The Hambidge Center for Creative Arts and Sciences, founded by artist Mary Crovatt Hambidge, is an artists’ community situated on 600 acres of pristine, natural forests, woodlands, and streams of the north Georgia (US) mountains.
Colombian artist and researcher whose work has focused on exploring “how the boundaries between the living and the inanimate, between nature and the artificial, the human and the non-human, become blurred when placed in specific contexts.”
1700s Italian painter, sculptor, and anatomist, and for many years held the chair of Anatomy at the University of Bologna
20th century Colombian painter
Cleveland artist especially noted for her work in design
American sculptor and enamelist
Prize-winning portrait photographer of 1920s and 1930s Cleveland
Kelly parlayed her experience as a painter to achieve a second career as art critic for the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Award-winning Cleveland artist
Distinguished Cleveland artist and art teacher