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Exhibits
Wild About Warhol What makes an art exhibit exceptional? Some argue that it comes down to the artists’ work: That it doesn’t matter if the pieces are displayed on gallery walls or garbage-can lids –– a true artist’s talents outshine their surroundings. Still, others argue that it’s all about the space in which those works are shown: That just as the old adage regarding real estate says, the most important factors for a successful art exhibit are location, location, location. Fortunately, art lovers are able to have it both ways with “Other Voices, Other Rooms,” a multimedia exhibit of Andy Warhol’s work, on view at Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus, Sept. 13 through Feb. 8. The show, which offers a unique look at more than 700 pieces from one of the 20th-century’s most famous artists came down to an ideal pairing of work and space.”
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Theater
Another Opening, Another Show Look again. You just might catch a glimpse of them waiting in the wings: Katharine Hepburn listening for her cue to enter in “The Philadelphia Story”; Bela Lugosi preparing to make his mark in “Dracula”; Humphrey Bogart breathing deeply before taking a comedic turn for “Saturday’s Children.” These star-studded moments in Cleveland history belong to the Hanna Theatre, renowned for the shows that have graced its stage over the past 87 years. This month, another chapter will be added to the playbill when the Hanna becomes the new home of the Great Lakes Theater Festival. ”>>
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Restaurant
mesh One of the most talked-about, best-reviewed restaurants to open recently in Southwest Ohio is nestled in the ever-developing terrain of Warren County along Interstate 75.It’s mesh — they prefer the lower-case spelling — and when I mentioned an upcoming visit to two different friends, they both said nearly the same thing: “Oh, it’s very good. It’s expensive, but it’s very, very good.”They were right: mesh invites higher-than-average expectations on the strength of the reputations of its owner/chefs, Paul and Pam Sturkey, who’ve worked in the area a long time. Their new place more than lives up to those expectations. >>
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