Some 5,000 artists, designers, educators and scholars are in town attending the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts’ annual conference, “Current,” March 15–18.
A local entrepreneur is about to begin selling off his massive visual art collection to benefit the careers of select Cincinnati artists. Learn more about Ramesh Malhotra.
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.
The new arts season is always highly anticipated by culture lovers. This is the year for FotoFocus, a biennial extravaganza exploding onto our visual arts scene in Cincinnati and the region. Its programs dominate many exhibition venues from here to our state capital.
During a particularly poignant time of global conflict in Ukraine and abroad, art can provide a way to experience and process the world around us. In this vein, Christ Church Cathedral proudly welcomes back the international art exhibit Icons in Transformation to its campus from April 1 to May 22.
As a kid, Jason Franz wanted to be an artist. “But … I had it in my mind that if you were going to be an artist, you have to model nude for one another in art school. And I was dead set against being naked in front of anybody.”