Take a Ride Through Bicycle History at the Cincinnati Art Museum
Pedal down to the Cincinnati Art Museum to check out its newest exhibition on the art of the bike.
Rich Robbins Is the Taft’s Rapper in Residence
The Chicago-based artist and rapper is using his platform as the Taft's artist-in-residence to share the beauty in hip-hop and songwriting.
A Cincinnati Mystery: Where Is Enno Meyer’s Snarky Portrait Of Charles Taft?
Despite the satirical painting being free for Taft to take, it never joined his collection. So where did it end up?
“Memory Box” Takes a Multisensory Journey Into Queer Memory and Identity
Composer Sarah Hennies’s multilayered sonic performance blends music and immersive art to explore memory, identity, and queer representation.
Cincy Shakes’s Cold War-Era Take on “Macbeth”
Director Christopher V. Edwards puts a mind-bending twist on a Shakespearean classic.
It’s Always Hump Day at 21c
The Museum Hotel proudly displays hundreds of camels in a tribute to the building's history.
Carnegie Art Curator Sso-Rha Kang Visualizes Outside the Box
How the visual art expert finds beauty in banality, rituals, and aluminum boxes.
Masonic Secrets No More at the Taft Museum
“Mystery & Benevolence” showcases artifacts of the nation’s most prominent secret societies.
Cincinnati Seeks Title for Best Street Art for Second Year
For the fifth year running, Cincinnati is in the top 10 of best cities for street art in the country.
The Drama Queen of Cincinnati
Inside the double leading role that D. Lynn Meyers plays in Cincinnati’s movie and theater scenes.
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