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A visit to the Galleries at Cleveland State By: Trinity Stevens Art, in all of its beauty, lies hidden a wealth of unanswered questions. Sometimes those are hard, ugly questions, but ones that must be faced. The current exhibit at the Galleries at Cleveland State University, “Here There Be Monsters,” is a perfect example of …
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The making of Red Bike with Holly Holsinger By Trinity Stevens The world has been away from the stage for over a year now. The Cleveland State University Theatre Department is continuously adapting to provide its students with the most hands-on way of practicing their craft. Even if that means creating a new art form. …
An interview with a dance class accompanist By Trinity Stevens Liam Smith, a CSU dance class accompanist as a percussionist and believes there is science behind music and uniting it with dance, By: Trinity Stevens Can music help unite the world? Liam Smith seems to think so. An interview with this Cleveland State University dance …
CSU music students to perform a virtual showcase By: Trinity Stevens CSU music students are set to host a live streamed jazz showcase on March 8 at 6:30 p.m., Source: CSU School of Communication Bop your way down to the Bop Stop Facebook page this coming Monday night, March 8, for some jazzy tunes. At …
Antonio Brown on the creative process By: Trinity Stevens On Feb. 26, Antonio Brown, Cleveland State University dance artist in residence, hosted a livestream informal dance showing via Zoom. Those watching got to see three original pieces of choreography by Brown. The videos were filmed prior to the virtual event and during the Zoom showing, …
CSU students submit mural designs By: Trinity Stevens Cleveland State University art students are getting to bring some of their work to the greater Cleveland community. In an opportunity to create a public mural for Great Lakes, students have submitted their potential designs for the artwork. Two of the pieces submitted were by Mya Rowe. …
Using film as a medium for mental health awareness By: Skylar Bridgeforth The Campus Activities Board’s Diversity Chair, Reem Abumeri, recently hosted an event led by Art with Impact. Art with Impact uses short films to start a meaningful dialogue among young people about mental health. For this event, the mission statement was, without a …
CSU Black Studies department offers virtual programming By: Trinity Stevens In a normal year, the Cleveland State University student center atrium would be filled with a diverse student body. Where each February the Carter G. Woodson & Madam C. J. Walker Extravaganza would take place. Considering the continuing COVID-19 pandemic this was not to be …
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Cleveland Museum of Art exhibit honors culture & inspires reflection By: Abigail Jarvis The Cleveland Art Museum hosting “Second Careers: Two Tributaries in African Art” will be available to view until March 14th, By: Abigail Jarvis The Cleveland Museum of art is well known for its insightful exhibitions and many opportunities for artistic interpretation. Currently, …
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Free virtual concert available all of Black History Month By: Trinity Stevens The Karamu House on East 89th Street has been serving the greater Cleveland community for over 100 years. While their in-person venue remains closed because of the pandemic, Karamu continues to live up to its mission: “producing professional theatre, providing arts education, and …
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