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The Taste of Sunrise, an
original play by Suzan Zeder about a young deaf boy's struggle to grow up will be
presented by Cleveland Signstage Theatre March 4 through March 28 at Cleveland State
University's Factory Theatre. The play will be performed simultaneously in American Sign
Language and spoken English. For more information call 216/229-2838. The 4th annual Native American Regional Conference will be held March 12-14 at the Holiday Inn Cleveland/Richfield. Conference topics include cultural diversity and the stereotyping of Native Americans. For more information contact Phyllis Hairston at the Ohio Arts Council, 614/466-2613. Sandy Skoglund: Reality under Siege is on view at The Toledo Museum of Art through May 2. The exhibition features the first comprehensive survey of Skoglund's career, from her early performance and conceptual art to the work for which she is best known, room-sized installations and photographs based on them. For more information call the museum at 419/255-8000.
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Paul W. Patton, called Grandpa
Moses for his paintings of rural Ohio, has died at age 77. A retired elementary school
principal, Patton completed more than 500 paintings with detailed narratives describing
the scenes. Though he had no formal training, his work was displayed in many places,
including the Ohio Governor's Residence Art Collection and the Butler Institute of
American Art in Youngstown.
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OAC Deadlines & Panel Meetings April 1 April 13-14 April 20-21 April 23 April 27-28
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Hazel Morrow-Jones, associate professor of city and regional planning in the Austin E. Knowlton School of Architecture at The Ohio State University will discuss How Far Out is Far Enough? Repeat Home Buyers and the American Dream on March 10 at noon at the Columbus Athletic Club, 136 East Broad Street, as part of the series Growing Inward: Rebuilding the Center City, co-sponsored by the Ohio Arts Council. For reservations call the Metropolitan Club reservation line, 614/841-8742. |
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