Videos
The Queen City Project
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Last fall, the neighborhood of Northside underwent a transformation thanks to a creative collaborative project known as CoSign. Neighborhood business owners partnered with local artists and the American Sign Museum to reshape the streetscape along Hamilton Avenue.
Video courtesy The Queen City Project.
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Otherwise Nameless
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
The Rise of the Cool Kids fashion event at the Bertke Electric Warehouse in Northside celebrated local designers and their work.
Video courtesy Otherwise Nameless.
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Emery Sessions
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Local favorites in a local landmark. Watch Over the Rhine perform "Gonna Let My Soul Catch My Body" at the Emery Theatre in their namesake neighborhood.
Video by Michael Wilson courtesy of The Emery Sessions.
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The Queen City Project
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
The Cincinnati-based Strive Partnership posed an important question for Cincinnatives, a group of civic-minded, problem-solving volunteers. Hear their solution for more engagement in education.
Video courtesy The Queen City Project.
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Rob Woodward
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Social media gives us many gifts. Take this video, for example, shared by many of SoapboxCincy's friends, that features our city's evolving landscape from Smale Riverfront Park to Washington Park.
Video courtesy Rob Woodward, a full-time photographer for FOX19.
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The Queen City Project
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
The Queen City Project offers its unique perspective of September's Midpoint Music Festival, which filled the streets of Over the Rhine and downtown with music and entertainment for all ages.
Video courtesy The Queen City Project.
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Dean and Britta
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Andy Warhol invades the Emery this Friday as the CAC and the Requiem Project present selections from the iconic pop artist's screentests set to music performed live by former Luna members Dean and Britta. It's a Warhol Museum commission you won't want to miss.
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Epipheo
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Epipheo, headquartered in Cincinnati, tells stories that align with the company's core values: Truth. Story. Love.
Video courtesy Epipheo.
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Emery Sessions
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
At this year's Midpoint Music Festival, the legendary Ralph Stanley brought his Clinch Mountain Boys to town for a concert at the acoustically perfect Emery Theatre in OTR. The Emery Sessions captured their rendition of "Train 45" on video.
Video courtesy The Emery Sessions.
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Keith Bowers, UC New Media Bureau
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
FOCAS — the Foundation of Compassionate American Samaritans — has been a bedrock of support and hope in OTR since 1993, when it opened the Lord’s Gym, where men can lift weights and their spirits.
Photos and audio courtesy Keith Bowers, the University of Cincinnati's New Media Bureau.
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LPK
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
LPK went behind the scenes with fresh Brandery graduate Socstock to demonstrate the brand building process
. Video courtesy LPK.
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A Head Taller Media
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
The founders of Modern Misfit Classic Genius, located on Third Street in Covington in TK's House of Misfits, talk about their new business' core values and the importance of the brand they are working to build.
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Queen City Project
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
The local entrepreneurial artists behind VisuaLingual share a glimpse inside the process that culminates with their popular seed bombs. Video courtesy
The Queen City Project.
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Higher Level Art
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
What does it take to transform one of the Know Theatre's brick walls into a work of art? Three words: Higher. Level. Art.
Video courtesy Higher Level Art.
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Origami
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Cincinnati's Emery Theatre serves as the space and inspiration for a new video created by CCM doctoral student Paul Schuette. His group, Origami, performs avant garde composer John Cage's Cartridge Music, and an experiment in sound becomes an experiment in space and understanding.
Video courtesy Paul Schuette.
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