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Joaquin Rodrigo: Fantasia para un gentilhombre (Orpheus Chamber Orchestra)
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Peter Tchaikovsky: Album for the Young: Sweet Dreams (Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra)
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Joe Cimperman
Downtown Councilman Joe Cimperman stands with public art in the St.
Clair Superior neighborhood where he grew up. This is the eastern
edge of the proposed Design District. Cimperman says there is no
class struggle between older residents and the young artists who are
moving in.
Kristina Lazare
Kristina Lazare, 26, is a barrista at Artefino, the coffee shop in
the Tower Press building at E. 21st and Superior, where she also
lives and works as an artist and fashion designer. She designed the
"Year of the Rat" sculpture in front of Cleveland City Hall,
emblazoned with a phoenix rising from ashes.
Lazare sees the Design District benefiting young artists.
Ned Hill
Cleveland State University's VP for Economic Development, Ned Hill,
has a Victor Schreckengost bowl in his office. Schreckengost, known
as America's Da Vinci, created the nation's first Industrial Design
program at the Cleveland Institute of Art. Hill says in addition to
that proud design heritage for Cleveland, the state of Ohio has also
produced one third of the design talent in the U.S.
Chris Warren
Regional Development Director for the City of Cleveland, Chris Warren
doesn't see the Design District drawing business away from other new
downtown developments like East 4th and Prospect and the Warehouse
District.
Hector Lopez
Hector Lopez, 15, attends Design Lab Early College. This summer at
the Cleveland Institute of Art he designed a kitchen.
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