The juried festival, now in its 59th year, will run May 29–31 at the former Coney Island. The annual event draw artists from across the country and thousands of visitors.
Summerfair returns to Coney Island site this May
Category: Visual Art
FotoFocus opens new space with ‘Big Tent’ show
The Cincinnati-based arts nonprofit will debut the FotoFocus Center with “Big Tent,” an inaugural exhibition that doubles as both a major artistic statement and a public introduction to the organization’s new, purpose-built facility.
Applications due April 13 for ArtWorks’ next gallery fellowship
The six-week summer program for young artists focuses on development and mentorship. It culminates with a group exhibition.
Taft to unveil Scandinavian exhibit centered on ‘home’ and identity
Organized by The Frick Pittsburgh, the exhibition looks at how ideas of home, landscape and national identity shaped art and design across Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden from the late 19th to early 20th centuries.
Community-created mosaic to debut in Anderson Twp
More than 160 Anderson Township residents came together to create the piece, while become a permanent fixture along Beechmont Avenue.
ArtsWave seeks artist for new Covington Pride mural
The mural, set to debut in summer 2026, aims to build a greater sense of belonging and inclusion in Covington while adding to the city’s growing public art presence.
Clifton Cultural Arts Center names Siekman 2026 ‘New Woman’ Fellow
The announcement happened earlier this month during the opening reception for “New Woman,” the arts center’s biennial exhibition highlighting emerging women artists in the Greater Cincinnati region.
Preserving a barn at the edge of town and the edge of history
About 40 yards inside the boundary marker of Cincinnati’s city limits, in what is now known as Finneytown, sits the Bahr barn, dating from 1810, part of the oldest remaining farm in the Queen City and a vivid reminder of our agricultural past. Is a barn worth saving?
Cincinnati’s vibrant arts scene earns 3 USA Today 10Best rankings
In the latest USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, Cincinnati ranked No. 2 in the nation for Best Street Art. Meanwhile Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park placed fifth among the country’s top sculpture parks and the Cincinnati Art Museum retained the No. 3 spot in the Best Art Museum category.
Manifest preserves 71 exhibitions in sweeping new annual volumes
Together, the books cover 71 exhibitions and 1,087 works by 673 artists representing 49 states and 12 countries, including student artists from 54 academic institutions.