Come for an evening of music and art with Kate Wakefield. Originally from Ann Arbor, Wakefield moved to Cincinnati to study Opera at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
Show Opening: Evenings for Educators, Music and Art - Kate Wakefield
Show Closing: Akram Zaatari, The Fold – Space, time and the image
Acclaimed Lebanese artist Akram Zaatari combines the roles of image-maker, archivist, curator, filmmaker and critical theorist to explore the role photography plays in both instituting and fabricating identity.
Show Closing: Mamma Andersson, Memory Banks
Painters often draw from existing visual materials, such as photographs and reproductions of past works of art, to inspire and construct their work.
Show Opening: American Paintings
From Winslow Homer to Georgia O’Keeffe traces a century of the modern creative spirit in the United States, ranging from realistic landscapes to bold abstract forms.
Show Opening: Ben Russell, River Rites
Filmed in one take and played in the reverse, this captivating and ambitious work by filmmaker Ben Russell, titled River Rites, is an exercise in what the artist called “psychedelic ethnography.”
Show Opening: Orchids
For the first time ever, Orchids will be installed in the gallery spaces at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
Show Opening: Calcagno Cullen, Amanda Curreri and Lindsey Whittle - Archive as Action
This exhibit opens Feb. 08, 2019 at the Contemporary Arts Center:
Show Opening: Julien Nguyen Returns
This exhibit opens Feb 08, 2019 at the Contemporary Arts Center:
Show Closing: Making Faces, The Remarkable Masks Of Master Bidou Yamaguchi
This exhibition will feature the works of contemporary Japanese artist, Bidou Yamaguchi, a traditionally trained Noh mask carver who has created a body of work inspired by Old Master paintings.
Show Opening: Making Time, The Art of the Kentucky Tall Case Clock, 1790–1850
we can’t escape time; our phones, tablets, smart watches, and social media feeds remind us constantly.
Show Opening: Thoughts Made Visceral
C. M. Turner (Cincinnati, OH) curates a group show of artists and writers addressing the parallels between marginalia and marginalization.
Show Opening: Migiwa Orimo, Proximity Of Syllables
Using disparate material and techniques in her installations, Migiwa Orimo (Yellow Springs, OH) focuses on words/texts that are hidden, erased, redacted, or invisible from public view.
Show Opening: Dominic Guarnaschelli: Incognitum
Dominic Guarnaschelli (Louisville, KY) draws inspiration from the fields of natural history, religion, education, and museological display.
Show Opening: Wee Wednesday, Making Faces
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.
Show Closing: Synthetica
Artists are often at the leading edge of innovation and experimentation with new materials that spur creative development. Synthetica is a group exhibition of artists working with chemically engineered materials in unconventional ways.
Show Opening: Gallery Experience, Move with the Art
Join us each week for a different way to look at art. Every Sunday, we will explore a new perspective on the CAM collection during this one hour experience.
Show Closing: Alex Hibbitt, Rhizome
Alex Hibbitt (Athens, OH) constructs complex modular and suspended sculptures of cast porcelain intersected with cut felt shapes that explore ideas of complexity, connectivity, and the relationships between two- and three-dimensional forms.
Show Opening: Autism Family Exploration
This program is designed for families with children who have autism or other developmental disabilities to explore the museum in a comfortable environment.
Show Opening: Connect
This program is specifically designed for adults with developmental disabilities and their caregivers.
Show Closing: REC Reads
Bring your toddler or preschooler to the Rosenthal Education Center for a morning of art-themed books, songs and sensory activities.