Monet in Giverny: Landscapes of Reflection at the Cincinnati Art Museum is a stunning collection of 12 works — many painted after 1910 — that offers something for art lovers of all stripes. Your granny will be happy to gaze at utterly inoffensive subject matter, while aficionados can sink their teeth into the artist’s assertive paint handling.  

This Friday, the Phyllis Weston gallery in O’Bryonville opens Uniquely Ukraine, a two-person exhibition featuring paintings by David Miretsky and Svetlana Derenshuk.   

Monet in Giverny: Landscapes of Reflection at the Cincinnati Art Museum is a stunning collection of 12 works — many painted after 1910 — that offers something for art lovers of all stripes. Your g  

Around the world and throughout history cultures have viewed visual art as a conduit between earthly and divine realms, often revering images as literal incarnations of the hallowed. In India it is  

The Russian Constructivists, early pioneers of geometric abstraction, saw their utilitarian shapes as the pinnacle in universally accessible, democratic art.  After all, who doesn’t understand   

In a globalized environment, no one city can lay claim to the mantle “center of the art-world.” But for all intents and purposes, New York City is still first among equals. That’s   

 The myth of the bohemian painter as a brooding, heroic individual at odds with society has been an enduring aspect of public perception since the late 19th century. In truth, artists have historic  

Celebrate the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King with Beyond Emancipation, opening this weekend at the Kennedy Heights Art Center. Organized in partnership with Juneteenth Cincinna  

This Friday, Thunder-Sky Inc. opens Infrastructure, an exhibition of works that investigate abstraction as one of the fundamental building blocks of visual art. Featuring four local artists, this sh  

Fire and Ice at NVision is the latest exhibition by prolific local artist Jeanine Mullin Steele. As a former art director, designer and photographer, Steele has documented subjects that range from the