Event Calendar
Events for Thursday, April 2, 2015
EKPHRASTACY: Artists Talk + Poets Respond
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Enjoy an evening of conversation with Daniel Levin, associate professor of photographer at Tri-C and curator of "Impermanence" plus exhibition photographers.
In an interesting twist to the standard curator’s talk, Heights Arts also invites regional poets to respond to the works on view. Hear from Cleveland Heights’ incoming Poet Laureate Meredith Holmes, plus Bunny Breslin, Diane Kendig, Robert McDonough, Jill Sell and Catherine Wing, who will read original poems created in response to these photographs of our city. Open reception prior to talk. "Impermanence" ison view at Heights Arts through April 18.
Location:
Heights Arts, 2175 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Enjoy an evening of conversation with Daniel Levin, associate professor of photographer at Tri-C and curator of "Impermanence" plus exhibition photographers.
In an interesting twist to the standard curator’s talk, Heights Arts also invites regional poets to respond to the works on view. Hear from Cleveland Heights’ incoming Poet Laureate Meredith Holmes, plus Bunny Breslin, Diane Kendig, Robert McDonough, Jill Sell and Catherine Wing, who will read original poems created in response to these photographs of our city. Open reception prior to talk. "Impermanence" ison view at Heights Arts through April 18.
Location:
Heights Arts, 2175 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights
Click here for more information
Making Paris Modern
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Case Western Reserve University Professor of History Miriam Levin will discuss the dynamic forces and technological innovations that contributed to the development of Paris as an international and cultural center during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Part of the Springtime in Paris series.
Location:
Heights Libraries - Lee Road Branch
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Case Western Reserve University Professor of History Miriam Levin will discuss the dynamic forces and technological innovations that contributed to the development of Paris as an international and cultural center during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Part of the Springtime in Paris series.
Location:
Heights Libraries - Lee Road Branch
Click here for more information