Christina Vassallo will step down Jan. 2 after nearly three years to lead The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage in Philadelphia, one of the country’s most influential regional arts funders.
Artists 18 and older who live or work within 50 miles of CCAC’s Clifton Avenue facility are eligible to enter. The exhibition welcomes all fine art media.
The season opens Oct. 18 with Soleimani’s “What a Revolutionary Must Know,” her multimedia “Ghostwriter” series tracing her family’s escape from Iran’s regime.
The DeVos Institute of Arts and Nonprofit Management Fellowship in Washington, D.C., is a highly competitive program that accepts just 3% of applicants worldwide.
CreativeOhio’s Advocacy Leadership Institute will provide participants with tools to influence public policy, secure funding and build a stronger network of arts advocates.
The 2024-2025 showcase a mix of established and emerging artists who are “chronicling the ideas of our time,” Christina Vassallo, the CAC’s executive director.
The new members are Council Member Reggie Harris, Honey Baked Ham Company President George Kurz and Brian Sedra, the chief sales officer for Phusion Projects.