Aaron Kent Highlights the Beauty of Imperfection in New CAC Exhibition
"Aaron Kent: Stains and Relics" explores themes of memory, loss, and imperfection in his series of ceramic, print, and tile works.
New Exhibition Reflects on “MAD” Magazine at the CAM
"What, Me Worry? The Art and Humor of MAD Magazine" features interactive galleries and original artwork from the satirical publication.
When Joe Leonard Crashed a Flying Saucer into Kings Island
How the local theater designer brought a dark sci-fi coaster to life in 1996.
The Taft Pours Up Three New Tea-Themed Exhibits
New displays explore how tea, tradition, and artistry intertwine at one of Cincinnati’s most historic museums.
iNK is Showcasing NKY Zine Artists at Dayton Storefront
Small press bookstore Indie Northern Kentucky doesn't just sell zines—it offers community for local artists.
New CAM Exhibition Evaluates American Culture and History from an Outsider’s Perspective
"Recall. Reframe. Respond. The Art of Paul Scott" challenges viewers to reframe their ideas of art, history, and culture, opening the floor for discussion and reflection.
CHPL Exhibition Highlights Local Urban Appalachian Community
Kith and Kin features photographs and interactive displays exploring the past and present of Urban Appalachian life.
ArtWorks Celebrates 10 Years of Marriage Equality with New Mural in Over-the-Rhine
The new piece honoring queer love faces the old home of Jim Obergefell, trailblazer and lead plaintiff responsible for the national legalization of same-sex marriage.
Sheida Solemani’s First Solo Exhibition at CAC Deconstructs Parents’ Journey of Refuge
"What a Revolutionary Must Know" weaves a powerful narrative of displacement and survival.
A New Mural Paints Hope for Families in Gaza
Jason Al Ghussein’s second large-scale mural takes shape in Over-the-Rhine.
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