Arts

Sydney Michelle Nelson performs her semi-autobiographical show "A Diva’s Bedroom" at DePaul University, putting her bedroom on stage to redefine the word "diva."

Led by black artists helpers of various ages and races, a new public artwork becomes the Black Lives Matter movement’s exclamation point in Cincinnati.

Illustrated by local artist Sadie Kern, the "Cincinnati Botanical Coloring Book" features classic Cincinnati scenes with flowers of all shapes and sizes.

Darnell Benjamin talks about what it takes to build a great Cincy Fringe Festival, which will be streamed online this year from May 29 to June 13.

Local poets Manuel Iris, Pauletta Hansel, and Sara Moore Wagner discuss therapeutic aspects of poetry and how it connects people during hard times.

Tenzing might be our city’s youngest muralist, but that doesn’t mean you haven’t seen his work. He gained widespread attention during 2019’s BLINK Art Festival.

Stuck at home, possibly with kids? These local museums, libraries, and arts groups offer virtual tours and education for free.

How the Guatemala-born mother of three got her GED, went to art school, discovered a new medium, and made a mark on Cincinnati’s art scene.

PROJECT38 puts the plays of Shakespeare's canon in the hands of tri-state students, who reimagine them, then take the stage themselves.

This month, the company’s managing director moves into the top leadership role of general director and CEO.