Art Academy of Cincinnati Will Celebrate 150 Years with an Over-the-Rhine Block Party
Expect live music, a fashion show, art exhibits, local bites, and a sneak peek at the academy’s future plans.
Burning Man Comes to the Cincinnati Art Museum
A participatory exhibition inspired by Buning Man, a weeklong experiment in community, that encourages visitors to dance, listen, and even burn down a temple.
Get Your Art on at the Contemporary Arts Center
Archive as Action allows you to become a participant in the artists' experience.
Robot Inside Offers Craft Classes For All Ages and Abilities
For the past 10 years, Tara Heilman has kept a planner detailing every hour of her waking day. If you allow for eight hours...
An East Walnut Hills Drawing Center Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary
It was a Thursday night, early 2000s, in a back room of Xavier University’s art building. Nearly 20 people gathered, students and otherwise, for...
This Local Artist Has an Impressive Social Media Following, and Rightfully So
Leigh Ellexson’s artistic career has been anything but conventional, and that’s why she loves it. With almost 90,000 Instagram followers and more than 100,000...
This Local Design Company Has Created Work for NBC’s The Office and Parks and...
Lightning Horse Industries started in 2015 as a small screen-printing lab in A.J. Yorio’s basement. Five years later, the design and video production company...
Everyone Is Welcome to Practice Art at Oakley’s Visionarium
Burger King, Wonder Muffin, and Pop Pop Radical Forever Learning Castle were among the business name proposals for the part retail–part arts education space...
The Contemporary Arts Center Bids Adieu to Head Curator Steven Matijcio
Steven Matijcio has called the Contemporary Arts Center home for the past five years. Next month, the museum’s head curator will experience a change...
Terence Hammonds Is Cincinnati’s Printmaker to the Stars
At first, they thought it was a scam. A famous movie star wanted to buy ceramics from a Cincinnati artist through the Weston Art...
