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SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-15/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTSTAMP:20200705T233328Z
CREATED:20200705T233328Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200705T233328Z
UID:10002221-1599238800-1599249600@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-14/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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CREATED:20200705T233239Z
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UID:10002220-1598702400-1598720400@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-13/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200828T200000
DTSTAMP:20200705T233153Z
CREATED:20200705T233153Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200705T233153Z
UID:10002217-1598634000-1598644800@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-12/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200821T200000
DTSTAMP:20200705T233014Z
CREATED:20200705T233014Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200705T233014Z
UID:10002215-1598029200-1598040000@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-10/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200821T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200821T170000
DTSTAMP:20200705T233103Z
CREATED:20200705T233103Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200705T233103Z
UID:10002218-1598011200-1598029200@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-11/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200815T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200815T170000
DTSTAMP:20200705T232931Z
CREATED:20200705T232931Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200705T232931Z
UID:10002216-1597492800-1597510800@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-9/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200814T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200814T200000
DTSTAMP:20200705T232827Z
CREATED:20200705T232827Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200705T232827Z
UID:10002213-1597424400-1597435200@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-8/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.summitartspace.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/discarded-slider-scaled.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200808T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200808T170000
DTSTAMP:20200705T232410Z
CREATED:20200705T232410Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200705T232410Z
UID:10002212-1596888000-1596906000@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-7/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200807T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200807T200000
DTSTAMP:20200705T232322Z
CREATED:20200705T232322Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200705T232322Z
UID:10002211-1596819600-1596830400@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-6/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200801T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200801T170000
DTSTAMP:20200705T232137Z
CREATED:20200705T232137Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200705T232137Z
UID:10002210-1596283200-1596301200@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-5/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200731T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200731T200000
DTSTAMP:20200705T232046Z
CREATED:20200705T232046Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200705T232046Z
UID:10002209-1596214800-1596225600@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-4/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200725T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200725T170000
DTSTAMP:20200705T231958Z
CREATED:20200705T231958Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200705T231958Z
UID:10002208-1595678400-1595696400@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-3/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200724T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200724T200000
DTSTAMP:20200705T231908Z
CREATED:20200705T231529Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200705T231908Z
UID:10002207-1595610000-1595620800@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-2/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200718T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200718T170000
DTSTAMP:20200705T232656Z
CREATED:20200705T232656Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200705T232656Z
UID:10002214-1595073600-1595091600@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Discarded and Rediscovered Juried Art Exhibition\, July 18-Sept. 5
DESCRIPTION:NEW NORMAL AT SUMMIT ARTSPACE\nWe’re so happy to be open again at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton! Summit Artspace will be following state directives so visitors will need to register for a free\, timed ticket. Tickets (link below) are good to visit the gallery during public hours. Artists with studios in the building will each have their own reopening timelines and guidelines.  \nFOUND OBJECTS FIND A HOME IN DISCARDED AND REDISCOVERED July 18 – Sept. 5\, 2020 | Opens July 18\, 5 p.m.\nJuror Gwen Waight\nSee objects in their second lives as art in Discarded and Rediscovered  juried by artist Gwen Waight of Peninsula. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. \nAs a consumerist society that is constantly disposing and discarding\, what does it mean to rediscover and repurpose? This may be finding value in something that another person has deemed worthless\, or reusing an object because of an intrinsic interest one might have in it; maybe it’s manipulating a found-object to communicate an idea that it was never intended to communicate. Interpretations of this rediscovery may include assemblages\, collages\, the use of a nontraditional foundation for a painting\, and many more. For this exhibition\, artists are challenged to repurpose\, reclaim\, and rediscover discarded materials through the production of strong and compelling artwork. Show image ABC aka: i have my own thank you by Gwen Waight\, juror for Discarded and Rediscovered. \nTICKET CENTER\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A FREE\, TIMED TICKET.  Visitors will need to register for a timed\, ticket at Eventbrite. Please choose a date and time and complete the registration. Tickets are free. If you have questions or are experiencing difficulty\, call our office at 330-376-8480. \nSUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton GALLERY HOURS: FRIDAYS\, 5-8 p.m. SATURDAYS\, 12-5 p.m.\nBelow are the guidelines for visiting Summit Artspace on East Market.\n\n\nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE. ELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for show details. Plan your visit by clicking here. Have questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page. \nPlease Note: All exhibits are subject to becoming virtual at our website\, summitartspace.org\, due to the global pandemic.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/discarded-1/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200307T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200307T170000
DTSTAMP:20200122T040140Z
CREATED:20200122T040140Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200122T040140Z
UID:10001775-1583582400-1583600400@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Facing the Façade\, architecture inspiring art\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/facing-the-facade-13/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200306T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200306T200000
DTSTAMP:20200122T040102Z
CREATED:20200122T040102Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200122T040102Z
UID:10001774-1583514000-1583524800@www.summitartspace.org
SUMMARY:Facing the Façade\, architecture inspiring art\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/facing-the-facade-12/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200229T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200229T150000
DTSTAMP:20200122T035947Z
CREATED:20200122T035947Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200122T035947Z
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SUMMARY:Facing the Façade Artist Discussion Panel
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/facing-the-facade-artist-discussion-panel/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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SUMMARY:Facing the Façade\, architecture inspiring art\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/facing-the-facade-11/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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SUMMARY:Facing the Façade\, architecture inspiring art\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/facing-the-facade-10/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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SUMMARY:Facing the Façade\, architecture inspiring art\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/facing-the-facade-9-2/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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SUMMARY:Facing the Façade\, architecture inspiring art\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/facing-the-facade-8/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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SUMMARY:Facing the Façade\, architecture inspiring art\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/facing-the-facade-7/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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SUMMARY:Facing the Façade\, architecture inspiring art\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/facing-the-facade-6/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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SUMMARY:Facing the Façade\, architecture inspiring art\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/facing-the-facade-5/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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SUMMARY:Facing the Façade\, architecture inspiring art\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/facing-the-facade-4/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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SUMMARY:Facing the Façade\, architecture inspiring art\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/facing-the-facade-3/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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SUMMARY:Facing the Façade\, architecture inspiring art\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/facing-the-facade-2/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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SUMMARY:OPENING! Facing the Façade\, architecture inspiring art\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc
DESCRIPTION:Architecture is an art form that lends itself to become icons of cities and nations. Facing the Façade is a collection depicting how local artists are affected by architecture; how they interpret it or how they choose to deconstruct it. \nThe juried exhibition runs from Jan. 25 to March 7\, 2020\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc in Barberton\, Ohio. It is free and open to the public. \nOPENING OF FACING THE FAÇADE\nFacing the Façade opens with an artist reception on Saturday\, Jan. 25\, 12-5 p.m.\, at Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave.\, Barberton. The event is free and open to the public. \nABOUT FACING THE FAÇADE\nFrom overwhelmingly grand palaces and modern museums to cozy cabins and dilapidated ruins\, architecture is a fixture of human kind. \nBuildings and structures can have an underlying  power that can impose comfort or fear or awe. We are surrounded by architecture on a daily basis. We also travel around the world to marvel at its diversity. \nFor this exhibition artists capture what intrigues them about architecture in their medium and style of choice. \nGALLERY HOURS FOR FACING THE FAÇADE\nThe show will be open weekly Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through March 7. Free admission. Check out the artist studios when you visit. \nFACING THE FAÇADE ARTIST DISCUSSION PANEL\, FEB. 29\nArtists and the juror will discuss the show and the relationship between art and architecture at a discussion panel on Saturday\, Feb. 29\, 2-3 p.m. at the Summit Artspace on Tusc gallery. Plan on visiting the artist studios in the building. Free admission. Reserve your seat for the panel here. \nFACING THE FAÇADE JUROR\nMark Mistur\, AIA\, Facing the Façade juror\, Dean of KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design \nFacing the Façade will be judged by Mark Mistur\, AIA\, dean and professor at the Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. \nMark Mistur became the dean of Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design\, the only architectural program in Northeast Ohio\,  in 2016.  He previously served since 2009 as associate dean of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s School of Architecture. An associate professor of architecture since 2005 and an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering in Rensselaer’s School of Engineering since 2008\, Mistur has also held appointments there dating back to 1983. \nHis teaching and research focuses on innovations driven by performance criteria\, but he remains equally concerned with phenomena\, the human experience and social consequences of architecture. Mistur has received many honors and awards\, including 2015 U.S. Professor of the Year Nominee from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation\, Rensselaer’s 2014 Trustees Outstanding Teacher Award and 2008 Faculty Research Award\, and 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award from the Rensselaer Alumni Association. \nHis professional experience includes his firm Mark Mistur Architect in Troy\, New York\, from 1993-present; Mistur Riebe Architects in New York City from 2004-2010; Glynn\, Spillane\, Griffing Architects PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1992-1993; and Crozier Associates PC in Albany\, New York\, from 1983-1992. \nMistur is active with many professional organizations. Currently\, he is involved with the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, the AIA National Continuing Education Committee\, the American Institute of Architects Students (AIAS) and the Society of Building Science Educators (SGSE). Previously\, he was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC)\, Van Alen Institute\, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Material Connexion. \nAt Rensselaer\, Mistur received a bachelor of architecture\, a bachelor of building science and a master of science in building conservation. He also studied at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich in Switzerland. He has been a registered and licensed architect since 1988. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC\nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
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LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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SUMMARY:Akron Painting and Drawing Artist Discussion Panel
DESCRIPTION:FREE ARTIST PANEL DISCUSSION TODAY \nThere will be a free panel discussion with the student artists of the Akron Painting and Drawing League and the juror in the gallery on Saturday\, Jan. 11\, 2020\, 2 p.m.\, to talk about the works and media. The event is open to the public. Sign up here. \nTheir  show opened Nov. 30 and  closes today at the gallery\, 571 W. Tuscarawas Ave. \, Barberton. \nArtist Nikki Bartel of Barberton is the juror. She works in mixed media. Her art has been shown in the annual FRESH show at Summit Artspace\, the High Arts Festival in Akron and the ReWorks Project through Summit County.  Bartel’s artwork hangs in the chemotherapy infusion unit at Western Reserve Hospital in Cuyahoga Falls. \nGALLERY HOURS \nThe show\, with works by Akron University art students\, will be open Fridays\, 5-8 p.m.\, and Saturdays\, 12-5 p.m.\, through Jan. 11. It is curated by Del Ray Loven\, a faculty member with the University of Akron Myers School of Art and the Akron Paining and Drawing League advisor. \nSummit Artspace on Tusc is open for the November 30 Barberton Christmas Walk\, starting at 5 p.m. in downtown Barberton. (https://www.facebook.com/events/1451822341637740/) \nHOLIDAY HOURS OVER THANKSGIVING/CHRISTMAS FOR SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC:\nCLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY\, THURSDAY\, NOV. 28\nCLOSED FRIDAY\, NOV. 29\nOPEN SATURDAY\, NOV. 30\, 12-8 PM (Including Barberton Christmas Walk)\nCLOSED DEC. 22-FRIDAY\, JAN. 3\nOPEN SATURDAY\, JAN. 4\, 12-5 PM \n \nABOUT THE APDL\n\nThe Akron Painting and Drawing League (APDL) is a student-run organization at the University of Akron that allows for the camaraderie of painting and drawing enthusiasts across disciplines. \nThe group is dedicated to providing members with meaningful experiences that will help to develop their passion for the arts\, including individualized\, meaningful critique in a supportive setting outside the classroom. This allows for students to develop a dialogue about their work in a low pressure setting. The league also aims to assist students in building their resumes by offering workshops in grant writing and coordinating service opportunities. \nABOUT SUMMIT ARTSPACE ON TUSC \nSummit Artspace on Tusc is part of Summit Artspace\, a non-profit community art center organization that provides studio\, exhibit and programming spaces in Summit County and the surrounding area for local artists and arts organizations; and is a center for art education open to all residents. Contact Summit Artspace at 330-376-8480. On the Web at www.summitartspace.org. Find us on: Facebook\, Twitter at @AkronAreaArts\, Instagram and Snapchat. \nHANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.\nELEVATOR AVAILABLE. \nSee the Summit Artspace exhibit calendar for directions.\nPlan your visit by clicking here.\nHave questions? Here is our Frequently Asked Questions page.
URL:https://www.summitartspace.org/event/akron-painting-and-drawing-league-panel/
LOCATION:Summit Artspace on Tusc\, 571 West Tuscarawas Avenue\, Barberton\, OH\, 44203\, US
CATEGORIES:Events,Events @ Tusc,Exhibits,Exhibits @ Tusc
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