The Cincinnati Art Museum is one 64 institutions to receive an inaugural Access for All grant from Art Bridges Foundation.
New $1.1M grant to help Cincinnati Art Museum bring art to people
Category: Visual Art
Charles White exhibit coming to Cincinnati in November
Cincinnati gets ‘sneak peek’ at Jewish history documentary ahead of world debut
Cincinnati is hosting a pair of events surrounding “Fioretta” ahead of the documentary’s official world premiere later this week.
Matt Distel: The quiet, constant curator
If Distel’s isn’t a name that is immediately recognizable, you could be forgiven. He is the opposite of an attention-seeker. He even tried to sidestep the writing of this article.
Notables in Exhibiting Arts & Culture
Movers & Makers asked exhibiting arts organizations to introduce their notables to our readers, part of a regular feature highlighting people making a difference in Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofit community.
Cincinnati museum directors encourage discovery, dialogue
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.
ArtWorks needs your help shaping Cincinnati’s public art future
ArtWorks wants more public feedback on the state of public art in Greater Cincinnati. The survey is in its final weeks, and ArtWorks is offering promotions to incentivize taking part.
BLINK issues call to artists for 2024 street festival
The team behind BLINK has issued a call to artists looking for projects to showcase at the art and light festival returning to Cincinnati in October 2024.
ArtsWorks creating mandala-inspired mural at Esoteric Brewing
ArtsWorks is partnering with Esoteric Brewing Co. and Model Group to create a new mural in Walnut Hills.
ArtsWave’s ‘Flow’ series returns with new season pass
ArtsWave is offering a new season pass to “Flow, An African American Arts Experience.” The series promotes Black artists and performers.