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Negative Space

1541 E 38th St 2nd floor warehouse, Cleveland, OH 44114, USA

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Detailed Information

Place Types Art gallery
Address 1541 E 38th St 2nd floor warehouse, Cleveland, OH 44114, USA
Coordinate 41.512155,-81.663332
Website http://www.negativespacecleveland.com/
Rating 4.7
Compound Code G86P+VM Cleveland, OH, USA

Openning hours

Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 12:00 – 6:00 PM
Friday 12:00 – 6:00 PM
Saturday 12:00 – 6:00 PM
Sunday 12:00 – 6:00 PM

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Reviews

Catlin Wise (02/16/2020)

From the warm personal welcome from the owner, Gadi ~ to the guided tour by Kheaven explaining the pieces & naming each artist, this Gallery is amazing and mind blowing! The art is incredibly thought provoking and complex~ inviting a viewer to slow down and actually interact with the pieces. Beautifully colorful tabletops spin smoothly at a touch revealing images from a reversed point of view. Paintings that stand stunningly at a distance have micro details that are seen when close up and change the way you interpret the story within...nSacred geometry & meaningful symbology speak to the Universal Soul and remind us we are sharing this dream we call Life.nIt's not just what is there to be seen... it is the energy that exists between~ in the Negative Space.

Emily Griffin (02/20/2020)

Oh how I love negative space. They host the most welcoming open mic in Cleveland the last Saturday of the month. You can find everything from Native American songs, through poetry and stand up, to a man who raps about petting cats. The art is both fixed (by Gadi, the artist who owns the place) and rotating (a different featured artist every month). And all of it is worth standing by and contemplating. Go visit!

Brendan Whitt (03/24/2019)

Very beautiful space. It's suited perfectly for entertaining and events. Ownership and management are phenomenal.

Dee Deprator (02/17/2019)

Extremely unprofessional. This place needs to just be the best Art Gallery it can be and stop trying to fiddle around with having music shows. Or at the very least, your staff needs to learn how to speak to each other and let each other know what's going on.