Archives from 2019

A quarter century of recollections from covering the city's arts scene

Tags: Culture

Did you feel the burn?

Tags: Visual Arts

Stevenson’s talk at Downtown’s Aronoff Center for the Arts on Oct. 2 drew a sold-out crowd for the library's first Mary S. Stern lecture

Tags: Culture, Literature

The filmmaker, Taft Museum of Art's 2019 Duncanson Artist-in-Residence, will arrive in the Queen City just before the Over-the-Rhine Film Festival for screenings, discussions and more

Tags: Movies & TV

This month, there’s a chance to experience Andy Warhol's early movies, including "Chelsea Girls," at Columbus’ Wexner Center for the Arts

Tags: Movies & TV

Clifton’s premier art/indie/specialty cinema is seeking to expand its audience of Cincinnati theatergoing film buffs by booking at least one special presentation daily

Tags: Movies & TV

Are we haunted by our past?

Tags: Culture, Literature

The exhibition is spread throughout the museum, like at Burning Man, offering a sense of discovery when you come upon a specific installation

Tags: Visual Arts

The weekend-long American Atheists 2019 National Convention will feature workshops, God-awful movies, social events, speakers and more

Tags: Culture

Cincinnati-native and member of Rock band The National recalls Robert Mapplethorpe’s "The Perfect Moment" (and the ensuing culture war) with his new musical work "Triptych (Eyes of One on Another)."

Tags: Culture

A film director with a cult following, John Waters returns to Ohio State University's Wexner Center for the Arts, the site of his first solo show, for a retrospective

Tags: Visual Arts

The Over-the-Rhine Museum has secured two historic buildings near Findlay Market to bring the neighborhood’s past to life via an immersive experience.

Tags: Culture