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Category: Visual Art
Food for thought at Canstruction 2016
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Baseball cards, art and a big opening-day party
Opening Day celebrations take numerous forms, and this one involves a baseball-themed art exhibition, a neighborhood block party and Renaissance Covington.
Art Museum programs help you explore, create
The Cincinnati Art Museum has a cornucopia of adult programs to help explore the collection and special exhibitions in a new, fun way. The programs all continue through the end of the year.
CAM Final Friday will focus on ‘30 Americans’
The Cincinnati Art Museum’s Final Friday Happy Hour will feature “30 Americans,” a new exhibition that focuses on issues of racial and historical identity in contemporary culture.
Take your best shot for ‘Exposure Montgomery’
The Montgomery Arts Commission will recognize as many as 20 winners in its annual photo competition. Called “Exposure: Montgomery,” the contest is open to beginners and serious amateurs. A “sneak peek” reception is March 19.
Setting the record straight
The Taft Museum of Art is the exclusive U.S. venue for this exhibition, demonstrating French realist landscape artist Charles François Daubigny’s status as a forerunner for early Impressionism.
Meet the Curator: Lynne Ambrosini
Ambrosini organized “Daubigny, Monet, Van Gogh: Impressions of Landscape,” running at the Taft Museum through May 29.
‘Fabric of Survival’ weaves tale of Holocaust
The story of Esther Krinitz’s survival during the Holocaust is depicted in an exhibit on display throughout February at Xavier University’s Gallagher Student Center.
‘High Style’ fashion exhibit a feast for the eyes
In a magnificent but concise collection, featuring 85 ensembles and 35 accessories, the Cincinnati Art Museum is presenting “High Style: Twentieth Century Masterworks from the Brooklyn Museum Costume Collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.”