Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra celebrates global diversity with Summermusik
A central Summermusik goal is creating narratives that transcend music and venture into storytelling to frame the people and culture that birthed the featured pieces.
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Cincinnati Fringe Festival soars with boundary-pushing theater
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Taft Museum of Art announces the 2025 Duncanson Artist-in-Residence: Rich Robbins
“Rich Robbins exemplifies the spirit of creativity and community engagement that is essential for this program,” - Daphney Thomas, Duncanson Society member.
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Music to Life brings workshop and showcase to Cincinnati
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Silent stories speaking plainly
A second look at the FotoFocus Biennial 2024
Cincinnati Fringe Festival soars with boundary-pushing theater
At a time when the arts are facing increased pressure to conform or sanitize, Fringe’s commitment to creative risk and artistic integrity remains vital.
Coming Clean: 5 questions with Cincinnati author Mary Kay Carson
Meet this local author who has written more than 50 books for kids about wildlife, nature, weather, space, and other science and history topics.
Coming Clean: 5 questions with Cincinnati poet Manuel Iris
Cincinnati is a poetry city, and most people don’t know it. But we are—without hesitation—one of the best poetry cities in the U.S.
Climate change data pushes buttons. Climate change art influences perspective.
Paul Kroner has mixed a blend of global artists, scientists, and presenters to prompt thought and action about the environment in multi-disciplinary exhibition All Else Pales 2.
Taft Museum of Art announces the 2025 Duncanson Artist-in-Residence: Rich Robbins
“Rich Robbins exemplifies the spirit of creativity and community engagement that is essential for this program,” - Daphney Thomas, Duncanson Society member.
Three opinions on what the election means
We spoke to three individuals from different walks of life—each with a different perspective on what the election means for their personal and professional futures.
Middletown’s homes away from home
A look at four institutions and locations that enrich the city’s social fabric as beloved third places.
Music to Life brings workshop and showcase to Cincinnati
The Music to Life stop includes an all-day Musician Changemaker Accelerator Workshop for selected local musicians followed by a public event at Urban Artifact.
Silent stories speaking plainly
A second look at the FotoFocus Biennial 2024
