Title Round Corrie Slawson Cloud Cover Over/In the Pantheon , 2025 Oil and mixed media on birch plywood 23 ½ x 20 inches Courtesy of SHAHEEN modern and contemporary art Estimated Retail Value: $4,200 Starting Bid: $1,200 Corrie Slawson creates visually rich works that combine painting, drawing, printmaking, and collage into striking compositions that blend recognizable places and everyday scenes with abstracted forms to create a heightened, almost cinematic intensity. Both immediate and expansive, Slawson’s work is rooted in close observation and research tied to the artist’s concerns for the inequities in our world. Cloud Cover Over/In the Pantheon is from her newest body of work, which focuses on the political vulnerability of women’s bodily autonomy. Overlaying recognizable elements like the Pantheon with shapes and forms that suggest the female reproductive system, Slawson reminds us of the long history of attempted control over women’s bodies and the persistent strength and resistance of women throughout time. +sign up to proxy bid return to auction menu More: Corrie Slawson Corrie Slawson received her BFA from Parsons School of Design and her MFA from Kent State University. Her work has been exhibited at moCa Cleveland, the Toledo Museum of Art, the Akron Art Museum, the Massillon Museum, SPACES, and The Sculpture Center, and internationally at venues including Centro Cultural Tijuana and Galerie Module Drei in Dresden, Germany. Slawson’s layered, narratively charged works are also held in public and private collections including those of Arizona State University, Case Western Reserve University, the University of Illinois, the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, and Progressive Insurance.

moCa Saturday: 3D Mobile Making w/ MC2STEM Sep 14, 2024 FREE for all ages Join us at moCa for a unique design experience led by students and staff from Cleveland Metropolitan School District's MC2STEM High School as they guide you through a 3D printing workshop. Learn about 3D printing, create your own mobile masterpiece, and discover ways that design can make an impact. After your mobile is completed, you can choose to take it home or share it with a local nonprofit organization. All ages welcome. FAMILY FUN ON moCa Saturdays supported by PNC. About FREE for all ages Join us at moCa for a unique design experience led by students and staff from Cleveland Metropolitan School District's MC2STEM High School as they guide you through a 3D printing workshop. Learn about 3D printing, create your own mobile masterpiece, and discover ways that design can make an impact. After your mobile is completed, you can choose to take it home or share it with a local nonprofit organization. All ages welcome. FAMILY FUN ON moCa Saturdays supported by PNC. FREE for all ages Join us at moCa for a unique design experience led by students and staff from Cleveland Metropolitan School District's MC2STEM High School as they guide you through a 3D printing workshop. Learn about 3D printing, create your own mobile masterpiece, and discover ways that design can make an impact. After your mobile is completed, you can choose to take it home or share it with a local nonprofit organization. All ages welcome. FAMILY FUN ON moCa Saturdays supported by PNC.

May 27-Aug 28, 2016 Mark Mothersbaugh Myopia May 27-Aug 28, 2016 ∆ Mark Mothersbaugh: Myopia , installation view, Minneapolis Institute of Art, Target Wing, galleries 262-265 and 280-281, 2015. Exhibition organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver. Photo: Minneapolis Institute of Art. ∆ Mark Mothersbaugh: Myopia , installation view, Minneapolis Institute of Art, Target Wing, galleries 262-265 and 280-281, 2015. Exhibition organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver. Photo: Minneapolis Institute of Art. ∆ Mark Mothersbaugh: Myopia , installation view, Minneapolis Institute of Art, Target Wing, galleries 262-265 and 280-281, 2015. Exhibition organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver. Photo: Minneapolis Institute of Art. May 27-Aug 28, 2016 Mark Mothersbaugh Myopia Organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland. Joint presentation with the Akron Art Museum. Myopia is the first retrospective of the work of Mark Mothersbaugh, spanning the beginning of his career in the early 1970s through the present. Born in Akron, OH, and co-founder of the New Wave band DEVO, Mothersbaugh has been making art for more than forty years—since before the band’s inception in the early 1970s. This body of work presents a unique combination of cultural criticism and personal expression through drawings, films, paintings, sculpture and music. But more than that, his work provides a missing link in the history of contemporary art and culture. At once an artist, musician, and tinkerer, he offers a key to understanding the current state of art, with its hybridity, subjectivity and fluid boundaries. Mothersbaugh’s work reveals his unique artistic voice and also asserts his role in the intersecting legacies that have formed contemporary culture. Throughout his career, Mothersbaugh’s work has both embraced handmade qualities and also incorporated the slick elements of consumer culture. With a continuous assault on the de-humanizing nature of our highly technological society, Mothersbaugh’s work asks the question: how can we be ourselves in the face of an impersonal, consumer-driven society? But the answer is complex. Mothersbaugh doesn’t simply advocate for a war of the organic against the mechanistic. He also doesn’t maintain a simple, ironic distance from the synthetic nature of modern society. Instead, the artist insists that there is the room for individual creativity in consumer society. Sometimes the picture he paints is dark and cynical and sometimes playful and light, but he always makes the case that it is possible to find personal pleasure and artistic expression in the realms of both technology and the handmade. The band DEVO, with its homespun robotic image, is one articulation of that aesthetic vision, which takes a multitude of forms in Mothersbaugh’s larger body of work. MOCA Cleveland is partnering with the Akron Art Museum to jointly present Mothersbaugh’s work in simultaneous exhibitions across Northeast Ohio. Myopia in Cleveland focuses on experimentation, performance, and sound. Works on view present the Mothersbaugh’s early sketchbooks and ephemera, documentation of DEVO’s first performances, the band’s commercial and conceptual development, and Mothersbaugh’s ongoing experimentation with manipulated musical instruments. Myopia at the Akron Art Museum turns its attention on Mothersbaugh’s visual art practice, including installations of recent sculpture, prints, rugs, and a collection of 30,000 postcard-sized drawings the artist has created and utilized for inspiration and exploration throughout his career. By visiting the exhibition in both venues, audiences will get a wide-ranging perspective of Mothersbaugh’s prolific output of artwork, music, ideas, restless invention, and distinctive sense of humor. Taken together, this incredibly unified body of work reveals the artist’s persistent attempt to navigate between the conflicting forces of cynicism and freedom, and irony and originality. Like his early work with DEVO, Mothersbaugh explores the complex relationship between what is synthetic and what is authentic. Major support for Mark Mothersbaugh: Myopia is provided by Lexus, the John P. Murphy Foundation , and Clear Choice LASIK Eye . Generous support is also provided by the Kulas Foundation, Kichler Lighting, Medical Mutual of Ohio, and Thompson Hine LLP. All 2016 exhibitions are funded by Leadership Circle gifts from an Anonymous Donor, Yuval Brisker, Doreen + Dick Cahoon, Joanne Cohen + Morris Wheeler, Margaret Cohen + Kevin Rahilly, Becky Dunn, Lauren Rich Fine + Gary Giller, Harriet Goldberg, Michelle + Richard Jeschelnig, Donna + Stewart Kohl, Toby Devan Lewis, and Scott Mueller. All MOCA Cleveland exhibitions are supported in part by the residents of Cuyahoga County through a public grant from Cuyahoga Arts & Culture, the Cleveland Foundation, the George Gund Foundation, and the continuing support of the Museum’s Board of Directors, patrons, and members. Installation Images

Jan 30–Aug 2, 2026 Ohio Now: State of Nature Jan 30–Aug 2, 2026 ∆ John Sabraw, A Spell , 2025. Acrylic and oil with AMD pigments and bituminous coal on canvas, 72 x 144 x 1.5 inches. Image courtesy of the artist. ∆ John Sabraw, A Spell , 2025. Acrylic and oil with AMD pigments and bituminous coal on canvas, 72 x 144 x 1.5 inches. Image courtesy of the artist. ∆ John Sabraw, A Spell , 2025. Acrylic and oil with AMD pigments and bituminous coal on canvas, 72 x 144 x 1.5 inches. Image courtesy of the artist. Jan 30–Aug 2, 2026 Ohio Now: State of Nature Ohio Now: State of Nature brings together artists across Ohio who focus on sustainability, agriculture, food justice, and natural ecologies. Through diverse materials and perspectives, these artists reflect on humanity’s relationship with the environment. Some incorporate found elements like waterway pollutants, plant-based dyes, and grass clippings, while others investigate topics ranging from climate change conspiracies to natural history and arthropods. Many draw directly from personal experiences as farmers, grocery workers, or environmental observers. Spanning painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, installation, and community-based practice, the works in this exhibition highlight the urgency of environmental issues while inviting dialogue and response. Ohio Now is a new, ongoing exhibition series showcasing newly commissioned and recent work by contemporary artists. This collaboration between CAC and moCa Cleveland connects outstanding artists living and working across the state and engages audiences with the evolving landscape of creative practices in their communities. Following its presentation in Cincinnati, Ohio Now: State of Nature will be on display at moCa Cleveland January 30–August 2, 2026. Participating artists are Catherine Clements (Bowling Green), Avery Mags Duff (Akron), Myles Dunigan (Oberlin), Tina Gutierrez (Cincinnati), Brian Harnetty (Columbus), Desert Kitchen Collective: Glenna Jennings, Jalisa Robinson & Friends (Dayton), Keith Lemley (Ravenna), Celeste Malvar-Stewart (Columbus), Lori Nix & Kathleen Gerber (Cleveland), Elena Osterwalder (Columbus), Praxis Fiber Workshop (Cleveland), John Sabraw (Athens), Charmaine Spencer (Cleveland), Supermrin (Cincinnati), and Amy Youngs (Columbus). Ohio Now : State of Nature is co-organized by the Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, OH and Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, Cleveland, OH. The exhibition is curated by Theresa Bembnister, DJ Hellerman, Megan Lykins Reich, and Christina Vassallo. Lead support provided by Margaret Cohen & Kevin Rahilly Installation Images

Studio Access w/ Manabu Ikeda Apr 26, 2024 Experience the artist create onsite at moCa as he develops a new monumental artwork over the course of the Winter/Spring season. About Experience the artist create onsite at moCa as he develops a new monumental artwork over the course of the Winter/Spring season. Experience the artist create onsite at moCa as he develops a new monumental artwork over the course of the Winter/Spring season.

May 27-Aug 28, 2016 Shana Moulton May 27-Aug 28, 2016 ∆ Shana Moulton, MindPlace ThoughtStream , 2014. Single-channel video, 11:57. Courtesy of the artist, Galerie Gregor Staiger, Zurich & Galerie Crèvecoeur, Paris ∆ Shana Moulton, MindPlace ThoughtStream , 2014. Single-channel video, 11:57. Courtesy of the artist, Galerie Gregor Staiger, Zurich & Galerie Crèvecoeur, Paris ∆ Shana Moulton, MindPlace ThoughtStream , 2014. Single-channel video, 11:57. Courtesy of the artist, Galerie Gregor Staiger, Zurich & Galerie Crèvecoeur, Paris May 27-Aug 28, 2016 Shana Moulton Shana Moulton creates unexpected relationships between commercial and spiritual worlds in her colorful, surreal videos. Starring the artist and staged in artificial domestic sets, these works feature the protagonist in uncomfortable or anxious situations like having a stomach ache or being locked in a room. Consumer goods, advertising, and pop cultural artifacts such as book lights, ergonomic keyboards, prescription drug commercials, ASMR YouTube videos, and Enya songs become curious tools for attempting to solve her problems. Blending these elements, the protagonist has bizarre, even magical experiences: Activia® yogurt brings about internal spiritual awakening; a secretary desk provides the mystical “third” eye; a Swiss Healing Rock Powder cures restless legs by multiplying them and making them dance. Although humorous and whimsical, these uncanny videos question whether the “wellness” industry, with its many products and strategies, ever really provides well-being. Screening Schedule: May 27 – June 26: MindPlace ThoughtStream , 2014 Single-channel video 11:57 June 28 – July 24: The Undiscovered Drawer , 2013 Single-channel video 9:19 July 26 – August 28: Restless Leg Saga, 2012 Single-channel video 7:24 All 2016 exhibitions are funded by Leadership Circle gifts from an Anonymous Donor, Yuval Brisker, Doreen + Dick Cahoon, Joanne Cohen + Morris Wheeler, Margaret Cohen + Kevin Rahilly, Becky Dunn, Lauren Rich Fine + Gary Giller, Harriet Goldberg, Michelle + Richard Jeschelnig, Donna + Stewart Kohl, Toby Devan Lewis, and Scott Mueller. All MOCA Cleveland exhibitions are supported in part by the residents of Cuyahoga County through a public grant from Cuyahoga Arts & Culture, the Cleveland Foundation, the George Gund Foundation, and the continuing support of the Museum’s Board of Directors, patrons, and members. About the Artist Shana Moulton Shana Moulton (b. 1976, Oakhurst, CA) lives and works in New York. She earned a BFA from University of California, Berkeley (1999), an MFA from Carnegie Mellon University (2004) and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture (2004) and De Ateliers, Amsterdam (2006). Her work has been featured in solo exhibitions at the Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2016), Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco (2015), The Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus (2010), and Art in General, New York (2009), and in group exhibitions at The Hammer Museum, Los Angeles (2014), ICA London (2012), Guangdong Times Museum, Guangzhou, China (2011), P.S.1, New York (2010), and Oakville Galleries, Toronto (2010), among many others. She has performed at the New Museum, New York (2011); The Kitchen, New York (2010); Exit Art, New York (2010); Performa 09, New York (2009); Diverseworks, Houston (2008); Electronic Arts Intermix, New York (2007); and De Appel, Amsterdam (2006). She has been an artist-in-resident at the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (2011) and Harvestworks, New York (2008), and has received grants and fellowships from Harvestworks (2010), The Foundation for Contemporary Arts (2009), and the Experimental Television Center (2009). Installation Images

Aug 28, 2026-Mar 7, 2027 Rachel Rose Lake Valley Aug 28, 2026-Mar 7, 2027 ∆ Rachel Rose, Lake Valley , 2016 (still). Single-channel HD video with unique installation. 8 minutes, 25 seconds. Courtesy of Art Bridges Foundation. ∆ Rachel Rose, Lake Valley , 2016 (still). Single-channel HD video with unique installation. 8 minutes, 25 seconds. Courtesy of Art Bridges Foundation. ∆ Rachel Rose, Lake Valley , 2016 (still). Single-channel HD video with unique installation. 8 minutes, 25 seconds. Courtesy of Art Bridges Foundation. Aug 28, 2026-Mar 7, 2027 Rachel Rose Lake Valley Lake Valley is an enchanting eight-minute video by artist Rachel Rose. Rose mines themes and imagery from the history of children’s literature, inventively combining collage, found footage, and repurposed materials to create dream-like stories about loneliness, imagination, and longing for personal connection. Abandoned on a lonely day, an imagined, rabbit-like pet in Lake Valley leaves its family’s suburban home in order to look for friendship in the ethereal land of a nearby forest. Rose used imagery assembled from 19th and 20th century children’s books to create the work’s cel animation. She used this salvaged media to generate imagery with unusual appearances like a shirt made of animal skin or spaghetti made of hair. Lake Valley’s sound editing is similarly unexpected: actions are accompanied by recognizable but atypical sounds. Balancing notions of tedium, adventure, abandonment, and companionship, Lake Valley offers a sumptuous, transfixing storybook world that explores universal human fears and desires. Support provided by Art Bridges Foundation. All exhibitions at moCa supported by About the Artist Rachel Rose Rachel Rose (b.1986, New York, NY) works in film, painting, sculpture and drawing. Her practice explores how landscape shapes storytelling and belief systems, and investigates from different vantages how the everyday holds the sublime. She has held numerous solo exhibitions throughout the world and her work is held in major public collections including the Hessel Museum of Art, Bard College, NY; Julia Stoschek Foundation, Düsseldorf; Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), Los Angeles; LUMA Foundation, Arles; Musée d’Art Moderne, Paris; Ishikawa Foundation, Tokyo; Tate Modern, London; Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; and the Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, among many others. She was the recipient of the Frieze Artist Award in 2015 and the Illy Present Future Prize in 2014. She participated in the 57th Venice Biennale, 57th Carnegie International, 32nd São Paulo Biennial, and 3rd Jeju Biennale. Rose lives and works in New York, and is represented in New York, Brussels, and Seoul by Gladstone Gallery and in London by Pilar Corrias Gallery. Selected Works

Press Images Jody Pinto: Body/Land Jody Pinto with Fingerspan at the foundry, c. 1986. Image: Wayne Cozzolino. Jody Pinto, Heart Chamber for H.C., 1978. Cement blocks, metal, rain, pigment, and earth. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Endless Serpentine Arbor, 1987. Watercolor, crayon, gouache, and graphite on 100% rag paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Surfacing Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (Exposed and Roofed versions), 1979-80. Graphite on paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Well Projects (detail), 1974-76. Earth, found materials. Philadelphia, PA. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (detail), 1980. Cement block, earth, seed, hay. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Five Spoke Seeded Catherine Wheel, 1984. Graphite and crayon on paper. Nasher Sculpture Center, Courtesy of the artist. Previous Item Next Item All images are available for media download. For press inquiries on Jody Pinto: Body/Land contact: Tom Poole Sr. Operations Officer tpoole@mocacleveland.org Tel: 440.364.8805 Matthew Dennis Marketing & Communications Manager mdennis@moCacleveland.org Tel: 216.399.0077

moCa Saturday: 3D Mobile Making w/ MC2STEM Oct 5, 2024 FREE for all ages Join us at moCa for a unique design experience led by students and staff from Cleveland Metropolitan School District's MC2STEM High School as they guide you through a 3D printing workshop. Learn about 3D printing, create your own mobile masterpiece, and discover ways that design can make an impact. After your mobile is completed, you can choose to take it home or share it with a local nonprofit organization. All ages welcome. FAMILY FUN ON moCa Saturdays supported by PNC. About FREE for all ages Join us at moCa for a unique design experience led by students and staff from Cleveland Metropolitan School District's MC2STEM High School as they guide you through a 3D printing workshop. Learn about 3D printing, create your own mobile masterpiece, and discover ways that design can make an impact. After your mobile is completed, you can choose to take it home or share it with a local nonprofit organization. All ages welcome. FAMILY FUN ON moCa Saturdays supported by PNC. FREE for all ages Join us at moCa for a unique design experience led by students and staff from Cleveland Metropolitan School District's MC2STEM High School as they guide you through a 3D printing workshop. Learn about 3D printing, create your own mobile masterpiece, and discover ways that design can make an impact. After your mobile is completed, you can choose to take it home or share it with a local nonprofit organization. All ages welcome. FAMILY FUN ON moCa Saturdays supported by PNC.

Jul 1, 2020-Jun 5, 2021 Martin Creed Work No. 3398 EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT Jul 1, 2020-Jun 5, 2021 ∆ Martin Creed, Work No. 3398 EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT , 2020. Installation view: moCa Cleveland, 2020. Multicolored Neon, 24 x 837 5/8 in (61 x 2127.5 cm). Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth. © Martin Creed. All Rights Reserved, DACS 2020. Photo: Field Studio. ∆ Martin Creed, Work No. 3398 EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT , 2020. Installation view: moCa Cleveland, 2020. Multicolored Neon, 24 x 837 5/8 in (61 x 2127.5 cm). Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth. © Martin Creed. All Rights Reserved, DACS 2020. Photo: Field Studio. ∆ Martin Creed, Work No. 3398 EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT , 2020. Installation view: moCa Cleveland, 2020. Multicolored Neon, 24 x 837 5/8 in (61 x 2127.5 cm). Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth. © Martin Creed. All Rights Reserved, DACS 2020. Photo: Field Studio. Jul 1, 2020-Jun 5, 2021 Martin Creed Work No. 3398 EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT British artist Martin Creed made the first version of his text-based sculpture Work No. 3398 EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT in 1999. One of his most iconic works, variations of the site-responsive neon continue to appear in different sizes and colors throughout the world. The sculpture is emblematic of Creed’s artistic practice, which uses language, ordinary materials, and everyday interventions to communicate with the larger public. Commissioned for moCa’s Gund Commons, Creed’s Work No. 3398 EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT (2020) is a single line of unpunctuated text rendered in rainbow neon. The work’s simple statement ‘EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT’ stretches across an expanse of wall, revealing itself as you enter the museum. Creed’s sculpture is at once a hopeful, familiar, and reassuring phrase, and a gentle nod to the challenges lying ahead amid the current uncertainties. Major support for Martin Creed: Work No. 3398 EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT is provided by Joanne Cohen & Morris Wheeler.

Date Title One sentence desciption + more Add a Title Add a Title Title + more Add a Title Add a Title Title + more Fri. January 30, 2026 2026 Opening Night Celebration 6-9PM at moCa Cleveland Free to all SIGN UP Be a part of moCa's new season and celebrate with the artists at our exhibition opening. Experience FOUR new exhibitions: Ohio Now: State of Nature Sky Hopinka: The Myth is Now KING COBRA: When You Are Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea and Homing Instinct: Letting Go of The Shore Spoken word performance by Morgan Paige Sips from the cash bar and fresh tastes from food vendors If you have questions or if there are additional access services or accommodations that can make your experience more inclusive, please contact access@mocacleveland.org . 1-2 week’s advance notice is recommended but not required.

Science Fair: Art Market Aug 24, 2024 Join moCa and Pattern Play Glass for our third annual Science Fair! Check out the work of more than 20 artists & makers and bring home one-of-a-kind artwork at a variety of prices. Get a new piece of flash from your favorite tattoo artist, grab a snack from a delicious local vendor, or a sip of regional natural wines. VENDORS INCLUDE: Pattern Play Glass Tess Young Jewelry Time Change Generator Jack Romer Harkin Oliver C St Clair Frayed Knot Farm Cleveland Babies Secret Books Robes by Natty Faan Slow Goods poofydustcloud KING RELD Joi Art LizaRoseGlass Aura Aura World of Whimzee CottonPonyExpress Skinny Dip Jewelry Bianca Breed Deposit Unknown Threehexagons DirtBaby Ceramics Yikes Design Poems 4 You Dakar! Shannon Makes Cakes Hi Cutie Fibers Justin Michael Will Evening Son Video / Family Fluff Vintage / Alison Scarpulla Superior Hot Glass happy thought knits TATTOO ARTISTS: Lauren Vandevier Nate Kemmerer Winnie Black Tine About Join moCa and Pattern Play Glass for our third annual Science Fair! Check out the work of more than 20 artists & makers and bring home one-of-a-kind artwork at a variety of prices. Get a new piece of flash from your favorite tattoo artist, grab a snack from a delicious local vendor, or a sip of regional natural wines. VENDORS INCLUDE: Pattern Play Glass Tess Young Jewelry Time Change Generator Jack Romer Harkin Oliver C St Clair Frayed Knot Farm Cleveland Babies Secret Books Robes by Natty Faan Slow Goods poofydustcloud KING RELD Joi Art LizaRoseGlass Aura Aura World of Whimzee CottonPonyExpress Skinny Dip Jewelry Bianca Breed Deposit Unknown Threehexagons DirtBaby Ceramics Yikes Design Poems 4 You Dakar! Shannon Makes Cakes Hi Cutie Fibers Justin Michael Will Evening Son Video / Family Fluff Vintage / Alison Scarpulla Superior Hot Glass happy thought knits TATTOO ARTISTS: Lauren Vandevier Nate Kemmerer Winnie Black Tine Join moCa and Pattern Play Glass for our third annual Science Fair! Check out the work of more than 20 artists & makers and bring home one-of-a-kind artwork at a variety of prices. Get a new piece of flash from your favorite tattoo artist, grab a snack from a delicious local vendor, or a sip of regional natural wines. VENDORS INCLUDE: Pattern Play Glass Tess Young Jewelry Time Change Generator Jack Romer Harkin Oliver C St Clair Frayed Knot Farm Cleveland Babies Secret Books Robes by Natty Faan Slow Goods poofydustcloud KING RELD Joi Art LizaRoseGlass Aura Aura World of Whimzee CottonPonyExpress Skinny Dip Jewelry Bianca Breed Deposit Unknown Threehexagons DirtBaby Ceramics Yikes Design Poems 4 You Dakar! Shannon Makes Cakes Hi Cutie Fibers Justin Michael Will Evening Son Video / Family Fluff Vintage / Alison Scarpulla Superior Hot Glass happy thought knits TATTOO ARTISTS: Lauren Vandevier Nate Kemmerer Winnie Black Tine