Volunteers must feel a sense of accomplishment if they are to come back again and again, or even increase their commitment. Sara Celi interviews volunteer coordinators from several organizations for their perspective on keeping volunteers happy and loyal.
Benefactors and patrons of the Cincinnati Art Museum’s Taste of Duveneck were invited to pre-event benefits in May.
Carl Solway, a champion of contemporary art in the Midwest, was recognized at the Director’s Circle Dinner staged by the Cincinnati Art Museum
Wine, beer and good food won out over rain at Taste of Duveneck, leaving organizers pleased with the success of the annual benefit for the Cincinnati Art Museum.
The Harold C. Schott Foundation will donate $500,000 over a period of five years to strengthen the Cincinnati Art Museum’s special exhibitions and related programming.
The Cincinnati Art Museum has mapped out its strategic course for the next five years. Museum trustees voted unanimously to approve the plan, and the museum constituency enthusiastically accepted it at the Cincinnati Museum Association’s 136th annual meeting.
Enjoy wine, food and music at the Taste of Duveneck, and you’ll be supporting the Cincinnati Art Museum at the same time.
The Cincinnati Art Museum hosted a March 19 opening gala for the “30 Americans” exhibit, a showcase of art by important African-American artists of the last three decades.
“I have nothing to do with it,” says Carl Solway. He’s speaking of the coming Cincinnati Art Museum exhibition that bears his name: “Not in New York: Carl Solway and Cincinnati.”
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.
