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A new documentary from Erin Beckloff and Andrew Quinn, "Pressing On," traces the resurgence of letterpress and the people who are keeping it alive.

Tags: Visual Arts, Aidan Quinn, Erin Beckloff, Letterpress, Pressing On

Meet Pauletta Hansel, Cincinnati’s first poet laureate

Tags: Culture, Mercantile Library, Cincinnati Arts, Pauletta Hansel, Tangle

In Unraveled: Textiles Reconsidered, nine artists deconstruct and reanimate clothing, blankets, rugs and other fabrics into emblems of political and personal expression.

Tags: News Feature, Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati Arts, Unraveled

In Unraveled: Textiles Reconsidered, nine artists deconstruct and reanimate clothing, blankets, rugs and other fabrics into emblems of political and personal expression.

Tags: Visual Arts, Cincinnati Arts, Contemporary Arts Center, Guggenheim Museum, Unraveled

A new nonprofit is trying to tell the stories of Over-the-Rhine before they’re forgotten

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Solving America’s food waste problem one misshapen carrot at a time

Tags: News Feature, Cincinnati Eats, Ugly Food, Food Waste, Produce

Sublime Beauty, Cincinnati Art Museum, Raphael

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The Cincinnati Art Museum’s new show, Sublime Beauty, marks the very first time Raphael’s “Portrait of a Lady with a Unicorn” has visited the United States, itself a reason for celebration (it was loaned by the Galleria Borghese in Rome, wh

Tags: Visual Arts, Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Arts, Raphael

Spaced Invaders transforms abandoned spaces into interactive video games

Tags: News Feature, Spaced Invaders, People's Liberty, Giacomo Ciminello, Spece Invaders

In art, as in life, context is key. An image that would otherwise be treated with contempt — or worse, blithe indifference — can be illuminated with only a few facts. Likewise, stripped of its context, a piece of art can become something else entirely as

Tags: Visual Arts, Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Art, Unkown Elements

In art, as in life, context is key. An image that would otherwise be treated with contempt — or worse, blithe indifference — can be illuminated with only a few facts. Likewise, stripped of its context, a piece of art can become something else entirely as

Tags: News Feature, Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Art, Unknown Elements

Stricker’s Grove is kind of like a mini Kings Island, only more focused on nostalgic rides and exclusive to renters during most of the year.

Tags: News Feature, Stricker's Grove, Family Day

Rev your summer up by celebrating Hamilton County’s 160th annual fair, complete with two demolition derbies, donkey races, professional wrestling, a Pickled Brothers Freak Show, pie-eating contest and a host of other activities.

Tags: News Feature, Hamilton County Fair, Cincy Red Leggers, Norwood Highlanders

Lumenocity, the light and music architectural mapping spectacle projected onto Music Hall, is back for a third round, promising to be the perfect crescendo to your summer.

Tags: News Feature, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Music Hall, Lumenocity

As part of its Cincinnati Legends series, ArtWorks on Oct. 3 will unveil a mural of legendary Cincinnati boxer Ezzard Charles on a three-story building at West Liberty and Republic streets.

Tags: News Feature, ArtWorks, We Have Become Vikings, Ezzard Charles, The Cincinnati Cobra, Jason Snell

Sometimes the cure to the summertime blues is, well, more Blues.

Make your midsummer night a dream and experience the Bard in the great outdoors this summer as Cincinnati Shakespeare Company stages Romeo & Juliet and A Midsummer Night’s Dream throughout Tristate parks.

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Just because Independence Day is over doesn’t mean the fireworks are.

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Word of Mouth Cincinnati aims to unite community through poetry’s mystery

Tags: Culture, Mark Flanigan, MOTR Pub, Word of Mouth Cincinnati, Jim Palmarini

It’s a rare opportunity — or should we say medium rare — that carnivores can delight in $5 gourmet and off-menu burgers throughout their city.

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