Arts in cleveland – Read it or Weep

Cowan Bookends

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Cowan Bookends

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Cowan Bookends

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Discover New Resources at the Cowan Pottery Museum

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The Cowan Pottery Museum has a new resource Cowan Activities @Home. Go to https://rrpl.org/cowan-activities/ to find past Crafting with the Curator instructions and inspiration guides, as well as the Cowan Pottery coloring book pages. Make sure to check back as we will be adding more resources in the future!

Also make sure to sign up to participate in our upcoming Crafting with the Curator by going to:
http://rrpl.evanced.info/signup/EventDetails?EventId=26420&backTo=Calendar&startDate=2021/04/01

Cowan Bookends

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From the Museum

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Did you know the Cowan Pottery Museum offers free downloadable coloring book pages? This fun activity is a great way explore form, color, and shape or enjoy a stress-free afternoon! Head over to rrpl.org/cowan and download some today!

Cowan Bookends

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African American History Month-Art in Cleveland

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Today we are featuring the rich history of the arts in Northeast Ohio. Below are different opportunities to see and support the arts within our community.

The Memory Project highlights the work of artists who were featured in:

Each in Their Own Voice: African-American Artists in Cleveland, 1970-2005

An exhibition at Cleveland State University Art Gallery which ran from from January 23 to March 7, 2009.

Current has on displayed

AFRICAN AMERICAN MASTERPIECES: PERMANENT COLLECTION HIGHLIGHTS

On view November 24, 2017 – March 4, 2018.

The GoogleDoodle celebrating the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. was created by Cleveland-based artist Cannaday Chapman in collaboration with the Black Googlers Network (BGN) and was featured on Cleveland.com.

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Looking for a local way “to celebrate, stimulate, and encourage the study of works created by African and African American artist”? Think about joining Friends of African and African American Art.