With our July press deadline breathing down our necks (this morning!), we enlisted three M&M interns to share their take on some of this week’s events. Much gratitude to Kathryn Puskas, Emma Segrest and Katie Wenzel for their input. So, from a few of us to all of you, happy culture shopping and sampling.
The week ahead affords the opportunity to explore such a broad range of what the human experience has to offer, from the arts to your heart, from race relations to, well, race cars … with a little golf to top things off – all for a good cause, of course.
We are coming out of the gate slowly, but surely. Here are a few options to hang your New Year’s hat on…
A digest of opportunities in the week ahead – to see, hear or stream, all while socially distancing, of course …
More than 200 visual artists, literary artists, musicians, performers and schoolchildren will participate in SOS ART 2018. Organizers describe the 10-day event as a showcase for expressions of peace and justice, a kaleidoscopic community view on the sociopolitical world.
From sounds centuries old to debuts of new art, this weekend is chock-full of options. How full? Maybe a dart board would make your selection process simpler.
SOS Art Cincinnati is seeking submissions for the 15th annual edition of “For A Better World,” a book of poems and art on the themes of peace and justice.
More than 200 Cincinnati visual artists, literary artists, musicians, performers and schoolchildren will participate in this year’s SOS ART event at the Art Academy of Cincinnati.
