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Ben Oblivion

Artist Spotlight

Interdisciplinary artist, Ben Oblivion, is pushing boundaries and blurring lines between visual art, performance, theatrics and absurdist humor and has been working to establish a community for outre and left-field artists working in the region. He single-handedly organizes the monthly performance collective, Conundrum Co-Op at Maelstrom Collaborative Arts and is bringing more magic to SPACES Gallery this month. 

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Upcoming Events

12/18/19 Rock-n-Roll Law: Intro To Music Copyright With Jim Jesse

12/21/19 Starting Strong: Longform Improv Intensive

01/06/20 Improv 1

09/10/19 Piano Lessons from Robert Dubbs

11/18/19 Creative Encounters in Differentiation for the Gifted

11/21/19 The Loush Sisters Love Dick'ns: Oops!... They Did It Again

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Reinberger Auditorium

Artist Homeownership in Cleveland – Getting Started

Buying property can be a tough process if you don’t know where to get started. That’s why we partnered with Northeast Shores, ArtHome and Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater Cleveland to launch a new Homeowner Handbook to get you on your way.
Money Museum - Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland

Guide to Managing Your Money

Structuring the best plan for managing your finances as an artist or creative professional may seem daunting. This guide contains a general overview of some accounting principles and financial practices.
Money?

Guide to Funding

How do you budget for what you need and then build a strategy to seek the funding required to complete your work? In this section we will discuss some “tried and true” and “known and new” ways that artists can find the funds they need to make it all happen.
The Artist as an Entrepreneur Institute

Artist as an Entrepreneur Institute

Use your creative skills in new contexts. See opportunities in the challenge. Solve problems and change the game. AEI considers your "business" a means for you to keep creating and sharing your work - earning a living as you do so.

What is your biggest challenge as a working artist?