TimothyCallaghan A Lovely Tremble
April 20th - 22nd, 2018 at LaSalle Arts & Media Center
April 20th - 22nd, 2018 at LaSalle Arts & Media Center
"Diner Dinner"
Gouache on paper, 35 x 35 inches,
2017
TimothyCallaghan - A Lovely Tremble
A Maria Neil Pop-Up Exhibition:
Friday, April 20th from 5:00-9:00pm
Saturday, April 21st and Sunday, April 22nd hours 12noon-5:00pm
April 20th - 22nd, 2018 at LaSalle Arts & Media Center
821 East 185th Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44119
"In the latter half of 2016 I began a body of work with the intention of limiting myself to what could be found as source material on E. 185 Street, the street
I live off of in Cleveland, Ohio. The process began with working en plein air
in a large format sketchbook with walnut ink observing the landscapes I
could walk to from my home. After the initial ink drawing I would do one additional study based off the sketch that would become the working study
for a large gouache painting on paper. The process of observational painting and drawing have long been central to my practice as an artist. I use this
process on a daily basis to investigate the spaces I encounter and to further understand the relationships between space and place."
- Timothy Callaghan
Images from the exhibition can be found here.
Press:
Cleveland Plain Dealer - "Cleveland's Historic LaSalle Arts & Media Center in spotlight at pop-up art show" (accompanying slideshow)
A Maria Neil Pop-Up Exhibition:
Friday, April 20th from 5:00-9:00pm
Saturday, April 21st and Sunday, April 22nd hours 12noon-5:00pm
April 20th - 22nd, 2018 at LaSalle Arts & Media Center
821 East 185th Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44119
"In the latter half of 2016 I began a body of work with the intention of limiting myself to what could be found as source material on E. 185 Street, the street
I live off of in Cleveland, Ohio. The process began with working en plein air
in a large format sketchbook with walnut ink observing the landscapes I
could walk to from my home. After the initial ink drawing I would do one additional study based off the sketch that would become the working study
for a large gouache painting on paper. The process of observational painting and drawing have long been central to my practice as an artist. I use this
process on a daily basis to investigate the spaces I encounter and to further understand the relationships between space and place."
- Timothy Callaghan
Images from the exhibition can be found here.
Press:
Cleveland Plain Dealer - "Cleveland's Historic LaSalle Arts & Media Center in spotlight at pop-up art show" (accompanying slideshow)
About the Artist:
Timothy Callaghan is an artist residing in Cleveland, Ohio. He was the 2015 Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award recipient. Represented in numerous private and public collections throughout the state, his paintings continue to captivate viewers and capture the reality he experiences. He received his BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art and an MFA from Kent State University in 2005. Callaghan has had numerous solo exhibitions at William Busta Gallery in Cleveland and has exhibited in group shows in New York, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and Elmhurst, Illinois. Additionally Callaghan authored One Painting a Day, a Quarry Books publication in 2013.
You can learn more about Timothy and his work via his website.
Timothy Callaghan is an artist residing in Cleveland, Ohio. He was the 2015 Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award recipient. Represented in numerous private and public collections throughout the state, his paintings continue to captivate viewers and capture the reality he experiences. He received his BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art and an MFA from Kent State University in 2005. Callaghan has had numerous solo exhibitions at William Busta Gallery in Cleveland and has exhibited in group shows in New York, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and Elmhurst, Illinois. Additionally Callaghan authored One Painting a Day, a Quarry Books publication in 2013.
You can learn more about Timothy and his work via his website.
SteveCup BREAKING POINT
April 6th - May 13th, 2018 at Waterloo Arts
April 6th - May 13th, 2018 at Waterloo Arts
The Cost of Gun Violence
SteveCup - BREAKING POINT
April 6th - May 13th, 2018 at Waterloo Arts
How are we maneuvering through the emotional landscape created by our current government?
Are we plodding by, perpetuating the status quo? Or are we actively engaging ourselves and community by generating change?
In this body of work Steve Cup explores what he—and perhaps others—see as a rapidly deteriorating sense of community as the country reaches all-time levels of divisiveness. Spanning personal works, private commissions and commercial work, each piece represents an immediate, often emotional reaction to the violently changing social tide in America. The exhibition includes themes of gun violence, migration, racism and Trump himself. In the first year of Donald Trump's presidency, there is very little that hasn't been affected. Mr. Cup takes us on a journey to understand how we've gotten to where we are.
April 6th - May 13th, 2018 at Waterloo Arts
How are we maneuvering through the emotional landscape created by our current government?
Are we plodding by, perpetuating the status quo? Or are we actively engaging ourselves and community by generating change?
In this body of work Steve Cup explores what he—and perhaps others—see as a rapidly deteriorating sense of community as the country reaches all-time levels of divisiveness. Spanning personal works, private commissions and commercial work, each piece represents an immediate, often emotional reaction to the violently changing social tide in America. The exhibition includes themes of gun violence, migration, racism and Trump himself. In the first year of Donald Trump's presidency, there is very little that hasn't been affected. Mr. Cup takes us on a journey to understand how we've gotten to where we are.
About the Artist:
Steve Cup is a prolific illustrator and printmaker focused on storytelling and journalism. Formerly of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he now lives and works in New York City. He combines the tradition of woodcut printmaking with digital editing techniques to create stunning commercial and personal works. His illustrations have been published in The Progressive Magazine, Playboy, The Stranger, Time Out New York, and more.
You can learn more about Steve and his work via his website.
Steve Cup is a prolific illustrator and printmaker focused on storytelling and journalism. Formerly of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he now lives and works in New York City. He combines the tradition of woodcut printmaking with digital editing techniques to create stunning commercial and personal works. His illustrations have been published in The Progressive Magazine, Playboy, The Stranger, Time Out New York, and more.
You can learn more about Steve and his work via his website.
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