Stuart Lindle

FotoFocus offers seemingly endless exhibits. These three curated venues are a good place to start.

The Biennial explores lens-based art at dozens of venues across the region.

Wave Pool, a contemporary arts space in Camp Washington, aims to use art as a problem solver for—in the words of cofounder and executive director Cal Cullen—“just about everything.” After the mass shooting at...

The arts certainly are flourishing in Cincinnati, which The New York Times confirmed after a visit to the Queen City earlier this year. This fall marks the one-year anniversary of Music Hall and Ensemble...

Basil 1791 has all the staples of its Pan-Asian predecessors: sushi, dumplings, noodles, curries, and stir-fries, but with touches of Americana.

Being Cindependent means claiming what it means to live and work here and to be proud of that, and not let anyone talk you out of it.

Several years ago Emily Moores set out to create a project spotlighting Cincinnati artists. She hoped it might end up as a book in a museum gift shop. Now, her book project also features an art show component—with this year’s iteration at PAR-Projects, a former lumber-drying facility turned indoor-outdoor creative space in Northside.

The late Ruby Wright's cocktail dress is still a showstopper.

As director of the Mini Microcinema in Over-the-Rhine, C. Jacqueline Wood makes a habit of showcasing local movie premieres you can’t catch at the megaplex.

He did the crime, then he did the time. Now what?