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Move beyond the basic blanket stitch with The Taft Museum of Art’s autumnal exhibit dedicated to mosaic patchwork quilts.

Taken together, the photos give a rare day-in-the-life glimpse of 1880s Cincinnati, revealing old corners of our city—such as Fourth and Race—that are now built up, altered, or in some cases, gone forever.

Wiley often portrays contemporary African-American men in a heroic light.

And it's by a painter.

A new exhibition at the Cincinnati Art Museum takes a look at Frank Duveneck and aims to elevate him from local hero to his rightful place in the art world.

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

What if your teenage rock and roll fantasies came true? What if you flew around the world playing shows for adoring audiences, hung with...

For more than 30 years, 52 paintings and eight sculptures depicting a century of American history lay dormant. The pieces were finally unveiled to the public in 2012 and are now on display as part of the Taft Museum’s newest exhibition, Wild West to Gilded Age: American Treasures from the Santa Barbara Museum of Art.

In his attempts to give the Cincinnati Art Museum a new image, Aaron Betsky has sparked an aesthetic battle royal—and unleashed a torrent of criticism that gets to the heart of public art, private money, and the still touchy politics of identity.