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SOUTH GALLERY EXHIBIT
Sean McConnor Recent Works
Sean McConnor of Greenville, Pa., won a well-deserved First Place award in the 77th Midyear exhibition at the Butler Institute of American Art for "Vase, Book, and Letter." — Steven Litt, The Plain Dealer
Upcoming Concert:
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NEW EXHIBIT OPENING MAY 16MATT DIBBLE: BRACE
A solo exhibition of paintings and drawings by Matt Dibble
Opens on Friday 16 May 2014 at T&Co. 3rd Friday – 6-9 p.m. 
“One of the most significant developments for me as an artist is that I now have places to consistently exhibit my paintings. I worked for a number years without this kind of outlet, always preparing but never knowing if my work would be seen. Today, I’m fortunate enough to have gained this type of support.
“Discovering that I’m not alone has reinforced me, allowed me to be freer in my approach to painting and all that goes with it. It has reduced doubt and added substantial energy to my creative process. I’ve learned to embrace all the necessary tasks needed to mount an art exhibition, from the craftsmanship required to make a stretcher to the intricacies of collaborating with the gallery. The whole process intrigues me. “When I show my work in a gallery, people write about it. They purchase it, praise it and criticize it. I become not just an isolated artist working alone, but rather part of the larger conversation. While exhibitions force me to deal with both the positive and the negative, they continue to provide much needed engagement. “Painting and drawing have always been anchors for me. Life’s pull is very strong, and I struggle to keep it from distracting me from my aim. I’ve found that the gallery is my cornerstone. It acts as a brace to sustain and keep me upright, in front of the easel, experiencing the moment.” — Matt Dibble, April 2014
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78th Street Studios - Third Friday Art Walks featured on WKYC 3
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CLEVELAND -- The building is a former automotive factory and once was the American Greetings headquarters. Now the 78th Street Studios is the largest fine art complex of it's kind in Northeast Ohio and it's drawing artists and crowds to the Gordon Square art district every month. Although the building takes up the majority of a city block, it still feels like a hidden gem. Inside, 47 creative businesses occupy different creative spaces on three floors. |
