Gary Sampson, chair of Heights Arts Gallery Committee and a Board member, is Associate Professor, Liberal Arts, Associate Dean of Graduate Studies at Cleveland Institute of Art

Heights Arts Gallery
2173 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights
216.371.3344

now showing After Katrina
Photographs by Linda Butler, Daniel Levin, and Jonathan Wayne
Curated by Tom Hinson
Through October 28

Artist Talk and Demonstration
Saturday, October 14, 2 pm
Free

Heights Arts at the Library
2340 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights
216.371.3344

Nationally respected artist Cathie Bleck of Cleveland Heights works in scratchboard, a medium that is made up of clay on board where ink and liquid clay pigments are layered on the board and then scratched away with engraving (or similar) tools. Bleck will give a talk and demonstration on this process, including the mixing of her liquid clay pigments, her influences, and new foray into large-scale works in what is more commonly a small and intimate medium.

Bleck will also sign copies of her new book, Open Spaces

now showing Open Spaces
Paintings, Drawings, and Prints by Cathie Bleck
Through December 30 Free

see Cathie Bleck on App lause Thursday, October 12, at 7:30 p.m.
Repeats Saturdays at 6:30 p.m., Sundays at 1 p.m.

pictured: 'Li beration', 7"x6", ink on scratchboard
on view at Heights Arts at the Library

One third of the Cleveland Orchestra musicians live in Cleveland Heights. Watch them on Great Performances: Opening Night at Carnegie Hall on WVIZ Wednesday, October 11, at 10 p.m.

And then, join members of the orchestra and other professional Heights musicians in an intimate setting for 40:

Monday, October 23 at 7 pm
A Heights Arts Chi mes concert - Heights Frights
Isabel Trautwein, First Violin, The Cleveland Orchestra, Artistic Director

The concert is in an amazing private home in Chestnut Hills that has an organ built in. The pipes are in the basement, and the sound comes up through special floor grates and permeates the room. Directions will be provided with reservations. Only 40 people can be seated at this special event.

Unconventional attire encouraged in honor of Halloween - Prizes awarded by the musicians !!

Tickets $42 (seating is limited to 40 people) 216.371.3344 VISA, MC, check, or cash

Music by Mozart and Beethoven performed by
Kirsten Docter, Viola
Cavani Quartet & Faculty, Cleveland Institute of Music
Marisela Sager, Flute
Assistant Principal Flute, The Cleveland Orchestra
Daniel Shapiro, Piano
Professor of piano, Cleveland Institute of Music
Isabel Trautwein, Violin
First Violin, The Cleveland Orchestra
Richard Weiss, Cello
First assistant principal cello, The Cleveland Orchestra
Anne Wilson, organ

Dessert Reception afterwards

Chimes is made possible in part by Davi d Lavelle, Edward Jones Investments

pictured: Kirsten Docter, viola

Private funding can't support local arts programs Read Kathleen Cerveny of The Cleveland Foundation in the PD

down the street, or slightly further




Apollo's Fire
Chapel, Court, and Countryside
CityMusic Cleveland
Red {an orchestra}

pictured: Jonathan Sheffer, red {an orchestra}

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