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The final cut
DVDs pull back the curtain on the movies, but do you really want to see the Wizard?
Arts Stories & Interviews
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“Girl” on Film
Margaret Bourke-White created fine art out of Cleveland’s steel mills.
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Sweet Mysteries of Life
Japanese works from the 14th and 15th centuries find richness in the mundane.
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Dark Reality
Carl Gaertner’s paintings go beyond steel and smokestacks to show a bleaker side of Cleveland.
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Hitting the Mark
The Play House’s new adaptation of Twain’s novella rings true.
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The redemption of Bret Easton Ellis
A decade ago, the American Psycho author was vilified. Now, he could launch a franchise.
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Quiet Elegance
Lynn Geesaman’s photographs temporarily impose order on a chaotic world.
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Inward Passage
Artist John Pearson takes a meditative approach in his fine tribute to Japan.