On Saturday, March 19, at 1pm, Cleveland Arts Prize will celebrate the publication of the catalogue "The Golden Age of Cleveland Art" with a book-signing and giveaway of catalogues at the History Center of the Western Reserve Historical Society.

The catalogue accompanies the exhibition "The Golden Age of Cleveland Art; 1900-1945," the most important museum show of Cleveland art in nearly thirty years, which is on view at the History Center until April 3, 2022. Written by curator Henry Adams, Ruth Coulter Heede Professor of Art History at CWRU, it explores how Cleveland's artistic golden age was aligned with the city's extraordinary growth in this period, when it was a center for innovation in industry, business, science and technology, not unlike Silicon Valley today.

The book-signing and catalogue give-away will be followed by remarks from Kelly Falcone-Hall, President and CEO of the Western Reserve Historical Society, and a gallery tour & discussion of the exhibition with Henry Adams and the celebrated art dealer, Michael Wolf.

 

Advanced tickets are encouraged: wrhs.org