Archives from 2015

At The Carnegie’s Modern Living: Objects and Context, curators Matt Distel and BLDG present two types of environments for considering artists’ household-inspi

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At The Carnegie’s Modern Living: Objects and Context, curators Matt Distel and BLDG present two types of environments for considering artists’ household-inspired sculptures and design firms’ tables, la

Tags: Visual Arts, The Carnegie, Matt Distel, Cincinnati Arts, BLDG, Modern Living

Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie is curator Todd Pavlisko’s homecoming potluck for misfits, with contributions from six artists and 10 local collectors attracted to contemporary works outside the mainstream.

Tags: Visual Arts, Weston Art Gallery, Cincinnati Arts, Todd Pavlisko, Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie

Attorney-turned-artist fosters creativity and inner peace, piece by piece

Tags: Visual Arts, Cincinnati Museum Center, Cincinnati Arts, The Art of the Brick, Nathan Sawaya

“Don’t know much about history,” Sam Cooke sang. The good news is that you don’t have to know much about art history to tune into a wonderful world at Thunder-Sky, Inc.’s History Channel: New Art from Old Art.

Tags: Visual Arts, Thunder-Sky Inc., Cincinnati Art, The Starry Night, Marc Lambert

“Perma-kitten” Lil Bub — the Internet, TV, movie and book sensation — uses her looks to help others.

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As an artist with practically an alphabet for a name, it’s fitting that Max Unterhaslberger hones in on one’s signature as a basis for art.

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Youth-center alum returns to teach graffiti art after making a name for himself

Tags: Culture, Cincinnati Arts, Elementz, Max Unterhaslberger, Graffiti

You’re a sneaky one, Dr. Seuss. With entertaining drawings, simple words and rhythmic rhymes, you taught us how to read.

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You’re a sneaky one, Dr. Seuss. With entertaining drawings, simple words and rhythmic rhymes, you taught us how to read.

Tags: Visual Arts, Malton Gallery, Cincinnati art, Visual Art, Dr. Seuss, SECRETS OF THE DEEP

CAC reworks its edges with a new lobby and two exhibits on time and space

Tags: Visual Arts, CAC, Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati art, Visual Art, ALBANO AFONSO, SELF-PORTRAIT AS LIGHT, DANIEL ARSHAM, REMEMBER THE FUTURE

Light acts as a talisman in Albano Afonso: Self-Portrait as Light, the Brazilian artist’s first solo U.S. show.

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Daniel Arsham’s Remember the Future is anchored by a gray mountain of hundreds upon hundreds of pop culture artifacts cast from volcanic ash, obsidian, quartz and glacial rock.

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