BUCKEYE CABLE ARTS NETWORK SHOW:

BCAN PULSE

Local artist Mercé Culp loves her designs so much, she rather wear them. And you can too with her latest work, Mfinity Fashion.

Toledo area artists were asked to highlight civic pride, messages of inclusivity, or regional flora and fauna to celebrate ideas of growth for the Momentum Festival program. 

EMERGING LUXURY ARTIST FASHION BRAND MFINITY, ARE YOU MISSING OUT?

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Creative Corner - Mercé Culp

If you are sleeping on MFINITY, here is your chance to see what you're missing with the Fashion Brand.

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Check out the Interview and Blog and see why you need this brand in your closet. 

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BLOG

https://www.obsidianpeople.com/post/emerging-luxury-artist-fashion-brand-mfinity-are-you-missing-out

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VIDEO INTERVIEW

https://youtu.be/a93ws4GHOoM

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WALTER TERHUNE GALLERY 

OWENS COMMUNITY COLLEGE

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TOLEDO COALITION OF BLACK ARTISTS

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ART IN THE AGE OF SOLIDARITY

August 31 - October 30

This artist talk features conversations with (in order of appearance) Yusuf Lateef, Anthony McCarty, Philip Johnson, Mercé Culp, Odes Roberts, Audrey Johnson, Aaron Bivins, Paul Verdell, and Simone Spruce.  

ART BOX

THE ARTS COMMISSION 

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Bored?

Think Outside Of The (Art) Box

Boxes can be purchased on the Arts Commission website, and picked up the following Wednesday afternoon at The Commission’s offices The pilot box include projects from local artists Mercé Culp, John Lightle, Lydia Yant, Gyona Rice, Alison Benbow, Jonie McIntire, and Imani Lateef.  

ART BOX

THE ARTS COMMISSION 

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The Arts Commission Kicks off new Art Box initiative for the June Art Loop 6/17/2020

Art Box is a curated set of art supplies for all ages, skill levels and interests to create and learn with Toledo-area artists. Art Boxes are $30 each and come with prompts designed by local artists.

CREATIVE NATIVES HIGHLIGHT

OCTOBER 26,2020

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If you could change anything about the current landscape for creative, progressive people . . .

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The creative landscape has expanded here in Toledo. More artists, more art-based business and more community culture events exist than ever before. In a midwest city of this size we still have the ability to increase the offerings for creative placemaking and workspace. The demand for special interests and ...