Minneapolis-based artist Chris Larson’s surreal carpentry transforms ordinary buildings into sculptures, stage sets, musical instruments and performative vehicles.
Show Closing: Chris Larson
Show Closing: Mark deJong
The character of Cincinnati’s architectural and artistic complexion was forever changed by the groundbreaking work of Dutch-born, Cincinnati-based artist Mark deJong
Show Opening: Firelei Báez
"There's a fluidity of color, of race, in the Caribbean … In America, you're black.” Caribbean-born, Brooklyn-based artist Firelei Báez navigates a broad spectrum of color, race and identity in her first Ohio exhibition.
Show Closing: Women Artists in the Age of Impressionism
The groundbreaking exhibition Women Artists in the Age of Impressionism broadly surveys a key chapter in art history in which an international group of female artists overcame gender-based restrictions to make remarkable creative strides.
Show Opening: C. Jacqueline Wood: What Makes a Life
C. Jacqueline Wood, artist and director of the Mini Microcinema in downtown Cincinnati, presents a multi-channel installation utilizing various digital and analog formats.
Show Opening: Collecting Contemporaries, Recent Acquisitions from the Koch and Wolf Collections
This exhibition highlights some of the most significant gifts of contemporary art made to the Indianapolis Museum of Art over its 135-year history, which were donated by longtime supporters Kay Koch, and Joan and Walter Wolf
Show Closing: Canstruction® 2018
Organized by the Cincinnati chapters of the American Institute of Architects and the Society for Design Administration, Canstruction® is an international design/build competition of the architecture and engineering industry that unites the love of design, art, creative thinking, competition, and public service.
Show Closing: From Picasso with Love
As a rising star on the Paris art scene, Picasso was inspired to venture deeper into his experiments in Cubism when he met Eva Gouel in 1911. This young woman became his muse, and, to declare his love, Picasso wrote her nickname “Ma Jolie” (my pretty one) on the surface of his paintings.
Show Opening: Bes-Ben: The Mad Hatter of Chicago
Known for his elaborate, humorous, and flamboyant creations, Benjamin B. Green-Field (1898-1988), the creative genius behind the Bes-Ben label, designed hats using a variety of everyday objects and a wide array of unusual trimmings
Show Closing: Glenn Kaino, A Shout Within a Storm
The chameleon-esque practice of Los Angeles-based artist Glenn Kaino utilizes sculpture, spectacle, video and performance to convey political restlessness and the uncanny blurring of news with fallacy.
Show Opening: Chris Larson
Minneapolis-based artist Chris Larson’s surreal carpentry transforms ordinary buildings into sculptures, stage sets, musical instruments and performative vehicles.
Show Opening: Mark deJong
The character of Cincinnati’s architectural and artistic complexion was forever changed by the groundbreaking work of Dutch-born, Cincinnati-based artist Mark deJong
Show Opening: Tom Bacher: Per-4-ming Trans-4-ming Phos-4-S-Cent Paintings
Returning to the Weston for his second solo exhibition, Tom Bacher (Cincinnati, OH) continues his exploration of large-scale paintings depicting city, landscape, and abstract imagery through his mastery of phosphorescent pigments combined with acrylic medium.
Show Opening: Canstruction® 2018
Organized by the Cincinnati chapters of the American Institute of Architects and the Society for Design Administration, Canstruction® is an international design/build competition of the architecture and engineering industry that unites the love of design, art, creative thinking, competition, and public service.
Show Closing: Malcolm Cochran Requiem
A powerful and provocative installation by Malcolm Cochran (Columbus, OH), Requiem is a memorial to deaths from genocide, massacres, warfare, and human suffering from social and economic injustices and exploitation.
Show Closing: Hiroshige: Famous Views in the 60-Odd Provinces
Take a journey with renowned Japanese artist Utagawa Hiroshige through his breathtaking landscape paintings of the 66 provinces of Japan
Show Opening: Hello Spring
Dive into a campus filled with color with Hello Spring, coming to Newfields in April and May. The Garden is alive with even more flowers than last year, bursting into bloom across campus.
Show Opening: Breaking the Mold, Investigating Gender at the Speed Art Museum
How can contemporary art facilitate discussions about gender and power? Drawing chiefly from the permanent collection at the Speed Art Museum, Breaking the Mold explores depictions of gender identity through the body, dress, objects, and history.
Show Closing: Evenings for Future Educators
All college education majors are invited to the second annual Evenings for Future Educators. This program is designed specially for pre-service, or education majors.
Show Closing: Wee Wednesday, Big Cities
Our popular “open house” program for preschoolers and their parents offers interactive learning stations in the galleries, storytellers and a hands-on art project each month.