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"Christopher Pekoc's latest exhibitions reveal the rewards of an artist who continues to challenge himself in new and increasingly difficult ways." - Josh Usmani

Read this and more about the exhibitions at Tregoning & Company and Akron Art Museum in the Cleveland Scene's "Hand in Hand: New Exhibits from Christopher Pekoc Challenge the Viewer"
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CASSINI and Beyond:

Recent Paintings by

JAMES MASSENA MARCH
Opens THIRD FRIDAY, January 16, 2015
My paintings are about space, form and energy. I generally start painting without preconceived notions as to the final outcome and build space through a series of
constructions and destructions. The paintings begin with a loose set of limitations and directives. I often work with an abstract idea in mind; several scientific concepts come to mind, to give me focus. I then paint freely, gradually narrowing my focus and zeroing in on a composition that depicts a solid structure, intriguing space and spontaneity of design. I am interested in complex spatial relationships that lead to a feeling of a comprehensive whole which has energy and a life of its own. I am also interested in linear movement and visual paradoxes. I do a great deal of my composing on the canvas and never know what I will end up with until I am done. For me painting is an act of discovery. 



 Christopher Pekoc: Hand Made II


 Tregoning & Company is proud to offer its third solo exhibition for the distinguished Cleveland Arts Prize-winning artist Christopher Pekoc: HAND MADE 2. The selling exhibition opened with the artist present on Friday 21 November 2014 during the 78th Street Studios 3rd FRIDAY event, and continues through 31 January 2015.

Christopher Pekoc is enjoying the most significant year of his career: he has been the focus of two major museum solo exhibitions: at the Amarillo Museum of Art earlier this year, and the second just opened at the Akron Art Museum.

Concurrently with Akron Museum’s show, HAND MADE 2 offers several brand-new stitched assemblages that continue to explore Pekoc’s fascination with photographic imagery and raw materials that are transformed through destruction, intense manual manipulation and reconstruction into objects of wonder and beauty.

78th Street Studios - Third Friday Art Walks 
featured on WKYC 3

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.