Hack the Arts
*Article featured in the June issue of The Devil Strip* Akron has a thriving arts scene and a blossoming tech community that both use creativity to bring about new ideas. […]
Category Archives: Art
Oddmall 2016
Oddmall: Emporium of the Weird, a mishmash of comic-con, craft fair, festival, and more, graced the Downtown Akron area once again to fill the streets with a colorful collection of […]
Inside|Out: Firestone Park
In 2015, The Akron Art Museum started one of their most engaging exhibits to date. Inside|Out is “a community-activated art project that brings high quality art reproductions from the Akron Art […]
Big Love 2016
Big Love, a one day, family friendly festival focused on all of the goodness in the world, kicked off on March 12th at 11am. I first learned about this event […]
Creative Mornings: February
In the last couple of years, Northeast Ohio has provided me with tons of experiences that I never knew I would have. I was born and raised in the area, […]
Featured Exhibit: Winterland
January 16th was the soft opening for the rebranded gallery space connected to the Uncorked Wine Bar in downtown Akron. The rebrand includes a new name, 22 High Street Gallery, […]
Creative Mornings: December
Last month, I had some free time in my schedule to hop on over to Cleveland for Creative Mornings. Creative Mornings is an international, monthly, free, creative, breakfast talk series […]
Art Exhibit: NEO Geo
Several weekends ago, I attended the NEO Geo opening party at the Akron Art Museum in downtown Akron. The pieces in this exhibit were created by eight Northeast Ohio artists […]
Boogers, Witches, & Haints
Several weekends ago, I finally got a change to attend Wandering Aesthetics’ Boogers, Witches, & Haints: Spooky Stories From Appalachia show. The creators of Wandering Aesthetics, Kyle Jozsa and Benjamin […]
Review: BLUE, Miss Billie
Saturday, September 5th, I had the pleasure of attending John Dayo-Aliya’s newest play at the Balch Street Theatre. BLUE, Miss Billie is a compelling story about one of the most […]
TeaTime with the Mad Artist 