America’s largest photography biennial returns to explore photography’s extensive record of life on Earth.
FotoFocus ‘World Record’ to debut more than 100 projects at 2022 biennial
Category: Visual Art
‘Icons in Transformation’ exhibit and sale to benefit Ukrainian refugees
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.
To draw is to see
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.”
Manifest acquires historic property
Manifest will move in three years to a new historic property on the border of Clifton and Camp Washington.
The fantastical world of Thomas Hieronymus Towhey
His colorful images are complex, yet carry the viewer to a deep and secret world that begs to be discovered, and in which many recognizable elements connect to nature, to living beings, and to fragments of his subconscious. The result is magical and surrealistic.
Art Museum’s reimagined Ancient Middle East gallery to open this weekend
ignificant physical changes to the Cincinnati Art Museum’s existing 2,800-square-foot ancient Middle East gallery are set to be revealed this weekend.
Contemporary Arts Center announces new Creativity Center
Cincinnati’s Contemporary Arts Center has announced plans to redesign the sixth floor of its landmark Zaha Hadid-designed building and open a new Creativity Center.
You, too, can be a muralist – on Saturday, at least
3CDC and the Not Your Average “Paint and Sip” Mobile Unit are inviting Cincinnatians to let their inner artist shine on Saturday, Dec. 4 at Court Street Plaza, where 350 square feet of storefront will serve as a canvas for a community-produced winter mural honoring The Queen City.
Lorena Molina: Life, Changing Art Leads To Life-Changing Art
Lorena Molina may not be from the Midwest, but the Midwest has had a profound impact on her art. She is one of 23 artists whose work will be on display in “The Regional.”
Contemporary Arts Center teams with Kemper Museum to celebrate Midwestern art and culture in ‘The Regional’
The Contemporary Arts Center in and Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City, MO will premiere a major exhibition next month dedicated to artists living and working throughout Midwestern America.