~ ~ Thomas Hudson studio journal ~ ~
In her show, Perennial Shift, at the William Busta Gallery, Julie Friedman exhibits a print maker's love of process. Initially, the pieces (a useful generic term) reminded me of the silhouettes you can have made at Coney Island or Cedar Point. Like those…
Yesterday was a lucky day--I discovered an artist new to me: Carl Gaertner (1898-1952). Gaertner's reputation is almost entirely local to Cleveland, as Robert Smith's is confined to Dayton. Gaertner was born in Cleveland and lived in…
Yes, the Frontini show really is at the Busta Gallery. Frontini is not listed online among their stable, but I was there--I saw the show with my own eyes. Apparently Busta has given up on its…
I recently paid my second visit to the William Busta Gallery. Busta is one of those cafeteria-style spaces where several shows—about 6 in this case—run concurrently. The artists shown represent, no doubt, an attempt to…
I walked into the George Mauersberger exhibit at Bonfoey expecting to see a passel of prints. Nope. While a few prints are on display, drawings and watercolors make up the lion’s share of the show. Even so,…
The Bonfoey Gallery (1700 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, OH) is the kind of establishment I adore: it's an art gallery in the business of showing real, contemporary artists. Places like it are rare outside New York…
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