Friday, September 26, 2008

Photo Exhibit #3: Cleveland Rising: This City is Our Home

Back in July, American Greetings kindly provided gallery space for a two week exhibit themed "Cleveland Rising: This City is Our Home." The opening featured not only Cleveland-based photography, but also the world premiere of the demo of "Cleveland Rising: This City is My Home," a song co-written by Vanessa Daffron and Alex Sukhoy, with guest musicians Daniel Baxter, Evan Lieberman, Tony DePiano and Jon Niefeld, who has recorded with The Rembrandts. The song is part of the "So Long, Marianne" film project.


Nearly 100 people attended the "Cleveland Rising" show and several attendees generously purchased a total of ten pieces, for a 33% sell-through. You can view remaining 20 photographs, currently on display, at Studio Palmieri, the first commercial location that took a risk on me and gave me space.

On this page are some photos from the actual event, as well as the poster that marketed the exhibit.

Enjoy.

Sunday, July 6, 2008

Photo Exhibit #2: Springtime Photo Florals

On the eve of what felt like a never-ending winter, 8 photographs of bright, beautiful, rich florals reminded people that summer was right around the corner. Currently on display at Studio Palmeri in Cleveland's Warehouse District, the images are all hung in specially selected glass-matted frames that truly enhance the unique characteristics of the flowers. The photographs were taken in cities across the United States, including Cleveland's Botanic Garden, a housing development in Pittsburgh and Seattle's famous Pike's Market. Below are a few of these images. For more information, contact: alex@creativecadence.com.





Sunday, March 16, 2008

Photo Exhibit #1: England, Ireland, Israel, Cleveland and other Beautiful Places










These photos are currently on display and for sale @ Studio Palmeri in Cleveland's Warehouse District, on West 6th, just South of St. Clair.
As of March 24, six of the framed prints have sold.
Much gratitude to Rosa & Jimmy @ Studio Palmeri for the opportunity and to the creative investors for supporting my craft.
Stay tuned for the next mini-show in April: "In Full Bloom: The Colors of Florals"
If you are interested in seeing more photos, contact: alex@creativecadence.com