The first featured exhibit, “Gesture and Meaning,” draws entirely from avant-garde fashion by Japanese designers, including Issey Miyake, Rei Kawakubo and Yohji Yamamoto.
Fashion takes center stage at new Cincinnati Art Museum gallery
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CAC to open exhibits as part of FotoFocus Biennial
CAC will open “In the Interest of Time” and “Widline Cadet: Seremoni Disparisyon (Ritual [Dis]Appearance)” on Oct. 2. Both exhibitions will remain on view through Feb. 7, 2027.
Former CAC head Platow to serve as interim lead at Pyramid Hill
Platow officially joins the Butler County sculpture park Aug. 20. She succeeds Sarah Templeton Wilson, who is stepping down to pursue external opportunities.
Dayton Art Institute launches new website, digital tools
The redesigned website and a new video storytelling series are part of an effort to make the collections, exhibitions and programs more accessible.
Circus banners take over show at American Sign Museum
The exhibit explores both the artists who created the banners and the performers they promoted, while examining how circuses used bold imagery and sensational marketing to draw crowds throughout much of the 20th century.
Freedom Center exhibit brings Selma-to-Montgomery march to life
The exhibition features 28 black-and-white photographs by the late Matt Herron documenting the 1965 Selma to Montgomery march.
Cincinnati Art Museum to debut Kusama Infinity Mirror Room
The 2016 collection features yellow pumpkins covered in black polka dots and surrounded by mirrors, creating the illusion of an endless field stretching in every direction.
Baker Hunt issues call to artists for 3D works
The Covington-based art center’s upcoming show focuses on work that explores how physical materials can reflect human experience.
CAC welcomes new curator
Jessica Orzulak is joining the museum to help shape its exhibition program, building on its long history of working with contemporary art and artists.
Taft to unveil Scandinavian exhibit centered on ‘home’ and identity
Organized by The Frick Pittsburgh, the exhibition looks at how ideas of home, landscape and national identity shaped art and design across Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden from the late 19th to early 20th centuries.