SOS ART has spent decades proving art can save our souls
This year’s exhibition explores climate grief, political fracture, isolation, belonging, war, reconciliation, and what it means to see one another as fully human.
This year’s exhibition explores climate grief, political fracture, isolation, belonging, war, reconciliation, and what it means to see one another as fully human.
Do you remember the one summer between middle school and high school that changed everything?
Designed with visual cues inspired by film and photography, the postmodern center feels deeply rooted in OTR and Mt. Auburn while reflecting the art form’s history.
Hailing from a family of musicians (including aunt Linda), it comes as no surprise that Ronstadt began playing music while in grade school.
At the heart of the mural spanning half of the rink is a powerful concept: celebrate everyday people and years of grassroots engagement at the rink.
Inside a historic downtown building, BeauVerre Riordan Studios continues a rare artistic tradition.
The annual summit brings together women across industries and life stages for a day centered on shared experience and authentic conversation.
The inspiration for the Duncanson program is literally painted on the walls inside.
106-year-old Junior League of Cincinnati focuses on strengthening women and children’s environments today.
Women’s City Club hosts arts activist, Gina Belafonte, who uses music and art for social justice impact.
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