Emanuel Wallace is a Staff Photographer at Cleveland Scene. He specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on topics such as analog photography, urban art, and cultural movements. Emanuel's work has been featured in Scene Magazine, Glide Magazine, The Wire Magazine, and Cleveland Magazine.
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The 2026 Cleveland Asian Festival was held the past weekend and was the highest attended iteration of the festival thus far, culminating with an early shutdown on Sunday.
By: Emanuel Wallace
Photos From ‘For the Love of the Land’ at Pinwheel Gallery - Cleveland Scene
By: Emanuel Wallace
Photos: Thousands of People Filled Downtown Cleveland for the 2026 Pride in the CLE March and Festival - Cleveland Scene
By: Emanuel Wallace
Over the weekend, three new exhibitions opened at Artists Archive of the Western Reserve.
By: Emanuel Wallace
Detroit-Shoreway's Near West Theatre celebrated the spirit of Juneteenth with performances from Blakk Jakk Dance Collective, Djapo Cultural Arts and AfroFunk Revolution outside on the NWT Plaza. Here's what we saw.
By: Emanuel Wallace
The annual Larchmere Porchfest showcases 30 bands performing on various house porches in the Larchmere neighborhood.
By: Emanuel Wallace
The weather was perfect for the 34th edition of the Cleveland Museum of Art's Parade the Circle celebration. This year's theme was “Moimentum” and here's what we saw.
By: Emanuel Wallace
SLTWTR, the recently opened art gallery inside of Loiter East Cleveland, held an opening reception for its second exhibition— “250,” which coincides with the 250th birthday of the United States.
By: Emanuel Wallace
Acute Inflections, a jazzy duo made up of Elasea Douglas & Sadiki Pierre brought their act from New York City to Cleveland Heights in the form of their Soulful Sounds show.
By: Emanuel Wallace
The Cleveland Museum of Art's Solstice party is easily one of the year's biggest events and 2026 was no different as people came from all over
