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Cincinnati Art Museum presents “Simply Brilliant: Artist-Jewelers of the 1960s and 1970s”
Societal shifts set the stage for a breed of artist-jewelers who brought to their craft a new level of artistry to parallel these radical changes in society.
FotoFocus announces fall symposium theme
Telephotography will explore both the electronic circulation of photographs and the technique of photographing distant objects.
The District at Clifton will be a $500 million mixed-use development
Trintas Ventures and Crawford Hoying received approval from the Cincinnati Council for the two-phase project.
Sarasota Art Museum showcases the work of Robert Colescott’s satiric view of racism
The exhibit, Art and Race Matters, which traveled from the Contemporary Arts Center, is the first comprehensive retrospective of the late artist’s life and work.
Cincinnati-based Tom & Chee has gained a cult following
What started as a pop-up tent in Fountain Square has expanded to nine locations with three more restaurants planned.
Local restauranteur Ai Lin will introduce a new concept to the market
Paris Baguette, which has a significant presence along the coasts, will break into Ohio in the near future.
The LEE Initiative has fed more than 1 million out-of-work restaurant employees
Edward Lee of Khora launched the Workers Relief Program to help unemployed people during the pandemic.
Oxford tops the list for best college towns in America
Miami University students enjoy the quaint atmosphere near Hueston Woods along with plenty of dining options.
American Queen steamboat will offer tours of the Ohio River
Stops will include Fountain Square, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, and the Cincinnati Art Museum.
Cincinnati Art Museum presents “Simply Brilliant: Artist-Jewelers of the 1960s and 1970s”
Societal shifts set the stage for a breed of artist-jewelers who brought to their craft a new level of artistry to parallel these radical changes in society.
FotoFocus announces fall symposium theme
Telephotography will explore both the electronic circulation of photographs and the technique of photographing distant objects.
The District at Clifton will be a $500 million mixed-use development
Trintas Ventures and Crawford Hoying received approval from the Cincinnati Council for the two-phase project.
Sarasota Art Museum showcases the work of Robert Colescott’s satiric view of racism
The exhibit, Art and Race Matters, which traveled from the Contemporary Arts Center, is the first comprehensive retrospective of the late artist’s life and work.
Cincinnati-based Tom & Chee has gained a cult following
What started as a pop-up tent in Fountain Square has expanded to nine locations with three more restaurants planned.
Local restauranteur Ai Lin will introduce a new concept to the market
Paris Baguette, which has a significant presence along the coasts, will break into Ohio in the near future.
The LEE Initiative has fed more than 1 million out-of-work restaurant employees
Edward Lee of Khora launched the Workers Relief Program to help unemployed people during the pandemic.
Oxford tops the list for best college towns in America
Miami University students enjoy the quaint atmosphere near Hueston Woods along with plenty of dining options.
American Queen steamboat will offer tours of the Ohio River
Stops will include Fountain Square, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, and the Cincinnati Art Museum.
