Talk urban planning. Art. Architecture. Or how about Designing a Better Cleveland?

The high bidder on this unique item receives lunch for two with Steven Litt, Art and Architecture critic for the Plain Dealer. Time and place to be mutually determined.

Winner of the 2010 Cleveland Arts Prize Robert P. Bergman Prize.

"As art and architecture critic at The Plain Dealer in Cleveland, Steven Litt has been called many things: a true Clevelander, a thought leader, a resource in the education of young architects, a persistent voice for design quality and a champion of the importance of art and architecture in Cleveland’s success. Now they can call him a Cleveland Arts Prize winner. Litt opens the eyes of the public to political, cultural and artistic contexts that the public might overlook. He strikes fear in the hearts of those who have something to hide because he “smells evasion like a bloodhound,” said Kathleen Crowther of the Cleveland Restoration Society. Lillian Kuri of The Cleveland Foundation said “I cannot imagine another nominee with such a broad and deep impact on artists, designers and the trajectory of planning in this community.” Courtesy Cleveland Arts Prize