + 6

Cleveland Museum of Art, 11150 East Blvd, CLE 216.421.7350, www.clevelandart.org  “Hieronymous Bosch Explored in Film.”  8.4 7:30 pm Screening  8.6  1:30 pm Screening. Dutch painter Hieronymous Bosch lived in the 15th century but his fantastical, macabre work continues to fascinate people today. And although only a handful of his works survive, he influenced many painters in the century that followed.  The 2016 documentary film, The Curious World of Hieronymus Bosch, gives viewers a look at an exhibition called Visions of Genius that took place in his hometown Netherland, which assembled most of his extant work and attracted half a million visitors to the small town of Den Bosch.

8.5

Lakewood Arts Festival.  10 am – 6 pm.  Featuring the work of NOC Members Bette Drake, Yumiko Goto, Lauren Herzak-Bauman, Elaine Lamb, Ikuko Miklowski and Mark Yasenchack.

Ongoing:

Canton Museum of Art, 1001 Market Ave., N. Canton 330.453.7666.  www.cantonart.org  “Scrimmage: Football in American Art from the Civil War to Present .”  Up Through October 29^th.