This past weekend, ArtsWave, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and the City of Cincinnati joined forces to host a showcase of multi-disciplinary art from local Black and Brown creatives.
ArtsWave has recently opened its $8 million Arts Relief Program, a set of grants for organizations made possible by American Rescue Plan monies the City of Cincinnati received.
The Cincinnati Museum Center will showcase the work of internationally acclaimed poet and artist Annie Ruth in an exhibit featuring 12 intimate mural-sized paintings intended to convey the hearts and souls of Black women.
With our July press deadline breathing down our necks (this morning!), we enlisted three M&M interns to share their take on some of this week’s events. Much gratitude to Kathryn Puskas, Emma Segrest and Katie Wenzel for their input. So, from a few of us to all of you, happy culture shopping and sampling.
The ArtsWave 2021 Campaign is projected to reach it’s $11 million goal to fund the region’s arts communty.
The Street Stage Project will return this summer with over 1,100 performances from more than two-dozen local musicians across the city.
Once again, we skip right from late winter to summer simmer. However you feel about that, we have something for you. Take a look…
Boardway Bound, ArtsWave’s nonprofit arts board leadership and development program, returns this fall.
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…?)
