Each artist in Bi-Lingual is engaged in the struggle between expressing his or her visual lexicon in the contemporary art setting, while remaining relevant in his or her respective cultural communities.
Bi-Lingual provides the forum for these worlds to converge.
Friday, September 12, 6:30–9:30pm
at Cleveland State University
Cafe Bellas Artes welcomes SPACES World Artist Juan-Sí González to share his art and discuss his installations, new media, photography, films, and performances.
Where:
Cleveland State University/Mather Mansion/2605 Euclid Avenue 44115/ Parking in Lot EG off Chester Avenue/behind the building
Free and open to the public.
Thursday, September 18, 7:30pm
SPACES & The LIT: Cleveland's Literary Center bring you
Politaoke
For more info visit www.politaoke.com
Also, register to vote that night!
Friday, October 10, 6pm
Identity Shows: Invisible Whiteness & Colored Display
Associate Professor of Art at Carnegie Mellon University and Bi-Lingual Blog contributer, Ayanah Moor joins artists from the exhibition to discuss dualistic experiences of "artists of color" as they create and exhibit in the contemporary arts arena and the manifold nature of racially specific programming.
Nicole Marroquin
Yellow Springs, OH
September 5–October 17, 2008
Cleveland, OH
Language Barriers (working title)
September 5–27, 2008
Cell
SPACES extends its deepest gratitude to Donna and Stewart Kohl for underwriting this exhibition.
SPACES' 30th Anniversary sponsors include Process Creative Studios,
Thompson Hine LLP, The Cleveland Institute of Art, FIT Technologies, Vocon, and Dalad Group. Additionally, we extend our deepest gratitude to Toby Devan Lewis for underwriting the SPACES 30th Anniversary Catalogue.
Major support for SPACES comes from The Cleveland Foundation; The George Gund Foundation; Kulas Foundation; John P. Murphy Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; Nimoy Foundation; Ohio Arts Council; and Process Creative Studios. Additionally, SPACES gratefully acknowledges the citizens of Cuyahoga County for their support through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.
