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ARTneo exhibitions and programming is made possible by memberships, individual donors and through support by 78th Street Studios, The Cleveland Foundation, Char and Chuck Fowler Family Foundation, and The David & Inez Myers Foundation.

11/05/2022
 Kidspastel on paper41”L x 23”H / 2004 (available)A Retrospective will on view in  and ARTneo until November 4th.
10/12/2022


Kids
pastel on paper
41”L x 23”H / 2004 (available)

A Retrospective will on view in and ARTneo until November 4th.

ARTneo +  are OPEN today from 11am-6pmStop in during our open business hours this week to view John W. Carlson: A Retros...
09/29/2022

ARTneo + are OPEN today from 11am-6pm

Stop in during our open business hours this week to view John W. Carlson: A Retrospective!

Paintings are on view in HEDGE on the second floor of and Drawings + Prints can be seen in ARTneo Museum.

On view until November 4th

Join us TONIGHT from 5:30-7:30pm for the preview reception of John W. Carlson: A Retrospective!This exhibition opening i...
09/14/2022

Join us TONIGHT from 5:30-7:30pm for the preview reception of John W. Carlson: A Retrospective!

This exhibition opening in + will feature paintings, prints and drawings created during Carlson’s extensive artistic career in Northeast Ohio.

Pictured: / Drawing #79, charcoal + paint on paper, 23”L x 35”H, 2017 (available)

For inquiries please contact HEDGE Gallery’s Director, .

09/13/2022

The Fall 2022 CAN Journal ... entering our second decade with a new design, courtesy of JoAnn Dickey. Get yours 5 - 8 pm Friday at La Cosecha Galeria.

Artist John W. Carlson’s images “are ‘gestural’ in at least two senses,” Joseph Clark wrote in 2019. “His brushstrokes are unconcealed and dramatic, and his subjects splay and contort their bodies to communicate operatic emotion. Painted with limited but vivid colors, the men and women of Carlson’s paintings grapple with existence itself. They sulk, wince, bare teeth, hide their eyes,
crumple into the ground, and cling to each other. Their postures and gestures are raw depictions of struggle.” The artist, who passed away in 2020, will be remembered and his work celebrated
in two exhibitions this fall, at ARTneo, and at HEDGE Gallery (September 14–November 4). Cover image: Cinderella Sleeping It Off, oil and charcoal on canvas, 46 x 42 inches, 2017.

09/13/2022

This is the week!

The retrospective exhibition for Cleveland artist John W. Carlson opens at HEDGE Gallery and ARTneo Museum featuring paintings, prints and drawings created during his extensive artistic career in Northeast Ohio.

Join us at the Preview this Wednesday, September 14, 5:30-7:30pm or the Opening Reception on Friday, September 16, 5:00-8:00pm.

We have selected some of Carlson's most prominent works to honor his career, dating from the mid 1990's to 2020, including early landscapes, his black and white narratives, the Woman series, BLUES series, and his most recent abstractions as well as a number of charcoal and oil stick drawings and monoprints.

HEDGE Gallery and ARTneo will both be open for these receptions, and during normal business hours. On view until November 4, 2022.

Pictured: John W. Carlson, Conversation, oil and charcoal on canvas, 48"L x 36"H, 2017 (available)

08/25/2022

The Fall 2022 CAN Journal ... entering our second decade with a new design, courtesy of JoAnn Dickey. Get yours 5 - 8 pm Friday at La Cosecha Galeria.

Artist John W. Carlson’s images “are ‘gestural’ in at least two senses,” Joseph Clark wrote in 2019. “His brushstrokes are unconcealed and dramatic, and his subjects splay and contort their bodies to communicate operatic emotion. Painted with limited but vivid colors, the men and women of Carlson’s paintings grapple with existence itself. They sulk, wince, bare teeth, hide their eyes,
crumple into the ground, and cling to each other. Their postures and gestures are raw depictions of struggle.” The artist, who passed away in 2020, will be remembered and his work celebrated
in two exhibitions this fall, at ARTneo, and at HEDGE Gallery (September 14–November 4). Cover image: Cinderella Sleeping It Off, oil and charcoal on canvas, 46 x 42 inches, 2017.

Photos from Art EverySpace's post
07/25/2022

Photos from Art EverySpace's post

07/14/2022

This Friday is the art walk AND the Collective Arts Network Journal Triennial reception at 78th Street Studios! 🖼💛

It's Third Friday this week at  and we're celebrating! View CAN Triennial works at ARTneo this Friday from 5-9pm      Po...
07/13/2022

It's Third Friday this week at and we're celebrating! View CAN Triennial works at ARTneo this Friday from 5-9pm

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Tonight is the LAST CHANCE to view "Drawn To Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements" Come see us down on the lower ramp level...
01/21/2022

Tonight is the LAST CHANCE to view "Drawn To Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements"

Come see us down on the lower ramp level at 78th Street Studios during our THIRD FRIDAY Art Walk, we'll be open tonight until 9pm and you can even support us by purchasing an adult beverage from BARneo, also located down in RAMP!

This is the LAST WEEK to view Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements!We hope that if you haven't had a chance to che...
01/17/2022

This is the LAST WEEK to view Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements!

We hope that if you haven't had a chance to check out this stunning exhibition featuring the work of Northeast, Ohio ceramists, Andrea LeBlond, Beth Lindenberger, Donna Webb and Sandy Miller that you'll join us in ARTneo during our open business hours:

Wednesday-Thursday 1:30-5:00pm or during extended hours on Friday from 1:30-9:00pm for 78th Street Studios THIRD FRIDAY Art Walk!

Drawn to Clay closes on Friday, January 21st.

Pictured: Work by Beth Lindenberger

New Year, Same Exhibit!If you have't had a chance to stop in ARTneo to see Andrea LeBlond, Beth Lindenberger , Donna Web...
01/03/2022

New Year, Same Exhibit!

If you have't had a chance to stop in ARTneo to see Andrea LeBlond, Beth Lindenberger , Donna Webb and Sandy Miller's exhibit: Drawn to Clay, stop in this week during our open business hours Wednesday-Saturday 1:30-5:00pm

Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements will be on view until January 21, 2022. Stay tuned for details about our upcoming exhibit!

Pictured: Work by Donna Webb

Wishing everyone a safe, healthy and happy New Year’s Eve 🍾 Join us after the holiday in ARTneo during our open business...
12/31/2021

Wishing everyone a safe, healthy and happy New Year’s Eve 🍾

Join us after the holiday in ARTneo during our open business hours, for Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements featuring the work of Northeast Ohio ceramicists: , Beth Lindenberger], Donna Webb] and on view until January 21st!

Until then, have a wonderful New Year and we’ll see you in 2022 🎉

Pictured: Donna Webb] + Beth Lindenberger] collaboration

ARTneo is thrilled to have been featured in the article "Cleveland History Center exhibit argues for greater appreciatio...
12/18/2021

ARTneo is thrilled to have been featured in the article "Cleveland History Center exhibit argues for greater appreciation of art from city’s industrial heyday" from Cleveland.com, which sparked an offer to work out a plan to upload images from our collection to http://clevelandmemory.org/!

"Sabine Kretzschmar, president of ARTneo’s board of directors, said she’d welcome opportunities to share the collection with other institutions, including the Western Reserve Historical Society. She also suggested in an interview that regional arts or cultural institutions devoted to the area’s history could form a consortium to share materials and resources.

“I would love to see something that’s more comprehensive, that stays on view longer, where people at any one time could get a better sense of the visual art history of the region,’’

Head over to https://www.cleveland.com/news/2021/12/cleveland-history-center-exhibit-argues-for-greater-appreciation-of-art-from-citys-industrial-heyday.html to read the entire article!

Join us in ARTneo for extended hours TONIGHT 12/17 from 1:30-9pm for  THIRD FRIDAY Art Walk!If you haven’t had the chanc...
12/17/2021

Join us in ARTneo for extended hours TONIGHT 12/17 from 1:30-9pm for THIRD FRIDAY Art Walk!

If you haven’t had the chance to view our current exhibit, “Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements” curated by featuring the work of Northeast Ohio ceramicists, , , and make sure to visit the lower Ramp level this evening—the artists will also be showcasing smaller works around the outside of the museum that you can take home the same night (perfect gifts for those last minute holiday shoppers!)

You can also support ARTneo Museum this evening when you purchase a beverage from BARneo, also located on the lower level 🥂

Pictured: Works by

Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements is on view until January 21st! Join us this week for our open hours:Wednesday...
12/14/2021

Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements is on view until January 21st! Join us this week for our open hours:

Wednesday: 1:30-5:00pm
Thursday: 1:30-5:00pm
Friday: 1:30-9:00pm (extended hours for 78th Street Studios THIRD FRIDAY Art Walk!)
Saturday: 1:30-5:00pm

Pictured: Andrea LeBlond

Shop Local and Support The Arts when you join us during the Cleveland Bazaar Holiday Bazaar TODAY from 10am-9pm and TOMO...
12/11/2021

Shop Local and Support The Arts when you join us during the Cleveland Bazaar Holiday Bazaar TODAY from 10am-9pm and TOMORROW from 10am-6pm!

4 Floors, Over 150 Guest Artisans and The Creative Businesses of 78th Street Studios will be here for you to shop with small businesses for the holidays!

Grab a drink from BARneo in RAMP and refuel with a bite to eat from Local West in smARTspace or Betty's Bomb Ass Burgers Food Truck located near the main entrance!

Sandy has always had a great appreciation of our natural world and her life activities explore various aspects including...
12/10/2021

Sandy has always had a great appreciation of our natural world and her life activities explore various aspects including gardening, hiking, kayaking, and fishing. Her curiosity and interest in nature also applies to her learning and experimentation in her ceramics and weaving work. Over the years, she has enjoyed creating a wide range of sculptural and functional work, expanding her awareness of the role ceramics play in her everyday life.

ARTneo will be open today from 1:30-5:00pm, tomorrow for the Holiday Bazaar 12/11 from 10am-9pm and Sunday 12/12 from 10am-6pm!

"For me, repetition and variation is the most powerful of design principles. It allows the artist to choose among the va...
12/09/2021

"For me, repetition and variation is the most powerful of design principles. It allows the artist to choose among the variations created and to establish what is important and let go of what is not. My sculptures come into being through repetition of wheel throwing processes and variation in those processes due to a myriad of personal and environmental interventions"

-Donna Webb

THIS WEEKEND is the Cleveland Bazaar Holiday Bazaar at 78th Street Studios! Invite your friends and come out for two days of holiday shopping! Donna, Andrea, Sandy and Beth will also have smaller ceramic pieces on display that you can take home the same day and make for the PERFECT gift for someone you love this holiday season.

"My hand-built sculptural forms and surfaces are based on natural and microscopic organisms and objects of pro-generatio...
12/08/2021

"My hand-built sculptural forms and surfaces are based on natural and microscopic organisms and objects of pro-generation; engaging, interacting and suggesting potential. Made in both porcelain and red earthenware, the surfaces are sometimes glazed, shiny and soft other times unglazed and dry, much like that found in the natural world. I am not as interested in copying nature, but responding to it. I choose a clay and firing temperature that enables the best solution for my idea."

-Beth Lindenberger

Stop into ARTneo to see Beth's work along with Sandy Miller, Donna Webb and Andrea LeBlond's in our current exhibition Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements today, well be open from 1:30-5:00pm!

"Through the juxtaposition of drawn line and wire onto the solid mass of clay, I can enjoy the play between delicate and...
12/07/2021

"Through the juxtaposition of drawn line and wire onto the solid mass of clay, I can enjoy the play between delicate and heavy, solid and ephemeral, structure and disintegration. These opposing sides represent for me natural order and balance"

-Andrea LeBlond

Join us in ARTneo to view Drawn To Clay: The Alchemy of The Elements featuring work by Sandy Miller, Donna Webb, Beth Li...
12/07/2021

Join us in ARTneo to view Drawn To Clay: The Alchemy of The Elements featuring work by Sandy Miller, Donna Webb, Beth Lindenberger and Andrea LeBlond and get your holiday shopping done early!

We'll be open for extended hours this week:

Wednesday: 1:30-5:00pm
Thursday: 1:30-5:00pm
Friday 1:30-5:00pm

ARTneo will also be open during the Cleveland Bazaar's Holiday Bazaar this weekend:
Saturday: 10am-9pm
Sunday:10am-6pm

You'll also have an opportunity to support BARneo during the Bazaar where we'll be selling Beer, Wine, Seltzers, Soda and Booze Pouches courtesy of Pope's Kitchen!

DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT!Starting today, all contributions to the museum will be matched dollar-to-dollar for  . These donatio...
11/30/2021

DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT!

Starting today, all contributions to the museum will be matched dollar-to-dollar for . These donations will support the museum's mission and regional art--No gift is too small or large!

Please join us in celebrating Ohio artists! Here at ARTneo, your gift means more! Founded in 1984, ARTneo is the only nonprofit regional art museum that explicitly exhibits and collects the works of Northeast Ohio artists.

Our home in the 78th Street Studios is the destination for those who are excited by the local heritage and artistic legacy on display.

Your contribution will make an impact, whether you donate $5 or $500. Every little bit helps. Thank you for your support!

To donate please visit our GIVING TUESDAY Fundraiser and let us know in the comments why you give in ✨

11/16/2021

Join us in ARTneo for our current exhibit, Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements, this week for our open business hours:

Wednesday 1:30-5:00pm
Thursday 1:30-5:00pm
Friday from 1:30-9:00pm, extended hours for THIRD FRIDAY art walk
Saturday from 1:30-5:00pm

We are excited to announce that the artists’: , , and will also be featuring more work along the exterior of the museum—the perfect ceramic pieces to gift to someone you love this holiday season!

Please note that 78th Street Studios THIRD FRIDAY Art Walk is a ticketed event and tickets will need to be purchased in advance through their website www.78thstreetstudios.com

Tickets can always be purchased at the door if the building is not at capacity!

ARTneo is OPEN today from 1:30-5:00pm!Stop by to view our current exhibit, Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements fe...
10/23/2021

ARTneo is OPEN today from 1:30-5:00pm!

Stop by to view our current exhibit, Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements featuring the work of four Northeast Ohio Ceramicists: , , , and

Pictured: Horse Hair Raku Vessel by Sandy Miller

ARTneo’s current exhibit Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements featuring the work of Northeast Ohio Ceramists, , , ...
10/20/2021

ARTneo’s current exhibit Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements featuring the work of Northeast Ohio Ceramists, , , and is currently on view!

Stop by the museum during our new business hours Wednesday-Saturday from 1:30-5:00pm!

For private appointments please email [email protected]

Pictured: Andrea LeBlond

Beth Lindenberger has been an Art Faculty member at Kent State's Stark Campus, Cuyahoga Community College and the Univer...
10/13/2021

Beth Lindenberger has been an Art Faculty member at Kent State's Stark Campus, Cuyahoga Community College and the University of Akron from 1997-2015. For over 30 years, she has been the Ceramics Studio Manager and Instructor at the Cuyahoga Valley Art Center.

"As a student of sculpture, I found clay to encompass all the flexible properties that bronze, wood, and stone did not. The effects of fire on clay, the richness of the glazed surfaces and the ability to duplicate the qualities of other materials was an instant draw"

Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements opens to the public THIS FRIDAY during 78th Street Studios THIRD FRIDAY Art Walk!

Purchase your tickets today through Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/78th-street-studios-october-third-friday-art-walk-tickets-184792648787?aff=78thtenants or pay at the door!

Pictured: Lindenberger, "Diatoms (Protista)", porcelain, 2 x 2 ft, 2021

Andrea LeBlond graduated from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 1995 with a BFA in ceramics. For two decades, she has be...
10/11/2021

Andrea LeBlond graduated from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 1995 with a BFA in ceramics. For two decades, she has been a ceramics instructor at Community College's Eastern and Metro Campuses, The University of Akron and the Cleveland Institute of Art.

"My work is about cultivating order within the chaos of life. Drawing inspiration from cellular organisms, microscopic particles and the geology of my environment. I welcome balance, symmetry and precision into my pieces--invoking the order and stillness that is found buried within life's inevitable disarray"

Join Andrea along with Beth Lindenberger, Donna Webb and Sandy Miller in their upcoming exhibition titled Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements, opening THIS FRIDAY during 78th Street Studios THIRD FRIDAY Art Walk!

THIRD FRIDAY is currently a ticketed event at $5 a person (free for those 16 and under) to help manage capacity in the building to create a safe and positive environment to support the arts. Purchase a ticket in advance through Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/78th-street-studios-october-third-friday-art-walk-tickets-184792648787?aff=78thtenants or get one at the door!

We hope to see you there!

Pictured: "Bowl for Play" by Andrea LeBlond

http://canjournal.org/2021/08/artneo-presents-drawn-to-clay-the-alchemy-of-the-elements/
10/07/2021
ARTneo Presents Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements - Collective Arts Network - CAN Journal

http://canjournal.org/2021/08/artneo-presents-drawn-to-clay-the-alchemy-of-the-elements/

  This exhibition presents the work of four Northeast Ohio women who all have decades of experience in the ceramic arts. The natural world has provided much inspiration for these artists who are moved by the infinite variation in process, form, and color found in nature. Their overlapping interests...

Donna Webb graduated from the University of Michigan with an MFA in Drawing and Ceramics. For several decades, she taugh...
10/05/2021

Donna Webb graduated from the University of Michigan with an MFA in Drawing and Ceramics. For several decades, she taught ceramics and the history of the craft at The University of Akron's Myers School of Art where she is Professor Emeritus.

"Working with clay, I enjoy making both sculptural and functional objects. My sculptures often look like atoms, planets, machine parts and flowers. I love that such abstract and general shapes can each exhibit nuance and specificity. This is what people also love about functional ceramic pieces."

Join Donna alongside Andrea LeBlond , Beth Lindenberger, and Sandy Miller on Friday, October 15th during 78th Street Studios THIRD FRIDAY art walk for the Opening Reception of Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements in ARTneo Museum!

Get your tickets today through Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/78th-street-studios-october-third-friday-art-walk-tickets-184792648787?aff=78thtenants

Pictured: Work by Donna Webb

Over the past four decades, Sandy Miller has attended Lakeland Community College ceramics courses and has participated i...
10/01/2021

Over the past four decades, Sandy Miller has attended Lakeland Community College ceramics courses and has participated in various national workshops.

Prior to ceramics, Sandy's artistic ventures began in fiber art, which over time has been incorporated with weaving and fibers into her ceramic pieces. She is constantly experimenting with new techniques in her studio.

"My goal from the beginning has been to make simple, elegant forms, complete and balance. The majority of my work consists of mid-fire stoneware, porcelain, and raku bodies. I spend a great deal of time working on form and glaze development. Construction of the initial clay form is very physical, involving wedging, throwing, trimming, and glazing. The inclusion of fibers and weaving in my creative process occurs in the final stage and provides a calm and relaxing state of being"

Join us in the Museum on Friday, October 15th from 5-9pm for the Opening Reception of Drawn to Clay: The Alchemy of the Elements featuring work from four Northeast Ohio Ceramicists: Andrea LeBlond, Beth Lindenberger, Donna Webb, and Sandy Miller.

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Founded in 1984, ARTneo has explicitly researched, collected and exhibited the artworks of Northeast Ohio artists. We are stewards and storytellers of the diverse visual arts legacy of Northeast Ohio. Located at the 78th Street Studios in the historic Gordon Square district in Cleveland, the museum interprets and shares the rich artistic heritage of the region of both past and present artists through innovative exhibitions, educational programming and a celebrated publication portfolio.


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Gordon Square Arts District is now accepting applications for Artist-in-Residence. Visual artists who live or work in the Gordon Square neighborhood are invited to submit proposals that include a community project component. The Gordon Square Arts District launched its artist-in-residence program in 2017 and is now seeking its third artist. Applications can be found online
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