art

In the new Spaces exhibit, contemporary artists confront the machine, and the machine prevails.

The Adolphe Braun retrospective charts the career of a photographer who combined art with savvy entrepreneurship.

Photographers in 19th-century France knew their way around a tripod

A fine retrospective demonstrates that Lee Krasner was far more than Jackson Pollock’s wife

CCCA’s new exhibit, Achieving Failure, lives up to its title

The impressionists, known for their landscapes, were good at portraits, too

Michael Dee wants to hold your hand and take you down into media manipulation

The new Spaces exhibit views Erie from an inward perspective.

Japanese printmakers stay true to their culture while borrowing from the West.

Margaret Bourke-White created fine art out of Cleveland’s steel mills.

Japanese works from the 14th and 15th centuries find richness in the mundane.