Archives from 2017

In "A Sense of Home," Heather Jones honors her predecessors and the Taft’s refined art and architecture while staying true to her own modern style.

Tags: Visual Arts

Europe's top-selling wildlife photographer gets a show in Cincinnati for his edgy take on portraying animals

Tags: Visual Arts

Over-the-Rhine's Woodward finished eighth among 25 sites nationwide vying for a share of $1.5 million in preservation grants

Tags: Culture

Inspired by science, Iris van Herpen’s sculptural styles push fashion and technology forward

Tags: Visual Arts

Tags: Visual Arts

"The Other Thing" features eight artists, both local and not, who create illusions and challenge expectations as they move between media.

Tags: Visual Arts

"Ana England: Kinship" at the Cincinnati Art Museum examines mesmerizing repetitions in nature.

Tags: Visual Arts, Ana England, Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Arts, Kinship

Cincinnati City Council will vote Sept. 27 on whether to honor Day with a secondary street sign in front of the Aronoff Center.

Tags: Culture, Bob Maltz, Doris Day, Doris Day Animal Foundation, Doris Day Day, P.G. Sittenfeld, The Video Archive

In separate solo shows, Jane Benson and Njideka Akunyili Crosby explore what it’s like to be a stranger in a strange land.

Tags: Visual Arts, Cincinnati Arts, Contemporary Arts Center, Half-Truths, Jane Benson, Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Predecessors

The owners of the new Basketshop Gallery pledge to keep conversation and hospitality flowing in a working-class neighborhood not accustomed to alternative art practices.

Tags: Visual Arts, Basketshop Gallery, Cincinnati Arts, Eli Walker, Kelly Kroener

The architects of the Uptown-based design collective DPMT7 have taken over the entire Weston Art Gallery to build a framework for considering time and space.

Tags: Visual Arts

Straddling a line between realism and abstract Op Art, Lars Anderson’s images look at the grounds of active and abandoned factories around the Midwest.

Tags: Visual Arts, Cincinnati Arts, Iris BookCafé, Planes, Lattices and Interstices, Lars Anderson

Thunder-Sky, Inc.'s current exhibit is inspired by graphic designer Scott Bruno’s collection of offbeat but absolutely real articles, photos, advertisements, TV listings and fliers.

Tags: Visual Arts, Cincinnati Arts, Pop Press, Scott Bruno, Thunder-Sky, Inc.

Nancy Yerian’s 'Vibrant Kin' shares an earlier generation of LGBTQ+ activism in Cincinnati

Tags: Culture, Cincinnati Pride, Nancy Yerian, The Pride Issue, Vibrant Kin

The nonprofit will recognize a local artist ArtWorks' CEO/artist director Tamara Harkavy calls a rock star and a British illustrator who made a name for himself in 'Rolling Stone.'

Tags: Visual Arts, ArtWorks, Cincinnati Arts, Edie Harper, Ralph Steadman, Tamara Harkavy

The museum's largest American Folk Art exhibition in its history contains more than 100 pieces created between 1800 and 1925.

Tags: Visual Arts

More than 50 years of material from Clifton artist Scheurer is on display at the Weston Art Gallery.

Tags: Visual Arts, Cincinnati Art, Michael Scheurer, Signature Scheurer, Weston Art Gallery

For a show called 'Wordly,' this exhibit isn't very wordy — instead, its three artists make humorous, comforting and thought-provoking connections with only a hint of a word.

Tags: Visual Arts, Cincinnati Arts, Demolition Man, Raymond Thunder-Sky, The Carnegie, Wordly

'A Matter of Skin' at the Kennedy Heights Art Center explores how comfortable or uncomfortable we are in our own skin and when looking at others’ flesh.

Tags: Visual Arts, A Matter of Skin, Cincinnati Arts, Jymi Bolden, Kennedy Heights Arts Center

The by-appointment-only R. Gerard Gallery is stocked floor to ceiling with groupings of mod abstract paintings and sleek furnishings, including pieces Hofbauer made for films.

Tags: Visual Arts, Cincinnati Arts, Leftcoast Modern, Rob Hofbauer