Putting on clothes is an everyday act. Some dress to get second glances, and others to blend in. But when expression of gender – whether masculine, feminine or neutral – drives fashion choice, should clothing be more comfortable for the wearer or for society?
Throw a pebble into a pond, and the ripples spread outward.
If you sing a song in the city, do the notes ripple outward as well? Does a mural ripple? A Shakespeare play? Do these ripples affect communities, and even the economies they touch?
It may be the dog days of summer, but the week ahead goes to the kitties, well, at least for a few hours on Sunday! (See post about Ohio Alleycat Resource.) Some cool stuff ahead, to match the cool(er) weather. Slip into something more comfortable…
So everyone you know is on vacation and you’re scrambling for things to fill up the days ahead. You are not alone! Check out some of these options and gather with other lonely hearts to make some new friends.
The eclecticism of this week’s event choices simply amazes. So proud to live in such a vibrant metropolis. If you sit home in the air conditioning, you’ll really miss out.
Art therapy can enable unseen wounds to heal, revealing beauty in the process, say mental health experts at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Pieces of this beauty will be showcased at a gallery reception, “PEACe Framed,” featuring photography by young people who have faced a diverse range of mental health challenges.
Joshua Brown, a 2017 Ohio Arts Council artist-in-residence, will be at Kennedy Heights Arts Center throughout April.
While the theater scene is a little in-between this weekend, immerse yourself in music and art.
Another huge weekend here in Our Fair City, the last leading up to the even more frenetic, but quite different holiday season. Here are a few choice selections for your attending pleasure in the coming days…
