
David E. Davis
Harmonic Grid LX
1977-1978
Aluminum
23 X 18 X 10 ft.
Collection of the Progressive Corporation
Image courtesy of the artist
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August 28 – October 24
The Sculpture of David E. Davis: Celebrating the 20 Year Legacy
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Cleanse your viewing palate with architecture
All You Can Eat
Friday, October 30, 5-10 PM
Saturday, October 31, noon – 5 PM
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Yasuhisa Kohyama
HOMURA (Flame)
2009
Shigaraki stoneware, wood-fired
21 1/2 x 17 x 5 1/2 inches
Courtesy of the artist
Image courtesy of the artist.
Photographer: Andrew LeMoreaux |
November 6 – December 19
The Cleveland Ceramics of Yasuhisa Kohyama
MAIN GALLERY
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Elissa Cox
with a twitch and a grimace, 2009 (detail)
Latex, foam, fiber, hair, paint, silicone, plastic tubing, electric tubing, welder casings, latex balloons, found materials
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Elissa Cox: with a twitch and a grimace
A 2009 W2S Exhibition
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Sam Blanchard and Nate Lareau
Viewer, Subject, Object, 2010
Metal and electronics
6 x 6 x 18 feet
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Smith - Townsend Collaborative
The Triumph
2007-2010
Mixed media
Image courtesy of the artists
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W2S 2010 EXHIBITIONS
Friday, January 15
5:30-8:00 PM Public Opening
6:30 PM The Artists Talk with Sam Blanchard and Nathan Lareau
Saturday, February 20
2:00 PM Public Closing Reception
Including The Artists Talk with Brandon Smith and Travis Townsend
Sam Blanchard and Nathan Lareau: Viewer, Subject, Object
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Willard Tucker
Bound, 2008
Nichrome wire in laboratory
Room installation
Courtesy of the artist

Carrie Dickason
Zen 2, 2008
Rubber, latch-hook
4 x 13 ft.
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March 5 – April 10, 2010
Friday, March 5
5:30 – 8 PM Public Opening
6:15 PM The Artist Talks with Willard Tucker
7:00 PM The Artist Talks with Carrie Dickason
Willard Tucker: A New Installation
A 2010 W2S Exhibition
MAIN GALLERY
Carrie Dickason: Cultivating Culture
A 2010 W2S Exhibition
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Andréa Keys
Loud Whisper
2007
hand built stoneware, paint
3 ½ x 2 ½ x 3 ft.
Image courtesy of the artist

Stefan Chinov
The Device Laid Bare (Partial)
2009
Steel, Plexiglas, polyester film, wood, plaster
Variable dimensions
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April 23 – May 28, 2010
Andréa Keys : New Work
Main Gallery
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Stefan Chinov: The Device Laid Bare
Euclid Avenue Gallery
Friday, April 23
5:30 – 8 PM Public Opening
6:15 PM The Artist Talks with Stefan Chinov
7:00 PM The Artist Talks with Andréa Keys
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advancement of the careers of emerging Ohio sculptors and the
preservation of Ohio outdoor sculpture as a means to provide
support for artists and to effect the enrichment, education,
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The Sculpture Center gratefully acknowledges generous support from the Bernice and David E. Davis Foundation, the Kulas Foundation, the John P. Murphy Foundation, studioTECHNE architects, The Nathan and Fannye Shafran Foundation, a supporting foundation of the Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland, and individual donors to Friends of The Sculpture Center, with additional public funding from Cuyahoga Arts and Culture and the Ohio Arts Council.
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