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| December 4 - 29
David Perelman-Hall is a photographer residing in Cleveland Heights whose work includes portrait, landscape, nature, close-up, and digitally-altered fine art photography. He blends powerful use of lighting with natural and man-made scenes to produce images that are simultaneously accessible and abstract. |
| November 3 - Decenber 1
TBA |
| October 2 - November 3
Shaker Heights native Diane Schwartz has travelled the world .
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photographed the local trees. Three distinctive trees come into
special focus in this exhibit: the stately ancient olive groves
of
Egnatza, Italy, the wind-pruned oaks of Okracoke Island, North
Carolina and haunting beauty of Shaker Heights' sycamores. Both
framed and
matted photos will be available for sale, and plenty of stories of
travels and views from Diane. Refreshments and a musical treat
will be
served. |
| September 4 - 29
A well-known artist in Taiwan, Chin-Tsai Liao, brings his
excellent
Chinese calligraphy and
watercolor paintings to his American debut here at the Annex
Gallery.
Liao studied calligraphy from Master Tien-Su Huang, and is now the
executive director and instructor of Taiwan Calligraphy and Painting
Education Association. He has won numerous awards in Taiwan for
calligraphy and now runs a gallery called Huang Hsueh Art Gallery in
Chang Hua City, Taiwan. Loganberry was pleased to be featured
about
this show in the Erie Chinese
Journal. |
| August 7 - September 1
Three Shaker Heights artists, Maurice Perkins, Minako Akamine
Wreen and
Joy Cusi Griffith, share a studio and creative inspirations together.
Their backgrounds and media are rather different however, so you can
enjoy diverse outcroppings of their artistic aspirations and cultural
influences. Come meet the artists, enjoy international
refreshments,
and encounter something new. |
| July 3 - August 4
The Contemporary Cloth Artists are local quilt makers who turn
the idea
of stodgy old quilts upside-down. By incorporating words, images,
patterns and vibrant colors, this quilt show is part textile art, part
poetry slam. Come see the integration of words and texture in
this
visual treat. |
| June 5 - 30
Even professional photographers need to experiment and
play. Wedding
photographer by day, Terry Michelle will showcase her abstract and
modern photographs, collages and digitally enhanced photographs in the
Annex Gallery exhibition. Opening reception with Terry is always
a
party, and with luck, she'll have live music, too. |
| May 1 - June 2
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| April 3-28
An encore Annex Gallery show featuring the imaginative works
of several
local artists who create entirely new works of art out of crusty old
tomes.
This year, they each had a volume of the turn-of-century Book of
Knowledge,
and they each did something different with it. Artists include Myrna
London
Aidlin, Sarah Clague, Gene Epstein, Margaret Yuko Kimura, Terre Maher,
Lynn O'Brien, Jackie Parsons, Myrna Tatar and Anne Weissman. |
| March 6 - 31
Before Carolyn Fitzgerald ran the excellent Cafe Limbo, she
was an artist.
Now she's returned to her roots, and is featuring large-scale oil
abstract
paintings in this Annex Gallery show. Come say hello and see the
other creative side of Carolyn Fitzgerald. |
| February 7 - March 3
When I first saw Mark's small ceramic skull sculptures, like
gothic
masks with macabre humor, I wanted them all, and I wanted to see them
act
their lives out on stage, or perhaps in graphic novel format.
When
Mark said he was interested in having an Annex Gallery show here in
February,
I was delighted, but even more so with his title of Valentine's
Skulls!
Oh, every sweetheart needs one! Mark also does some large-scale
abstract
paintings, and these will also be featured in this show. |
| January 3 - February 4
Local photographer Janeen Hobby has traveled to Europe,
Southeast Asia
and Yemen to being us views of people and places we might not know
firsthand.
Her eye is exacting and engaging, and she's bringing in a whopping 45
framed
photographs for one of largest single-artist Annex Gallery shows
yet.
Come meet the artist and drink a toast to the new year. |
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09/24/08