Since it changed hands last year, The Brownhoist building at 4403 St. Clair Ave., has started to transform. Old business vaults, now zen massage rooms. Office rooms, now practice and recording studios. A third-floor common area, now an anti-segregationist bookstore. Nondescript basement corners, budding into a speakeasy. One hallway, now a mini-art gallery of forgotten paintings sourced from a closet in the Cleveland School of the Arts. This late-1800s brick building, once the headquarters to a historic Cleveland crane-building factory, now lifts a community of artists in a new home — one that's centered in collaboration. 🔗 Read more at the link in bio. 🖊/📸 nickoloffoff #cleveland #cle #thebrownhoist #brownhoist #clevelandhistory #clevelandarts thebrownhoist readingroomcle