His colorful images are complex, yet carry the viewer to a deep and secret world that begs to be discovered, and in which many recognizable elements connect to nature, to living beings, and to fragments of his subconscious. The result is magical and surrealistic.
Lots of opportunities to get your Halloween ya-ya’s out this week. Or, if pumpkin-time is not your thing, we’ve got you covered, too. Check out this week’s selections…
East Side. West Side. All around Downtown. I feel a song coming on. (Look it up, Kids.) So much to sing about this week. And to see, to eat and drink and … do!
If you can find a more diverse set of event recommendations for this week ahead, well… We do our best. And more importantly, kudos to those presenters putting these options in front of you. Truly impressive.
Several times recently we’ve alluded to the end of the summer season, but this time we mean business. Summer series are dropping like flies, so grab one of these fleeting opportunities to hang on just a tad longer…
The Art Academy is throwing a House Party to celebrate the unveiling of its new center for community impact, SITE 1212.
Warming is the word this week. Get your plans made early and plan to stay late. There’s a lot to like ahead. (And when will those pesky cicadas emerge…?)
And you thought April Fool’s was three weeks ago. Welcome to winter’s last, thankfully brief, revenge. But spring returns for the rest of the week, and we have events a-plenty to warm your spirit.
An internationally acclaimed poet, essayist and cultural critic has been named commencement speaker for the Art Academy of Cincinnati.
The Red Door Project, powered by the Art Academy of Cincinnati, is partnering with Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden for its upcoming exhibit and art auction, “Lions, Tigers, and Sustainability, OH MY.”
