Now, the unique journeys of organ donors and families, as well as transplant recipients, will be recognized, permanently, through a one-of-a-kind glass art installation – a reminder of the hope that organ donors provide to others.
Lens Mix is a virtual conversation series presented by FotoFocus connecting speakers from different fields to comment on film, photography and lens-based art. The free series, moderated by Kevin Moore, invites speakers to explore each others’ artistic practice and projects through intimate discussions.
renovations of key galleries, major exhibitions and a multitude of transformative projects that help the museum expand its reach and impact in the community, enhance visitor experience and scholarship, and grow organizational capacity.
A break from the family business and a trip to Europe led Kim Klosterman to begin what would become one of the world’s most important private collections of 1960s and 1970s fine jewelry.
Camp Washington’s community of 70-plus artists, galleries and makers are collaborating on a neighborhood-wide open house dubbed “Made in Camp” This event includes chances to meet with artists in their studios, access to oft-hidden makers spaces and demonstrations by Camp Washington manufacturers.
Cincinnati pop artist Andrew Van Sickle is curating a photo exhibition at The Annex Gallery beginning Sept. 22, “Behind the Velvet Rope,” spotlighting the legendary Cincinnati night club, Club Clau.
Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park and Museum has announced its final indoor exhibition of 2021, “From the Reject Files: Drawings, Maquette, and Proposals” celebrating an often-undervalued part of the art making process – planning and prototyping.
During the COVID pandemic, individuals and civilizations throughout the world suffered the loss of family, fellowship, and the sense of belonging that accompanies regular interaction with other people. Now, amid the re-openings of 2021, this tribute to communal gathering places is intended to reawaken the pride and pleasure taken in some favorites in Southwestern Ohio and Northern Kentucky.
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is turning to art in the fight for social justice. A new exhibit, “Luba Lukova Designing Justice” will feature a portfolio of social commentary prints and posters.
