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.
CAC to open exhibits as part of FotoFocus Biennial
Category: Visual Art
Hyde Park art show returns with 200 artists
The free event will take place Sunday, Oct. 4, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the corner of Edwards Road and Erie Avenue.
Cincinnati Art Week to debut in time for BLINK, FotoFocus
The inaugural Cincinnati Art Week will take over Over-the-Rhine from Oct. 3-10, with exhibitions, artist talks, pop-up galleries and other events.
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.
1001 Colors picks DAAS to create Convention Center Garage mural
The Austin, Texas-based muralist will paint the roughly 20,000-square-foot work alongside local artists Chase Melendez and Matt Grote.
Taft opens search for 2027 Duncanson artist
This year, the museum is seeking an oral storyteller with teaching experience and a commitment to social justice, continuing a 40-year tradition of bringing artists from diverse disciplines to Cincinnati to share their work and engage with the community.
New name, same mission: 1001 Colors kicks off 30th summer of youth arts jobs
Young artists will spend the next two months creating murals, producing films, developing design projects and working alongside professional artists on public art initiatives across the region.
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.
BLINK reveals 90 artists, new opening event for 2026
BLINK organizers on Monday unveiled more than 90 artists selected for the 2026 festival and announced plans for new murals, projection-mapping installations and an expanded footprint in Covington as the region’s largest public art event prepares to return in October.
ArtWorks changing colors to stand out locally and nationally
After 30 years as ArtWorks, the Cincinnati nonprofit behind hundreds of murals and thousands of youth arts jobs is rebranding, a move leaders say better reflects the organization’s growth and ambitions while helping it stand out nationally. ArtWorks unveiled the new name during its sold-out 30th Anniversary ArtDinner.