Cincinnati is known for many things. Food, beer, industry, and sports are commonly associated with this place. But it is our culture that sets us apart. We asked the directors of our top five museums to talk about the challenges and joys of making a museum thoughtful and relevant in 2023.
FotoFocus is calling on regional artists and curators to apply to take part in the its 2024 photography biennial.
Arts organizations Creative Time and FotoFocus are teaming up for a series of free public talks and performances in Cincinnati this October focused on social and environmental themes.
The Roebling Bridge is one of the most photographed landmarks in our region. This summer, six people who submit their work will win a coveted prize: a trip to the top of the bridge’s south tower. Those under the age of 18 are now eligible to compete and earn gift cards.
FotoFocus, the Cincinnati-based nonprofit dedicated to championing photography and lens-based art, said it welcomed over 180,000 visitors to its 2022 events.
FotoFocus, the 12-year-old Cincinnati nonprofit dedicated to championing photography and lens-based art, announced that its founding executive director — Mary Ellen Goeke — will retire at the end of 2022.
It was 2010, and Tom Schiff thought that what Cincinnati really needed was a photography biennial. A huge one, one that had the potential to put Cincinnati on the map of international photography and lens-based hotspots.
America’s largest photography biennial returns to explore photography’s extensive record of life on Earth.
FotoFocus, the Cincinnati-based nonprofit organization dedicated to championing photography and lens-based art, will open a new nearly $7 million arts center in Cincinnati by 2024.
FotoFocus announced plans for the sixth edition of what is the largest biennial of its kind in America, which will take place in Greater Cincinnati, Dayton, and Columbus this October.
