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Shop NEO"Citizen Hauser" After-Party a Great Celebration of the Value of Film Industry in NEOSubmitted by Norm Roulet on Mon, 03/19/2007 - 11:16.
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DAVID THOMAS AND TWO PALE BOYS PERFORM ONE U.S. SHOW ONLY - at the BeachlandSubmitted by Normal on Wed, 03/14/2007 - 23:29.
04/10/2007 - 21:30 04/10/2007 - 23:30 Etc/GMT-4 The great NEO-roots arts Champion David Thomas - driving force behind the amazing Pere Ubu, Rocket From The Tombs, and all things Ubu Projex - brings his Two Pale Boys to Cleveland for their only show in the United States. REALNEO will be there to share the excitement... see some brief notes from my interview with David Thomas from his last RFTT tour through Cleveland here. Make your plans now to turn out for this remarkable event and support the most innovative musical genius ever to rise from our region... and support the Beachland! More below:
David Thomas and two pale boys continue to support their last release April 10th 18 Monkeys On A Dead Man's Chest contains the following nine tracks 1) "New "Ceaselessly inventive" "Twisted and inspired, it is like everything and nothing you've ever "His otherworldly, slightly deranged voice...bears comparison with no other Location
Beachland Ballroom
15711 Waterloo Road
Cleveland, OH United States
See map: Google Maps 07.02.16 - 07.03.31 CIA Students Show NEO the Birth of Fine ArtSubmitted by Norm Roulet on Wed, 03/14/2007 - 00:08.
Always one of the most important arts events of each year, in NEO, the Cleveland Institute of Art Student Independent Exhibition (now in its 61st year) proves, as promoted, "Tradition doesn’t always have to be stodgy". Far from stodgy - this show is always exciting, in your face, over the top, fun and inspiring. It is also one of the best places in the world to see what art and artists are influencing this region now and will continue to change the world throughout our lives. Art of the Day: color lithograph generously donated by Dana Schutz to support MOCASubmitted by Norm Roulet on Tue, 03/13/2007 - 21:08.
Dana Schutz, Relic, 2006 While chatting with my parents the other day, my dad mentioned they had just bought the above print by globally-hot NEO/CIA trained artist Dana Schutz, who blew the NEO art scene wide open this Fall with her fantastic exhibition of paintings that drew international acclaim and such massive crowds the MOCA gift shop sold out of everything on hand... here's a write up about this print from a Dana Schutz fan in Houston, and gushing praise about the show and MOCA from a visiting arts champion from Detroit (who I quote, about MoCA/Cleveland: "For me MOCA in Cleveland was bittersweet. It was great to see that places like Detroit can build up and become something and even support young artists. It is hope that Detroit ,too can have a contemporary. But it was also a sad reality check that we are a city lacking a fertile art environment. Let's hope that the talks of Detroit getting a contemporary will actually go somewhere. Maybe we can kidnap some of the city planners from Cleveland????"). I hadn't heard anything about this important print (or any Schutz prints on the market), which my parents said Dana donated to MoCA to raise funds for them, so I asked my parents how they had heard about it and they said they believed they read about it in the international arts magazine ArtNews - not anywhere in NEO. They sought it out - bought it - and MoCA made money. There are more for sale... more money to be made for MoCA (at $2,200 a piece, making good money for MoCA)... more great arts investments to be made by arts patrons, here or elsewhere. A new day at REALNEOSubmitted by Norm Roulet on Sun, 03/11/2007 - 11:41.
REALNEO members and visitors will have noticed some technical difficulties over the past few months and especially over the last few days, for which I appologize. This has been the result of a combination of too few people doing too much hard, complex work, and the enormous growth of our community and response of the world - we are now supporting dozens of virtual communities world-wide, and 100,000s of hits a month at REALNEO alone. All this with what has been largely a volunteer corp. Well, all that is now changing for the better, and further growth. To insure a stable future for the community, we are pleased to have the great talent of Derek Arnold back on our team - welcome back and thanks, Derek.
Those who know NEO know "ITS A NEW DAY IN EAST CLEVELAND"Submitted by Norm Roulet on Wed, 03/07/2007 - 01:09.
As a core group of innovative urban planners and developers move forward creating a new way in East Cleveland, it is exciting to look back along the main street that brought us to today, and that will take so many deserving citizens past those with little insight who have driven so much of this region into poverty. Looking back, and forward, here is a powerful set of perspectives from CIA graduate and Kent Urban Design graduate student Joe Stanley, of NEO Main Street, from two years ago, under a former administration. Now, under Mayor Brewer and his staff, redevelopment of this community is underway - thanks for your vision and keeping the faith, Joe! "ITS A NEW DAY IN EAST CLEVELAND"
Cleveland Club of Washington, D.C. Presents its 2007 Harold Hitz Burton Award to Bruce W. Sanford, Esq.Submitted by Norm Roulet on Mon, 02/26/2007 - 04:57.
A Taste for Change: Sustainable Food Choices: What We Grow Matters , 2007Submitted by Susan Miller on Sat, 02/03/2007 - 19:29.
02/10/2007 - 08:30 02/10/2007 - 16:30 Etc/GMT-5 Today, a growing movement for sustainable agriculture and locally grown food has emerged in Northeast Ohio, garnering increasing support and acceptance. Not only does this movement address many environmental and social concerns, it also offers innovative and economically viable opportunities for growers, consumers, policymakers, home gardeners, and many others in the food system. As this quiet revolution takes shape across the United States, activists in Northeast Ohio are on the leading edge and have the ability to transform the region. Location
Cleveland Botanical Garden
11030 East Boulevard
Cleveland, OH United States
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I'm sorry to see Doug Clifton leaving the Plain DealerSubmitted by Norm Roulet on Fri, 01/19/2007 - 01:26.
I can remember when Doug Clifton started as Editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, in 1999. At the time, I had some email correspondence with then Washington Bureau Chief Tom Brazaitis and I had a question about the PD... actually, why Cleveland.com was so weak - and Tom suggested I contact the new editor. It had never occurred to me that the editor of the Plain Dealer would bother reading mail - at that time, they didn't even have email addresses published in the paper... Doug brought than innovation. And he did respond to my email, and others, whenever I had some concern. At the same time, he improved the Plain Dealer in many ways, without trying to be news, or Cleveland or the Plain Dealer himself. And, under his leadership, The Plain Dealer's explored some innovative paths and developed interesting voices - and defended public access to information.
GroundWorks Dancetheater Performs at Cleveland Botanical GardenSubmitted by Norm Roulet on Thu, 01/18/2007 - 12:43.
01/26/2007 - 19:30 01/28/2007 - 16:00 Etc/GMT-6 January 26-28 featuring “Major to Minor” and “The Music Room” by Artistic Director David Shimotakahara and “New Work Premiere” by Amy Miller. Location
Cleveland Botanical Garden
11030 East Boulevard Underground parking available
Cleveland, OH United States
See map: Google Maps Study: Open-source software can boost EU economySubmitted by Norm Roulet on Wed, 01/17/2007 - 12:27.
Thanks to Ed Morrison for sending over a link to an interesting analysis of the value of FLOSS (Free/Libre Open Source Software) for European businesses and society. From the article: "European companies are saving a lot of money on software investment and development, due to the existence and emergence of open-source software, a Commission-funded study finds." An especially interesting observation is that "The bigger a company is, the more likely it is to use FLOSS." I wonder how NEO stacks up in the FLOSS world - use of FLOSS in business and government... training of FLOSS programmers and administrators... marketing and purchasing of FLOSS solutions in the region... number of FLOSS professionals and firms deploying FLOSS solutions? Read more about this movement in Europe below... ( categories:
What Strickland does to reorganize ODOT will have the greatest impact on the future form and function of NEOSubmitted by Norm Roulet on Wed, 01/10/2007 - 19:49.
I'm loving living in Ohio and America these days. We have a new governor, and everything has changed about Ohio, and we have new leadership in Washington, D.C., and everything has changed about America. Every day is a thrill, and the next two years, leading to the replacement of George Bush, and many bush-league politicians, will take what is already globally significant revolutionary social transformation to much higher levels. But, even in the early days of the new era of progress in America and Ohio, we can count many blessings. Most significant for the form and function of the NEO region, for the next many decades, is our new Governor Ted Strickland's elimination of many of the people who have corrupted ODOT for many years, leading to moronic plans for roadway redesigns across our region that have threatened to destroy the long term potential of our regional economy. Former ODOT Director Proctor has already resigned, and, as reported in the Cleveland Plain Dealer, January 10, 2007, " incoming Gov. Ted Strickland, who took office Monday, is replacing all 12 district directors who served under Republican Gov. Bob Taft." This means we can throw out all the poor plans ODOT developed for a five-lane bridge out of Cleveland to nowhere, and the destruction of the local economy around the "Innerbelt" trench, as we see all the planners, engineers and contractors of that fired and Strickland's replacements bring sanity to regional planning.
Club Notice from The Cleveland Club of Washington, D.C.Submitted by Norm Roulet on Sun, 01/07/2007 - 03:04.
Harold Hitz Burton Award for Bruce W. Sanford The Club is proud to announce that it will present its Harold Hitz Burton Award in 2007 to Bruce W. Sanford. Bruce is a partner at Baker Hostetler and one of the nation's most preeminent attorneys in media law. Author of both a popular work (Don't Shoot the Messenger) and scholarly tomes on libel and privacy, Bruce is also a recognized expert on the First Amendment. Before going to law school, Bruce worked as a reporter on The Wall Street Journal. The Club plans a celebration in the Sugarman Room at Baker Hostetler, 1050 Connecticut Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C., at 12:30 PM on January 23. A box lunch will be served. Reservations are requested through Brooke Stoddard. Non-Contributing members and guests: $15. Contributing members: $14. Leaving 1,000s wanting more, since 2001, tonight ended an era, at its best, with Hess and Bask closing 1300 Gallery foreverSubmitted by Norm Roulet on Sat, 12/16/2006 - 01:24.
Tonight, 1300 Gallery wrapped up five years of transforming the visual arts scene in Northeast Ohio, with a classic showing of hallmark works of passionate visual expressionists Derek Hess and Bask, ending an era of hosting some of the coolest exhibitions and parties in Cleveland history, and doing that just right. ( categories: )
Zygote Press: NEO's astounding non-profit cooperative fine-arts printmaking facility and gallerySubmitted by Norm Roulet on Mon, 12/11/2006 - 13:51.
Zygote Press, Inc. is Northeast Ohio's only non-profit cooperative fine-arts printmaking facility. In its tenth year, Zygote is located with other arts organizations and businesses in Cleveland's Quadrangle neighborhood, a developing arts district complete with galleries, restaurants and exciting new live-work possibilities for artists and other members of the creative community. Cleveland Orchestra makes more than Holst Planets align, as they explore new frontiers of experiences with classical musicSubmitted by Norm Roulet on Mon, 12/11/2006 - 01:02.
It is always a pleasure and privilege to see the Cleveland Orchestra perform at Severance Hall, but their presentation of Gustav Holst's "The Planets" was unique and special. This is a great creative set of compositions, being composed in 1914-1916 as highly expressive, at times avant-garde voyages to each of the planets known at the time, long before man had physically probed space, and no man has probed space more aptly than did Holst. And, I doubt any men and women could probe the complexities of these compositions more ably than does the Cleveland Orchestra.
Fantastic, Happy 1st Anniversary as Convivium33 Gallery presents: Christoper Pekoc: Evolution 1964-2006Submitted by Norm Roulet on Sun, 12/10/2006 - 18:27.
One of NEO's most striking and fascinating galleries, Convivium33, is featuring, as its first anniversary showing, Evolution 1964-2006, an exciting retrospective of the work of globally appreciated mixed-media artist and Case University art professor Christopher Pekoc, curated and catalogued by prolific author and Case art history professor Henry Adams, delivering an inspiring and intriguing experience for all visitors. From Professor Adams' writings about the show: “There’s something dark, tough and roughly textured about Pekoc’s work that captures the creative essence of Cleveland”... “His imagery is both repressed and intensely sensual.” I like those thoughts about Pekoc and Cleveland and this show very much.
Thoughts from Panel discussion on "Sustainable, Affordable, Innovative Housing Design in Cleveland"Submitted by Norm Roulet on Fri, 12/08/2006 - 18:38.
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Zygote Press Annual Holiday Show and Sale Open HouseSubmitted by Norm Roulet on Fri, 12/08/2006 - 13:39.
12/08/2006 - 18:00 12/08/2006 - 21:00 Etc/GMT-4 Opening Friday, December 8, 6-9 pm Through December 23rd
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Zygote Press
1410 East 30th St
Cleveland, OH United States
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Final show at the 1300 Gallery featuring Derek Hess and Bask.Submitted by Norm Roulet on Fri, 12/08/2006 - 13:22.
12/15/2006 - 19:00 12/15/2006 - 22:00 Etc/GMT-4 Leave 'Em Wanting More #1 "Please God Save Us From Your Followers." Final show at the 1300 Gallery featuring Derek Hess and Bask. Cleveland knows Derek Hess, but they have never seen this before. Location
13hundred Gallery
1300 West 78th
Cleveland, OH United States
See map: Google Maps 4th of 5 final shows at 1300 featuring David D'Andrea, Stephen Kasner and Douglas UtterSubmitted by Norm Roulet on Fri, 12/08/2006 - 13:01.
12/08/2006 - 19:00 12/08/2006 - 22:00 Etc/GMT-4 Leave 'Em Wanting More #2: 1300 Gallery celebrates the second to last installment of "Leave 'Em Wanting More" on December 8 with art by David D'Andrea, Stephen Kasner and Douglas Utter. D'Andrea, a freelance illustrator in Portland, believes in the tradition of the "memento mori" and uses this visual reminder of the transience of life on earth in his work. D'Andrea, "seeks to perpetuate the avowal that is death and in turn catharsis to create archaic crests for modern battles of loss, love and hopeless abandon." Location
13hundred Gallery
1300 West 78th
Cleveland, OH United States
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Convivium33 Gallery at Josaphat Arts Hall presents: CHRISTOPHER PEKOC- EVOLUTION 1964-2006Submitted by Norm Roulet on Mon, 12/04/2006 - 15:46.
12/08/2006 - 18:00 12/08/2006 - 22:30 Etc/GMT-4 1st Anniversary Exhibition - Convivium33 Gallery at Josaphat Arts Hall in cooperation with the Bonfoey Gallery presents: CHRISTOPHER PEKOC- EVOLUTION 1964-2006 Christopher Pekoc, whose mural Night Sky in the main hall of the downtown Public Library is a Cleveland landmark, will be staging a major retrospective [that charts the technical and expressive evolution of his work over the last four decades and that highlights the ways in which photography has remained a constant creative stimulus for his work.] The exhibition, at Convivium33 Gallery in Cleveland will feature over 40 years of work as well as major pieces that have not been seen in decades, such as his grand-scale Kent (State) Triptych, based on his eyewitness experience of the shooting of unarmed student protesters by the National Guard in 1970. Location
Convivium33 Gallery
1433 East 33rd Street Josephat Arts Hall
Cleveland, OH United States
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Holiday Vintage Yard Sale Benefit at Tower PressSubmitted by Norm Roulet on Tue, 11/28/2006 - 00:16.
12/03/2006 - 13:00 12/03/2006 - 17:00 Etc/GMT-4 Attention!! LADIES!!! This is It! Dec 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Cine Hypo Films and Attic Photo will be selling a large variety of vintage and retro costumes and clothes for the holiday open house at the Tower Press Building. Doors open Friday at 6:00 pm in suite #102, in my studio space. Location
Tower Press
1900 Superior Avenue Suite 102
Cleveland, OH United States
See map: Google Maps Holiday Vintage Yard Sale Benefit at Tower PressSubmitted by Norm Roulet on Tue, 11/28/2006 - 00:13.
12/02/2006 - 13:00 12/02/2006 - 18:00 Etc/GMT-4 Attention!! LADIES!!! This is It! Dec 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Cine Hypo Films and Attic Photo will be selling a large variety of vintage and retro costumes and clothes for the holiday open house at the Tower Press Building. Doors open Friday at 6:00 pm in suite #102, in my studio space. Location
Tower Press
1900 Superior Avenue Suite 102
Cleveland, OH United States
See map: Google Maps Holiday Vintage Yard Sale Benefit at Tower PressSubmitted by Norm Roulet on Mon, 11/27/2006 - 23:19.
12/01/2006 - 18:00 12/01/2006 - 21:00 Etc/GMT-4 Attention!! LADIES!!! This is It! Dec 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Cine Hypo Films and Attic Photo will be selling a large variety of vintage and retro costumes and clothes for the holiday open house at the Tower Press Building. Doors open Friday at 6:00 pm in suite #102, in my studio space. Location
Tower Press
1900 Superior Avenue Suite 102
Cleveland, OH United States
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