It’s not officially spring for another month, but you won’t be able to convince the daffodils. Their leaves already have sprouted several inches. It seems that some of our arts organizations are following the same schedule…
FotoFocus has appointed Cincinnati-based film specialist and artist C. Jacqueline Wood as FotoFocus film curator at large. In her role, Wood will spearhead a new free monthly film series presented across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky every second Tuesday in 2020.
After last week’s overflowing offerings, one might think there wouldn’t be much left to tout this week. One would be wrong.
Art and culture, two blessings of our community, give us an extra helping this time of year. Best just loosen your belt and dig in.
The unkindest cut comes Sunday, the saddest day of the year – aka, the day daylight saving time ends. Add to the brew in the cauldron the goblins of All Hallows Eve on Thursday, and it adds up to a frightful week indeed. We’ve got just the antidote, though: a bubbling mix of carefully selected arts and culture events.
We find ourselves this week describing a timespan in the arts bookended by Halloween and Election Day – in other words, two days that share the potential to be among the spookiest of the year. Don’t be afraid, though. There are plenty of more genteel undertakings available to lighten your spirit…
Small but mighty. That’s an apt description for The Mini Microcinema, the only movie theater operating in Cincinnati’s urban core. It’s the brainchild of filmmaker Jacqueline Wood, who brimming with energy and invention, aims to show experimental film, video and media, highlighting work by artists and filmmakers outside the mainstream.
