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May Co?? really?? was it the "groop" display from that gallery. i know they have that in there. Spaces recently had something playing in the other windows of a video project an artist from Poland did in Cleveland about homelessness. But just two weeks ago i helped take those down and i didnt think anything was being put up in there in its place. which btw the inside of the May Co building is completely and utterly scraped clean of anything it once was. Its all concrete and looks more like a run down parking garage than the big department store it once was. its kinda sad

wow this is looking really intense. seeing it all put together like this its like almost half of downtown is getting built on, except almost all of it is on surface lots/port. is the lower euclid/prospect area part of this? i see theres buildings on the parking lots there too...

wow isnt that a parking lot right now?

Cleveland's lakefront plan: How the big projects are progressing Monday, January 02, 2006 Tom Breckenridge Plain Dealer Reporter Article Removed

hmm was it the building behind spaces that was razed, i know they're building something new over there. otherwise Spaces and the "twin" next to it are pretty much occupied/fixed-up, i been inside both

:-o wow! that looks intense! and thats just phase 1... given his past projects getting done and going for an area thats already hot and in the middle of downtown i really think some if not all of this will become reality. this is really exciting

oddly enough i heard about this too

haha yea Phase I - Applebee's Phase II - Seven tower office and hotel complex

haha wow lots of hidden stuff and metaphors, i think i get it. sounds pretty exciting, cant wait to hear about it next week

ok something with Budapest... Slavic Village? am i reading too much into this? and i find a lot of bugs on google as well

these suck

Cleveland, county consider Medical Mart' downtown Sunday, December 18, 2005 Susan Vinella and Sarah Hollander Plain Dealer Reporters Cleveland and Cuyahoga County officials, with the support of Dr. Toby Cosgrove, president of the Cleveland Clinic, want to attract a year-round exhibition center for medical equipment and devices to downtown Cleveland. ...

i was just at Siam Cafe this week. it was a wednesday night and the place was packed with a lot of suburbanites

Gund gift to MOCA will help museum move to Triangle Friday, December 16, 2005 Steven Litt The Triangle in University Circle is getting a hip new anchor. The George Gund Foundation Thursday awarded $2.1 million to the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland in a pivotal grant that triggered the museum's decision to move to the highly visible intersection of Euclid Avenue and Mayfield Road...

i have to say im glad that these are in place. just last week i got into an accident in which another car ran a red light and hit me. i've seen so many people just blatantly go through red lights, its ridiculous.

Your ideas for Downtown storefronts Does the sight of empty and neglected storefronts in Downtown Cleveland make you yearn for the days of yore when a well-dressed storefront wouldn't dare go bare? Concerned and creative citizens can come to the rescue of the storefronts by submitting their ideas for exciting new installations. If you have an idea for an installation, know someone who you think would want to participate, are a store owner who would like your storefront to be involved, or just have questions about the project, email [email protected]. Include your contact info, ideas and the particulars of the project in mind. Tell us your thoughts about the proposed storefront project at [email protected].

i have to agree with this article, as a cia student, it sucks to have to rely on slides to see artwork. kinda glad im working at Spaces. i think the contemporary galleries will see more interest from places like cia

wasnt this an idea with the ingenuity festival where downtown storefronts had art installations in the windows. if im not mistaken Spaces gallery had two in the old Higbee building. I think it would work better to have actual art galleries renting these spaces to show artwork in sort of as an offsite approach to advertising their gallery and to show artwork that isnt found so much in cleveland (installation/new media).

Euclid Avenue's future look a nod to heyday's form, not just function Monday, November 07, 2005 Tom Breckenridge Plain Dealer Reporter ........

i see that scene every time i work at Spaces...

wait i thought they already purchased the buses?!!?! i seen those buses in mexico, they're like normal rta buses with a different look

yea i worked for them at ingenuity, it was a really great use of space for that corner of downtown. Its highly visible too

Cleveland Museum of Art is Going Retail On Nov. 1, Ohio’s biggest art museum, the Cleveland Museum of Art, will open a retail outlet and classroom facility at Cleveland’s Shaker Square. The move is designed to give the museum a highly visible temporary presence two months before it shuts down its University Circle complex for six months as part of a $258 million expansion and renovation.

i think they added more cars tonite. 9pm on a Sunday at E120th had a 2 car train. and as i was going by the main yard i saw a lot of 3 car groups ready to go for tomorrow.

i live in NR, awful place for cars and pedestrians indeed. YES. and ya know, all this on top of the flooding the other summer.