Some 5,000 artists, designers, educators and scholars are in town attending the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts’ annual conference, “Current,” March 15–18.
Ceramics Madness comes to Cincinnati…
Tag: Contemporary Arts Center
Culture FIX: Feb. 8-14
It’s so nice of the powers-that-be to insert pleasant distractions like the Super Bowl and Valentine’s Day into this month of middling temps and grey skies. No football on this list, but several nods to Cupid along the way. We at M&M certainly wish you a love-filled few days ahead.
Culture FIX: Feb. 1-7
Seven, count ’em, art openings this weekend, including the Big 3 – CAC, CAM and Taft Museum. But there’s plenty for your ears (and even your feet) to enjoy, as well.
Culture FIX: Jan. 11-17
.And…we’re back. Just like that, the slate is full. I hope you’re prepared. You’ll wish you had more time.
Arts center restaurant to close
The Ferrari brothers and the Contemporary Arts Center said the restaurant Fausto will close by the end the year.
Culture FIX: Oct. 26-Nov. 1
Dance, dance and more dance… Grateful for a rare bounty of movement this week, but there’s plenty to choose from across the arts spectrum. Just watch out for an occasional zombie here or there. Happy Halloween!
CAC to open new sixth-floor center
The Contemporary Arts Center will open Oct. 29 a new creativity center on the sixth floor of its landmark Zaha Hadid–designed building.
Culture FIX: Sept. 7-13
Can you feel it? That’s the intensity meter revving up to launch us all into full-blown fall arts mode. Choose a few items below to get warmed up, then brace yourselves.
MUST-SEE VISUAL ART: fall 2022
The new arts season is always highly anticipated by culture lovers. This is the year for FotoFocus, a biennial extravaganza exploding onto our visual arts scene in Cincinnati and the region. Its programs dominate many exhibition venues from here to our state capital.
Notable leaders in Arts & Culture
Movers & Makers asked the major arts & culture organizations in the region to introduce their “notables” to our readers, part of a new regular feature highlighting influential people in various sectors of Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofit economy. The organizations were invited to identify their notables within three categories or identify their own category.