LAND studio
Connecting Cleveland communities through Public Art + Public Spaces for over thirty years!
Cover Photo: Photo by Bob Perkoski; Mural by John Hastings; located at MetroHealth's new Glick Center. As of October, 2011 Cleveland Public Art and ParkWorks joined forces to become a single organization called LAND studio. LAND studio creates places and connects people through public art, sustainable building and design, collaborative planning, and dynamic programming.
10/02/2026
A great afternoon spent with the Midline neighbors đź’š
09/30/2026
Our own project manager, Ahlon Gonzalez, is helping bring this one to life with Cleveland VOTES! 🎨 Come celebrate the Creative Impact Network artists and the connection between art, community, and civic engagement THIS Friday, October 2nd.
Join us for the More Than My Art: Creative Impact Network 2026 Showcase, celebrating the creativity, perspectives, and artistic journeys of our second CIN cohort!
Come experience the artwork they’ve created throughout the program, connect with the artists and community, and celebrate all that they’ve brought to this year’s cohort.
Plus, enjoy interactive creative activism and civic engagement activities, and refreshments throughout the evening.
📅 Friday, October 2, 2026 | 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 West Bank of the Flats
Learn more and register for this free event here: https://bit.ly/CINSHOW2026
09/26/2026
Today we’re gathering to inaugurate PRISM: Seeing Beyond Mass Incarceration at the Cleveland Public Library, Martin Luther King Jr. Branch.
This afternoon brings together artists and practitioners who have been working to shift systems and conversations:
12pm – Grounding with Gwendolyn Garth 
12:15pm – Music and Mass Incarceration with Bakari Kitwana / Rap Sessions and Brittany Benton 
1pm – Keynote: Gary Tyler in conversation with Ayesha Bell Hardaway
2pm – PRISM artists Aaron D. Williams, Da’Shaunae Marisa, and Sherrill Roland, moderated by Fanna Gebreyesus 
3pm – The Marshall Project’s Inside Story with Lawrence Jah Bartley and Louis Fields
4pm – Meditation, sound bath, and time to connect
Mass incarceration touches families and neighborhoods across Cleveland. PRISM makes room to reckon with that impact and to imagine what safety and justice could look like beyond it, grounded in the perspectives of people with lived experience.
Join us from 12–5pm. The event is free, refreshments will be served, and walk-ins are welcome, but registration is preferred. Parking is available in the Artisan Garage behind the library.
Ahlon Gonzalez of LAND studio and Tiffany Graham Charkosky of Cleveland Public Library joined Fox 8 News Cleveland to talk about PRISM Convening: Seeing Beyond Mass Incarceration.
The convening is tomorrow, Sept. 26, from 12–5pm at the library’s Martin Luther King Jr. Branch. It’s free and open to everyone, with seats available through the link in our bio.
Presented in partnership with Shooting Without Bullets and Cleveland Public Library
09/23/2026
👀✍️ Join us on Monday October 5th for Sarah Tuttle’s (Sarah Tuttle) community event: Drawing at The Community Garden! We will be arranging bouquets of flowers and creating ink washes of them!
✨ Don’t be scared—all skill levels ages 12+ are welcome, and no need to bring anything! You are welcome to bring your favorite drawing utensils and sketchbook if you want!
🆓 Attend for free with the code “free99” at checkout! Link in bio.
09/22/2026
Thank you Fox 8 News for having us on this morning, and a special thank you to Ahlon Gonzalez from LAND studio for joining us to spread the word about PRISIM: Seeing Beyond Mass Incarceration.
Join us for the PRISM Convening this Saturday, September 26 from 12-5 p.m. at our Martin Luther King Jr. Campus.
Catch the full interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9pleZ6tIzk
09/20/2026
ICYMI: The August 2026 issue of the Heights Observer, a publication of FutureHeights, features a cover story on the Heights Arts Summer 2026 Public Art Projects—a transformative initiative bringing 8 new murals and public art installations to the Coventry & Cedar Lee Arts Districts of City of Cleveland Heights, OH. These projects employ local artists, strengthen community connections, and add vibrant new landmarks to Cleveland Heights.
Read article in full: https://heightsobserver.org/articles/a-e-news/heights-arts-launches-new-public-art-project/
What a joyful addition to the Cedar Lee Arts District !
Local multidisciplinary artist Justin Michael Will () has transformed the Anatolia Cafe building at the southern end of Lee Road into a whimsical playground of native animals, trees, and meandering creeks. The fanciful nature scene is designed to evoke a sense of joy—for young and old alike.
Will’s commercial illustration, design, and mural practice can be seen throughout the region, from galleries, breweries, and restaurants to the sides of buildings in Cleveland-area suburbs. A graduate of Columbus College of Art and Design, Will has built much of his artistic practice through self-directed learning and experience.
The mural is also a wonderful complement to the iconic “JOY” mural painted by Betty Lau in the 1970s, just kitty-corner at Lee and Silsby Roads.
Together, these works add color, character, and a sense of place to City of Cleveland Heights, Ohio - City Hall.
09/20/2026
Yesterday, we joined Park(ing) Day in downtown Cleveland, where a stretch of Prospect Ave became a place for people instead of just cars. We hosted a “Sketch with LAND” pop-up and loved chatting and drawing with everyone who stopped by!!
Park(ing) Day is an international celebration of reclaiming street parking spots as pop-up parks and green spaces. It’s a small, playful way to imagine what our public spaces could be when we rethink how they’re designed and used. ✍️💡đź’
Big thanks to Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative, CSU APA, Kent State College of Architecture + Environmental Design - CAED, and all the partners who made this day possible!
Cleveland Heights artist Dante Rodriguez is putting the finishing touches on his latest mural at the Green Olive building in the Cedar Lee Arts District —and the inspiration behind it is rooted right here in our community. 🌱
Learn of his inspiration from the city of Cleveland Heights in this YouTube video.
Rodriguez’s art has been exhibited throughout Greater Cleveland and beyond, with shows in Pittsburgh, Beverly, MA, Columbus, and Sandusky. His work can also be found in private collections, at Berkman Hall at Cleveland State University, and in two public murals in Cleveland.
Thank you to LAND studio for their collaboration on these exciting public art projects!
Come see the mural. Hear the story. Discover the inspiration.
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