Applause
Applause is an Emmy Award-winning locally produced TV show that celebrates arts and culture in Northeast Ohio.
Full Episodes
Visit White Rabbit Galleries in Downtown Barberton.
A trio of artists examine the relationship between humans and nature.
Akron artist Meryl Engler finds inspiration in the colors of Cuba for an international exhibit.
We're going for a ride in the pride of Warren: The Packard.
A new mural brightens Cleveland's Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood.
Step inside the exhibit "Glow: Neon and Light" and meet two Northeast Ohio neon artists.
The stories of the wrongfully convicted come to the stage in Cleveland.
Retired Kent State art professor Charles Basham is honored with a retrospective of his work.
The Lake County Captains are a minor-league team with major plans for Northeast Ohio artists.
Northeast Ohio artists whose lives were saved by the power of art.
Poetry brings men together in an unexpected place - a Cleveland shelter.
Check out the towering sculptures that greet visitors at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
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A mother and daughter from Barberton started White Rabbit Galleries in Downtown Barberton to ensure artists find support in their community. -
In an exhibit at Summit Artspace in Akron, three area artists visit sites throughout Northeast Ohio which were formerly inhabited by humans and are now being taken back by nature. -
Akron-based artist Meryl Engler was a part of a select group of Ohio artists to travel to Cuba earlier this year for an artistic residency with the 2024 Havana Biennial. -
For decades, a 750-foot-long brick wall stood as a blank canvas along Woodhill Road in Cleveland. Now, it tells a colorful history of the surrounding East Side neighborhoods. -
"Glow: Neon and Light" spotlights two Northeast Ohio artists in a diverse show of sculptures created with neon and argon. -
A group of men in Cuyahoga County turned to theater to share stories of wrongful imprisonment. -
"Continuum: The Painting of Charles Basham" at Kent State University's School of Art galleries shares the story of the artist's lifelong commitment to his craft through vibrant landscapes. -
The Lake County Captains hire young Northeast Ohio artists, including many students from the Cleveland Institute of Art, for its annual poster art series. -
Now in its 15th year, the Finding Voice poetry workshop offers men a platform for self-expression. Their stories were recently published in “These Words Are Not My Home: Writing From The Unhoused.” -
At her studio in Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico, artist Rose B. Simpson produced two large sculptures for the atrium of the Cleveland Museum of Art, which influenced her design.
