The show, “Indigo and the Art of Quiltmaking,” explores the global legacy of indigo dye through the work of quiltmakers spanning more than two centuries.
Campaign Chair Mel Gravely said the response shows Cincinnati’s leaders “recognize the critical connection between our region’s arts and its economic prosperity.”
During the event, business leaders comprising Satterwhite and Robertson’s campaign cabinet were recognized for their efforts in fundraising for the arts.
A delegation of civic leaders from Greater Cincinnati is set to tour a cooperative business association in Spain from April 23-27 with the goal of helping our region benefit from a proven model for economic transformation.
ArtsWave’s recent board meeting was a busy one, with dozens of American Rescue Plan and project grant allocations approved, and a changing of the guard among board members.