Screens Unplugged brings you an art exhibit unlike anything ever seen in Cleveland. In fact, it’s not an exhibit at all.
On July 11th for just one night, a small group of guests will screen print original art, with the artist, at a real working print shop.
Bob Peck is not only a celebrated figure in Cleveland’s art community, he is also a skilled screen printer. After we discuss the basics of the process, Bob will lay down ink for the first printed layer. Each guest will choose provided design elements to print with, building a completely unique piece in collaboration with the artist. No two pieces will be the same. At the end of the evening, the screens will be reclaimed/washed, making every finished work truly limited, unrepeatable, and tied forever to that single night.
Attendance is limited to just 18 lucky souls. No recording devices will be permitted. The only people who will ever fully experience this moment are the people in the room
Admission to “Today is Yesterday’s Tomorrow” is $75 and includes one item to print on, a three-hour guided session, and a rare personal creative experience with one of Cleveland’s favorite artists.
This is a first-of-its-kind format for Cleveland — part exhibit, part collaboration, part living edition. For art lovers, collectors, gallery friends, and anyone who values the irreplaceable nature of original work, this is something very special.
