Cleveland Heights, OH - On
Thursday, April 2 at 7:00 p.m., the community is invited to join an
evening of conversation with Daniel Levin, associate professor of
photographer at Cuyahoga Community College and guest curator of Impermanence, on view at Heights Arts through April 18. Showcasing the works of 11 Cleveland photographers, Impermanence celebrates
Cleveland’s changing urban landscape—from Tremont to the Heights inner
ring suburbs—through pairs of photographs showing the same view of a
site at different historical times. Levin and exhibition photographers will discuss “rephotographic survey,” the concept and process behind Impermanence, as well as the stories behind the creation of their images.
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| Image: "The Vogue Beauty of Lola," 1995 Beverly Conley / 2015 Mark Holz |
In
an interesting twist to the standard curator’s talk, Heights Arts also
invites regional poets to respond to the works on view as part of the
evening. Hear from Cleveland Heights’ incoming Poet Laureate Meredith
Holmes, plus poets Bunny Breslin, Diane Kendig, Robert McDonough, Jill
Sell and Catherine Wing, who will read original poems created in
response to these photographs of our city. A reception is held prior to
the talk; all are encouraged to come early and enjoy refreshments while
viewing the exhibition.
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2175 Lee Road
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
216.371.3457
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