M&M feature photographer Tina Gutierrez captured the flavor and range of participants in Monday afternoon’s protests in downtown Cincinnati.
Free speech in action / Cincinnati, June 1, 2020
Category: Visual Art
‘Garden of Hope’ sprouting around Kennedy Heights and Pleasant Ridge
Flower arrangements are popping up around Kennedy Heights and Pleasant Ridge, public artworks created as part of the “Garden of Hope” project sponsored by Kennedy Heights Arts Center.
This week’s virtual and in-person events | June 3-June 9
A digest of opportunities in the week ahead – to see, hear or stream, all while socially distancing, of course …
Wave Pool serves dual missions with two new programs
Wave Pool, which operates in Camp Washington as a contemporary art fulfillment center and cultural connection catalyst, has announced two new, intertwining initiatives serving its dual missions.
ScareCorona art show hopes to frighten virus away
A variation on the classic scarecrow, ScareCoronas, on display since May 7, are intended to “get medieval and scare that virus away.”
Caitlin Tracey-Miller: Cincinnati Art Museum’s resident ‘detective’
“It’s my job to figure out who’s coming and why they’re coming; what they left with and what they’ll remember,” said Caitlyn Tracey-Miller, officially the museum’s assistant director of visitor research and evaluation.
ArtWorks leadership trio trimmed to solo act
As part of a major restructuring, the ArtWorks board of directors has announced the promotion of Colleen Houston to the position of CEO & artistic director.
A ray of light: Summerfair unveils 2020 poster
A new poster has been released to help market Summerfair, the annual juried arts and crafts fair attracting hundreds of creatives from around the country.
Behringer-Crawford’s ‘Art of the Bead’ features Cher’s gowns
Four of Cher’s dazzling beaded outfits, as part of the exhibit, “From Rituals to Runways: The Art of the Bead.”
Taft Museum awarded huge NEH grant toward bicentennial year
The Taft Museum of Art has been awarded the National Endowment for the Humanities’ competitive Infrastructure and Capacity Building Challenge Grant in the maximum amount: $750,000.