Charles Yannopoulos

Laurence Channing, an artist with the vision of a private eye, probes the soft spots in Cleveland’s underbelly.

Thanks to Thomas G. McNickle’s tired approach to landscape painting, there’s mold in them thar hills.

If you can’t stand a little conceptual heat, stay out of Lee Mingwei’s kitchen.

The work’s on the floor at this exhibit — and that’s where it belongs.

A group of young artists just out of the Cleveland Institute of Art hasn’t yet made the grade.

A Play House art show is exacting but uninspired.

Is this heaven? No, it’s Ohio. Thankfully, nobody told that to William Sommer.

Photographer Graciela Iturbide finds small truths — and king-size eccentricities — in the lives of Mexican villagers.

There’s still time to see performance artists bare all in Cleveland. But hurry.

A new show about text in modern art getsan “A” for effort and a “zzz” for relevance.

A new CMA exhibit shows that gods can be lazy too.