FIVEONE, NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE, AT THE SCULPTURE CENTER

WALK AMONGST THE ART
WALK AMONGST THE ORCHESTRA

FiveOne, Cleveland’s new music ensemble, provided an informal evening of music that interacts directly with the art of Yasuhisa Kohyama and Elissa Cox. Guests were invited to move around the orchestra while contemplating the artwork and the music. The musicians and composers of FiveOne stayed for a reception afterwards in the Euclid Avenue Gallery building.

THE EVENING'S PROGRAM
Set One in the Main Gallery
among The Cleveland Ceramics of Yasuhisa Kohyama
Like Fire on Wind composed by Jeremy Allen
Air composed by Tōru Takemitsu
Cosmos composed by Michael Bratt
Ohka composed by John HC Thompson (a premiere)

Set Two in the Euclid Avenue Gallery
within with a twitch and a grimace, a new installation by Elissa Cox
Concentricities composed by Jeremy Allen
Death in the Afternoon composed by John HC Thompson
Nick Sat Against the Wall... composed by John HC Thompson
Sound Collage - improvisation

Look for news of future FIveOne performances at The Sculpture Center.

For more information call 216.229.6527 or go to info@sculpturecenter.org.

The Sculpture Center is a not-for-profit arts institution dedicated to the advancement of the careers of emerging Ohio sculptors and the preservation of Ohio outdoor sculpture as a means to provide support for artists and to effect the enrichment, education, enjoyment, and visual enhancement of the Cleveland community and greater region.

The Sculpture Center receives generous support from the Bernice and David E. Davis Art Foundation, the Kulas Foundation, the John P. Murphy Foundation, studioTECHNE|architects, and individual donors to Friends of The Sculpture Center. The Sculpture Center is also generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. Finally, The Ohio Arts Council funds The Sculpture Center with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence, and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans.

The Bernice and David E. Davis Art Foundation and studioTECHNE|architects generously provide the spaces for The Sculpture Center’s programs.