The Taft Museum of Art’s Robert S. Duncanson Society annually recognizes the achievements of a contemporary Black artist through the Duncanson Artist-in-Residence program. Applications are now open.
Deborah Emont Scott, the Louise Taft Semple President/CEO of the Taft Museum of Art, announced that she will conclude her tenure in summer 2022 following the completion of the museum’s widely publicized Bicentennial Infrastructure Project.
The Helen Frankenthaler Foundation has awarded $5.1 million to 79 institutions nationwide, through the Frankenthaler Climate Initiative. Two grantees are local.
On July 30, the Taft Museum of Art launched its Love This House capital campaign, supporting its bicentennial renovation project to reserve, reconstruct and protect its 200-year-old historic home.
A total of 746 grants received approval at the July 21 meeting. Among the 117 grant recipients in Southwest Ohio were artists and arts organizations in Adams, Brown, Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, Lawrence, Ross, Scioto and Warren Counties.
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The Taft Museum of Art has been honored as part of the 2021 American Alliance of Museums’ Excellence in Label Writing Competition for the exhibition, “A Splendid Century | Cincinnati Art 1820–1920.”
The Taft Art Museum’s prized artworks will be temporarily removed to prepare for the much-anticipated Bicentennial Infrastructure Project, set to begin this August.
The Taft Museum of Art and the Robert S. Duncanson Society kick off the 34th Annual Duncanson Artist-in-Residence this week.
