Alex Talks

When Tricia Chou (née Wilks) was a little girl, she and her older sister would visit their great uncle Harry’s house to have picnics, play in the creek, and spend whole days surrounded by family and friends. As a child, it seemed normal for Tricia to visit Harry Wilks’s home, on 320 acres dotted with 78 monumental outdoor sculptures. She only fully appreciated the magnitude of her uncle’s property, the Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum, and extensive collection of art works as she grew older.

It's "a history lesson you won't get in college."

"Spirit" vs. Vegas

The exhibition explores the possible identity of said lady, as well as the significance of said unicorn.

Works of art framed the wedding celebration of Colleen and Stephen Dierker.

In just a few short years, the Cincinnati Comic Expo has become one of the premier comic conventions in the Midwest.

"My Girl" vs. "Jessie's Girl"

A beloved classic comes to life with Cincinnati Playhouse.

Best known as founding member and lead singer of Devo, Akron-born Mark Mothersbaugh will be featured in Myopia, a retrospective exhibition at the Contemporary Arts Center this month.

Lumenocity returns to Washington Park with the theme “Masters and Dreamers,” an ode to the city’s most defining artists.