World War I ended with Germany’s surrender on Nov. 11, 1918, after 4½ years of conflict. Just one month later, an exposition came to Music Hall celebrating the Allied victory and those Cincinnatians who served their country.
ArtsWave’s board of directors approved more than $10 million in grants to arts organizations in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky for the coming year.
When the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, led by Wynton Marsalis, embarks on its next international residency, the world-renowned big band will be accompanied by nearly two dozen CCM students and faculty members.
As the 19th century closed, vivid artwork began appearing on Paris streets in the form of commercial posters – affiches – promoting everything from goods and services to events and entertainment.
Rebel Revel is coming to celebrate “Oh! You Pretty Things,” an exhibition by Cincinnati native and Brooklyn-based multimedia artist Rachel Rampleman.
More than 200 visual artists, literary artists, musicians, performers and schoolchildren will participate in this year’s SOS ART event.
Summerfair Cincinnati is the 900-pound gorilla of arts fairs. One of the nation’s oldest continuing arts fairs, it consistently ranks as one of the best in the United States.
Just when you think things are quieting down, music-wise, at the end of the traditional music season, along come a baker’s dozen world-class pianists to teach and perform at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music…
Every year, White Whale Tattoo – a fine art and private tattoo atelier – stages a “flash day” during which every penny earned goes toward helping a variety of charities in Guatemala.
The Cincinnati Museum Center (CMC) unveiled their newest permanent exhibit just in time for the 50th anniversary of the historic Apollo 11 mission: the Neil Armstrong Space Exploration Gallery, presented by the Harold C. Schott Foundation.
