Visual Arts Archives

The Covington space's radical take on staging exhibitions gets its first test this Friday, when "Open Source" begins

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Cincinnati-based printmaker Breanne Trammel’s oversized stickers featuring the 1980s Mattel pink toy dog “Poochie for Girls” are part of the group show

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Give this Belgium-based artist a hand and she'll use it in her interactive performance/theater piece

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The artist's Weston Gallery show includes a 6-foot diameter side-view mirror, casket-like candy-colored vintage refrigerators and more

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Glenn Kaino's mid-career retrospective at Contemporary Arts Center finds him mixing the personal and political with finesse

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A current exhibit at Clay Street Press gallery questions the meaning of "We the People" in a nation bitterly divided by the Trump presidency, mass shootings and more

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21c’s new 'The Future is Female' art exhibit showcases feminist-­informed work

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"The Canyon: 1999-2017" includes a new installation created for the CAC space, restagings of popular past projects, hand-cut paper, portraits, wheatpaste, wallpaper, pieces of her socially driven work and more.

Tags: Visual Arts, Caledonia Curry, Cincinnati Arts, Contemporary Arts Center, Swoon, The Canyon: 1999-2017

Currently on view at the Art Academy of Cincinnati, "Pretty. Vacant." — part of the academy's "Collectors Series" — features selected works from the collection of George and Linda Kurz.

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Cincinnati Art Underground exhibit 'Shadoobie' stresses work that originates with forms in nature, but is as inspired by the human-made environment as the natural one.

Tags: Visual Arts, Cincinnati Art Underground, Cincinnati Arts, Matt Estenfelder, Maxwell Redder, Shadoobie, Visual Arts

The CAM recently added three new curators to its previously diminished group.

Tags: Visual Arts, Ainsley M. Cameron, Cincinnati Art Museum, Jonathan Bell, Nathaniel M. Stein

One of the foremost practitioners of modern street art — a female artist known as “Swoon” — has two upcoming projects in Cincinnati.

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While 'Blak Origin Moment' dissects police brutality, rape culture and the limits of socially prescribed black male identity, 'Womxn Workers of the World Unite!' tackles issues of trans liberation, labor equity and immigrant rights.

Tags: Visual Arts, Andrea Bowers, Blak Origin Moment, Contemporary Arts Center, Noel Anderson, Womxn Workers of the World Unite!

More than 1,300 objects are on display in the gallery, which has been thematically reframed into groupings that underscore the relationships between artists and patrons of African traditions-based art.

Tags: Visual Arts, African Gallery, Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Arts, Steckelmann Collection

'Selections from the Karen & Andy Stillpass Collection,' on view at the Art Academy of Cincinnati's Pearlman Gallery, includes six items on display in the gallery's three rooms.

Tags: Visual Arts, Art Academy of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Arts, Pearlman Gallery, Selections from the Karen & Andy Stillpass Collection

Downtown's Lloyd Library and Museum recently hosted two New York artists, known as collaborative duo CHIAOZZA, who work with plant-based material.

Tags: Visual Arts, Adam Frezza, Cincinnati Arts, Lloyd Library, Terri Chiao, CHIAOZZA

The artist works in a one-inch-to-one-foot scale, creating fragile and intricate dioramas that provoke a tension of intimacy with his audience.

Tags: Visual Arts, Christian Schmit, Cincinnati Arts, Lost in the Making, Weston Art Gallery

Tags: Visual Arts, Angela Jones, Cincinnati Arts, Eric Puryear, HudsonJones Gallery, SolwayJones Gallery

The Mockbee was purchased in November 2015 by two self-proclaimed "DIY developers" after sitting mostly vacant for nearly three years.

Tags: Visual Arts, Cory Mangas, Fred Lane, Jon Stevens, The Mockbee

30 Americans at the Cincinnati Art Museum explores commodification, caricature and culture

Tags: Visual Arts, 30 Americans, Brian Sholis, Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Arts, Rehema C. Barber