‘Dead to Me’ Star Diana-Maria Riva Supports the Next Generation of Actors
You may know Diana-Maria Riva from Netflix’s "Dead to Me," but she’s also a UC-CCM grad who’s dedicated to mentoring today's students.
Meet One of the Artists Behind the Powerful GOODS Storefront Mural
Ezra Kalmus and Stacey “Sun” Smith painted the mural on the wooden boards that covered GOODS on Main Street during the Black Lives Matter protests.
Artist Anissa Lewis on Community, Creativity, and ‘Camp Delivery’
Anissa Lewis’s scripture-inspired prints were featured in Wave Pool’s food delivery boxes, distributed to Camp Washington residents and local artists.
These Local Museums Want to Hear Your Pandemic Experience
Local museums that record our community history are working to make sense of this global pandemic by collecting personal stories.
Composer Michael Abels and the Cincinnati Symphony’s Fanfare Project
Known for his scores for the films Get Out and Us, composer Michael Abels answered the CSO’s call with an original work for viola.
Wave Pool Uses Art to Connect a Community
Even in a time of social distancing and isolation, Wave Pool finds a way to tap the power of creativity to bring people together.
Six Smaller Arts Organizations Worth Watching
The arts community in Greater Cincinnati is rich and varied. Here, we introduce you to six smaller groups doing big things.
Local Artist Alice Pixley Young Named One of Five Women Artists to Watch in...
The multimedia artist will be featured in Columbus’s Ohio Arts Council’s Riffe Gallery exhibition, Paper Routes—Women to Watch 2020, July 30–October 17.
Five Arts Events Worth Looking Forward To in 2021
Let’s hope that these five arts events are far enough in the future that COVID-19 can’t cancel them.
Playwright Torie Wiggins on Finding Hope Within
Her new piece, “Hope Deconstructed,” was featured in Playhouse in the Park’s digital Monologues of Hope series.