PHOTOS: Inside the colorful catharsis of Rooms To Let 2018
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Scott Pickering artist, resident and curator at Rooms To Let
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Artist Bex Moss
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Loren Naji
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Artist Doug Meyer polishing up his mirrored room
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Trophy Room by artist Shannon Morris and Sarah Curry
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Trophy Room by artist Shannon Morris (pictured) and Sarah Curry
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Jen Hearn photography exhibit
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Lolita Wilson and Kole Robinson-Brooks of Visit Arts Collective
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Chester Hopkins-Bey of Visit Arts Collective and the note left by the residents who grew up in the house
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Gina Washington of Visit Arts Collective
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Artist Kole Robinson Brooks of Visit Arts Collective (artist collective)
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Artist and curator Dana Depew and his crew take a lunch break in the sauna room built for RTL
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Sauna room by artist and curator Dana Depew
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Elaine Hullihen of Mixed Bag all female artists collaborative
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Artist Liz Maugans and her "Slavical Chair"
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Former FreshWater editor Erin O'Brien may have put it best when she said that Rooms to Let "is not dancing on a grave. It's leaving flowers on it." Held last weekend, this thought-provoking annual event enlists local artists to transform houses slated for demolition into meaningful, active art installations. Each year, Rooms to Let takes place in Slavic Village (which Cleveland.com called "Ground Zero" for the foreclosure crisis). Take a deeper look into this evocative effort with Bob Perkoski's pictures taken on-site.
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