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Christa EbertA Cleveland artist described as a one-woman choir is out with a new album that combines experimental music, guided meditation and breathing exercises. Christa Ebert, who performs as Uno Lady, says she hopes “GROUNDED” will help listeners find peace amid the stresses and anxieties of the pandemic. -
WKSUThe FilmSlam series tripled its audience during the pandemic
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While the coronavirus pandemic put live concerts on hold, many Northeast Ohio artists stayed busy creating and releasing music. WKSU's Shuffle podcast team shares some of their favorite local music of 2020.
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The holidays are full of annual traditions, whether it’s giving gifts, watching your favorite movies or baking cookies. In a normal year, many would flock to the theater. But like the rest of 2020, the pandemic has changed everything. Many theater companies have shifted to doing virtual performances. Some are taking a more old-school approach and producing classic radio plays.
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The I.M. Pei designed building on Lake Erie opened in 1995.
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Evan Miller leaves the organization after serving more than a year on the job.
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Arts funding agency Cuyahoga Arts and Culture (CAC) awarded grant money Wednesday to support the work of area artists. $260,000 in support and services will be distributed through three local non-profits.
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Three Northeast Ohio musicians about how the year has transformed their ambitions and what it will take to make it when things return to normal.
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The creation of a new arts alliance is underway, focused on helping artists and arts organizations survive and prosper in a rapidly changing world.
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Renowned Beethoven scholar Ted Albrecht is writing the first English edition of the composer's conversation books.
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Two choreographers are the latest artists to take up a residency at Akron Soul Train, and they’re using it as an opportunity to connect with audiences despite the pandemic.
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New deck of playing cards benefits and highlights the city's artists
