This past weekend, ArtsWave, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and the City of Cincinnati joined forces to host a showcase of multi-disciplinary art from local Black and Brown creatives.
Manifest celebrated a decade of its artist residency program by introducing recipients of its 10th Artist Residency Awards and also its next Scholar in Residence.
Two local artists, Erika Nj Allen and Tina Gutierrez, have have created a collaborative photographic collage known as X-Change.
The Cincinnati Museum Center will showcase the work of internationally acclaimed poet and artist Annie Ruth in an exhibit featuring 12 intimate mural-sized paintings intended to convey the hearts and souls of Black women.
Wave Pool: A Contemporary Art Fulfillment Center announced it has received major organizational funding from both the The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and from VIA | Wagner Incubator Grant Fund.
Bayley, a non-profit retirement and wellness community, recently held an outdoor art show and auction of work created in conjunction with Opening Minds through Art (OMA) by more than 70 residents during COVID closure.
The Taft Museum of Art has been honored as part of the 2021 American Alliance of Museums’ Excellence in Label Writing Competition for the exhibition, “A Splendid Century | Cincinnati Art 1820–1920.”
The Contemporary Arts Center has announced the departure of Raphaela Platow, director since 2007.
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is turning to a familiar but perhaps unexpected item to confront racism in America.
Cincinnati Art Museum’s “A Happening” takes place outside the museum along the Art Climb steps, and will make use of the museum’s redesigned parking lot and arrival court.
