Rembrandt self-portrait makes first U.S. appearance in Cincinnati exhibit
Three self-portraits by Rembrandt van Rijn are part of an exhibit at the Cincinnati Art Museum, including one making its first U.S. appearance.
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Kennedy Heights residents help rebuild neighborhood
A community-wide effort to improve the Montgomery Road corridor near Kennedy Avenue is paying off, with a focus on the arts.
Mallory, ArtWorks announce 9 new mural locations
Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory and ArtWorks have announced nine new mural locations for the second summer of the MuralWorks program, which kicks off on June 16.
CCAC hires Dickey as first executive director
The Clifton Cultural Arts Center (CCAC) has announced the hiring of Ruth E. Dickey as its founding executive director, and plans are in place to renovate the two buildings that will become a regional arts and learning campus.
After 20 years, KZF Gallery comes full circle
In celebrating its 20th anniversary, the KZF Gallery will return to where it all began with an exhibit featuring the architectural photography of Robert A. Flischel.
CET awarded $200,000 grant from PBS
CET, Cincinnati's public media provider, has been awarded a major grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting so it can keep developing its Web site, CETconnect.org.
CETconnect.org to provide customized programming
CETconnect.org is planning improvements in its second year, including personalization capability, a new look, more interactivity and a wider variety of content.
A Museum Without Walls
In a world obsessed with notoriety, Spring Grove Cemetery draws thousands of visitors and notable characters with the simple concept of beautiful landscaping and unique architecture. For 163 years, this living cemetery has spoken for the dead as well as the living, making it the second largest cemetery in the nation and a favorite wedding spot for locals.
Kennedy Heights residents help rebuild neighborhood
A community-wide effort to improve the Montgomery Road corridor near Kennedy Avenue is paying off, with a focus on the arts.
Mallory, ArtWorks announce 9 new mural locations
Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory and ArtWorks have announced nine new mural locations for the second summer of the MuralWorks program, which kicks off on June 16.
CCAC hires Dickey as first executive director
The Clifton Cultural Arts Center (CCAC) has announced the hiring of Ruth E. Dickey as its founding executive director, and plans are in place to renovate the two buildings that will become a regional arts and learning campus.
After 20 years, KZF Gallery comes full circle
In celebrating its 20th anniversary, the KZF Gallery will return to where it all began with an exhibit featuring the architectural photography of Robert A. Flischel.
CET awarded $200,000 grant from PBS
CET, Cincinnati's public media provider, has been awarded a major grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting so it can keep developing its Web site, CETconnect.org.
CETconnect.org to provide customized programming
CETconnect.org is planning improvements in its second year, including personalization capability, a new look, more interactivity and a wider variety of content.
A Museum Without Walls
In a world obsessed with notoriety, Spring Grove Cemetery draws thousands of visitors and notable characters with the simple concept of beautiful landscaping and unique architecture. For 163 years, this living cemetery has spoken for the dead as well as the living, making it the second largest cemetery in the nation and a favorite wedding spot for locals.
