Did you feel it? That touch of fall in the air? That means the new arts season is starting. Orchestras, bands, theaters, museums, galleries – they’re all working to start the cultural year with a bang. Shutterbugs are in for a huge feast. We’ll help you with your itinerary. Read on.
Memorial Day is past, the cool, rainy weather is pretty much over (for now), and it’s time to focus on summer arts and culture with a week filled with outdoor events.
Together, the books cover 71 exhibitions and 1,087 works by 673 artists representing 49 states and 12 countries, including student artists from 54 academic institutions.
The merger ends I.imagine’s operations as a standalone nonprofit, with its programs and resources now part of Manifest’s education offerings, emphasizing opportunities for middle and high school students.
I know what you’re thinking: It won’t even break freezing for five of the next seven days. Why would I want to go out there? You do, though, because there’s a bomb cyclone’s worth of events to warm your spirit. Read on and feel the chill melt away.
A panel of judges selected painter Daniel Dallmann piece, “Morning Light,” from a field of 1,025 works by 238 artists.
What we need this week is a good-ol’ Christmas miracle. Short of figuring out how to clone yourself, that’s the only way you’ll be able to get to all the great events in store for us over the next seven days. Read on and pick your favorites. Then relax and enjoy: There are no wrong answers.
Edgar Allen Poe at the CSO. F. Scott Fitzgerald at the ballet. Salmon Rushdie at the MEMO. Brothers Grimm at Cincinnati Opera. Great authors are everywhere. Do lemons really make noise? Falcon Theatre knows. Christ Church serves up some terrific violin music for your lunch break. Here’s hoping your brain doesn’t explode from all of the great offerings.
Now in its 16th year, the contest is open to artists working in any medium, style or size. Eligible works must have been completed between 2020 and 2025.
Jazz, poetry, food, tributes, films, orchestras and an author talk. Even in the dead of summer there is still plenty to fill up a week. Check out some unique venues, Krippendorf Lodge, Woodward Theater, Sorg Opera House, Memorial Hall, Union Terminal or the Mercantile Library. Let history be your guide.
