Visual Arts

Neeley is preparing to launch a new episode of The Aquarium Drunkard Picture Show, an offshoot of L.A.-based online music magazine Aquarium Drunkard.

The permanent outdoor artwork "will honor the life, teachings, aspirations and legacy of the civil rights icon."

Artists have reimagined the fried-chicken king as Guy Fieri, The Joker and more.

FotoFocus's new event and exhibition space is set to open in 2024.

"On the Wing: An Illustrated Chapter on Birds" highlights the Lloyd’s treasure trove of ornithology books and bird field guides, plus new paintings.

"I don’t know that most people know this exists in the world, and they’d be better off being exposed to it," the artist says.

View floral arrangements inspired by the paintings, sculptures and ceramics in the Cincinnati Art Museum's permanent collection.

View 50 celebrity costumes from Jane Austen film and television productions.

The single-gallery special exhibition features work by by five members of the 1860s Impressionist avant-garde.

NFTxCincinnati — a group of digital artists, collectors and NFT enthusiasts — is hosting "UNFIT" on Feb. 25 and 26 at Sample Space at The Banks.

“Manifest at M1 will be like a museum, a library, a church, a school or a gymnasium—focused on the visual arts."

Slated to reopen Jan. 14, the Taft has decided to extend its temporary closure by a week.

20 local artists have proposed original designs to wrap a Cincinnati streetcar.

The artwork, which will be located on the new outdoor plaza, will include "groupings of illuminated stainless steel pillars with changing light patterns."

The temporary closures come as the area experiences a major uptick in COVID cases.

The Regional is the first "major multi-museum survey dedicated to contemporary artists based in the Midwest."

"Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience" heads to Cincinnati in June, but just where the event will take place is currently a secret.

Digital curator Lady PheOnix worked with Taylor’s sister to create "Breonna’s Garden," an experience and app on view at Art Basel in Miami, Florida.

The show features 60 black-and-white, celebrity-laden photographs snapped by Clau’s art director, Andrew VanSickle, during the club’s 18-month run.

"Mindful Joy" reveals never-before-seen paintings by Cedric Michael Cox, including one of his largest canvas works to date.