Charles Yannopoulos

The members of TODT are out to attack rampant consumerism, but who’s buying?

A new CMA exhibit proves America isn’t the only country good at reinventing itself.

In Lori J. Nix’s photos, farm towns are blown apart for laughs — and not much else.

Here’s a first: painter Vitally Grigoryev, a modern artist with not enough angst.

The age of the superhero is over — unless you’re in the mood for a little therapy.

Shutter to think CMA’s exhibit of photos taken with a toy camera actually works.

The Cleveland Museum of Art’s retrospective proves that Diego Rivera mastered more than murals.

The lights are bright, but shades of gray prevail in Robert Thurmer’s fluorescent world.

At Cleveland State’s art gallery, the slick and sexy photocollages can’t hold a candle to the igloos.

Carroll Sockwell was a troubled soul — but art doesn’t always imitate life.

If men are from Mars, the protest artists at SPACES must be from Pluto.

Photographer Mimmo Jodice grapples with the past, but the past proves elusive.