More music and visual art on the horizon than we can even list here, plus the beginning of the holiday event onslaught. Time to exercise your ears and eyes and prepare yourself for the quickening pace ahead. See what the week ahead has in store for you.
Twenty-five was the magic number for Behringer-Crawford Museum’s annual freshART gala and auction.
Art enthusiasts looking to acquire original works by prominent or new local artists will have scores of opportunities at Behringer-Crawford Museum’s 25th annual freshART gala. More than two dozen artists have signed on to participate in the event, creating one-of-a-kind pieces en plein air (in fresh air) in Devou Park.
For 25 years, local artists have spent an autumn day in Covington’s Devou Park creating original works to be sold during the annual freshART gala to support Behringer-Crawford Museum’s youth education program.
Ken Harper was sitting in economics classic at the University of Kentucky Community College just after Christmas vacation in 1951 when a classmate walked in and said, “I got my draft papers.” When class ended, Harper walked down the street and joined the Air Force. When he arrived home that afternoon, his own draft papers were in the mailbox…
The fun thing about Cincinnati’s so-called off season is that surprises emerge around the fringes of mainstream. This is one of those weeks, so take advantage and explore something new. This is the new Cincinnati, and I like it! Enjoy!
This may be one of our more wide-ranging sets of events – from City Flea to Pets in Need, from Wash Park to Pyramid Hill, from “Magic Flute” to “Merry Wives” and openings at Manifest.
Throw in some WOW time (Friday’s Walk on Woodburn) and your week is suddenly quite full. You’re welcome!
Behringer-Crawford Museum and the City of Covington are producing interpretive signs for Devou Park, but a few pictures are missing…
Five individuals or groups were honored by the Behringer-Crawford Museum during its seventh annual Two-Headed Calf Awards event.
An unusual painting style by local artist Jim Hall was unveiled at the recent opening of Lineillism Revealed at Behringer-Crawford Museum.
