A dozen Northern Kentucky artists will put their social issues on exhibit for the free, 10-day SOS Art, at ART Academy of Cincinnati in Over-the-Rhine from May29 – June 7, overlapping with Cincinnati Fringe Festival. (Sample them both!) More than 200 regional visual artists, literary artists, musicians, and performers will participate in the 13th annual SOS ART, both […]
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Covington Sculptor Explains His Process as Show Opens this Weekend
Covington sculptor Robert Fry is attracted to negative space. “What is not there, not said takes on a presence,” Fry explains. “You see it in music, in writing. What isn’t there allows people to fill in themselves.” Fry creates what’s not there the hard way – in stone. He is one of three artists (with Marcia […]
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Jackie Demaline: May is Full of Art, Film, Dance, & Theatre in NKY and Cincinnati!
Hello, Spring! Starting in May, we’re widening our search for the best arts of the month to include music and visual art in easy reach of Northern Kentucky. That includes the annual May Festival – with a program at Covington’s Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption; what looks like a fun day with King Records nostalgia in Washington […]
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Showcase of Graduating Artists Opens at The Carnegie on Friday
Convocation: A regional showcase of graduating artists closes The Carnegie’s exhibit season April 24-June 13. There will be an opening night preview conversation at 5:30 p.m. and a free reception from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m on Friday. Work by outstanding graduating seniors and MFA candidates from Art Academy of Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky University, University of Cincinnati, […]
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3 NKY Artists Featured in Upcoming Covington Arts Exhibit
Flight in time, flight in space, flight in life. Flight features the works of Northern Kentucky artists Sharmon Davidson and Marsha Karagheusian, showcased in a three-woman show with Cincinnati’s Jan Nickum at Covington Arts gallery. Nickum meets the most obvious definition of the exhibit. Her work is about birds as “messengers in the universe,” says curator Saad […]
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KSO Concert Will Be Out of This World
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s April concert will be out of this world – or as close as you can get with your feet firmly planted on the ground as the KSO tours the solar system with NASA images and Dean Regas, outreach astronomer at Cincinnati Observatory as tour guide. Centerpiece of the April 11 concert at […]
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Bellevue Renaissance Seeks Artists and Vendors for Spring Show
Bellevue Renaissance is seeking plant and garden-loving vendors and artists to particpate in Bellevue Blossoms, a spring celebration of gardening and flowers, on Saturday, May 16. The event is a great opportunity for artists and businesses to sell, market, and build an audience as they help make the world a bit more beautiful and environmentally […]
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With Focus on Water, Northern Kentucky Artists at Center of New Cincinnati Exhibit
Northern Kentucky artists Brad McCombs and Numediacy play a vital role in a major regional exhibit about a vital topic: water. Too Shallow for Diving: the weight of water at the Aronoff Center’s Weston Art Gallery in downtown Cincinnati from March 27 to June 7 is a group exhibition of regional artists who examine the political, social, and […]
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Art Show Opens in Ludlow on Friday
This Friday, March 20, Ludlow cafe Wynners Cup will host “An Evening of Ludlow Art” from 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. inside its space on Elm Street. The free show is a collaborative endeavor featuring both art and photography from four Ludlow High School graduates. Shawn Voelker works as a professional artist who creates in […]
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Artists Explore New Approach to Landscapes at Carnegie Exhibit
Now Here: Theoretical Landscapes continues at The Carnegie through April 18, a group show featuring 19 artists and art collaboratives. If you’re like us, you’re asking “What’s a theoretical landscape?” We knew Carnegie gallery director Matt Distel would have the answer. “Now Here,” Distel explains, “uses the landscape as a springboard into a multitude of concepts, environments and […]
