In a world gone digital, certain photographers soldier on with film. Some even work in black and white, ignoring siren calls of color, immediacy and digital tricks. They might, however, have a f  

Paul Kass makes fine art with materials you might find in your garage, but his work is anything but ordinary. An interest in form, structure, pattern and color defines his sculpture, and his unco  

Imagine meeting 1,000 nominees for the Nobel Peace Prize all at one time. Beginning Jan. 16, you can do just that. Xavier University's Women's Center will host 1000 PeaceWomen Across the Globe,  

Despite the lag in Brighton's art scene in recent months, its own Semantics continues to deliver fresh exhibitions that cultivate a sense of community for Cincinnati's creative class. This mon  

Time is likely on your mind as another year begins. For one more gorgeous reminder, take a look at the treasure trove of timepieces on display at the Taft Museum of Art in the exhibition Jewels o  

Dennis Kiel, former curator of photography at the Cincinnati Art Museum and current chief curator at The Light Factory in Charlotte, N.C., has popped back into town -- or at least his critical ey  

The art year in Cincinnati started a little early in 2007. It was last December, in fact, with the first rotation of the Contemporary Arts Center's exhibition Graphic Content. Before Matt Distel  

I have to admit that before visiting the Phyllis Weston-Annie Bolling Gallery's current exhibition, A Rare Painting Collection of Russian Impressionism and Social Realism 1945-1991, I knew virtu  

Publico examines regionalism in the group exhibition Local Color. Four artists and one group of artists present work that's informed by their environments. The art term local color defines the true  

Financial independence is key for an artist to enjoy creative freedom. For this reason, the importance of grants, fellowships and other types of financial support cannot be underestimated. These   

To lift your spirits, go one flight up at the YWCA Downtown to the Women's Art Gallery, currently alive with the work of Kay Muir. Muir, now in her nineties, has been making art most of her long  

Please touch the art. You've probably never heard that when visiting a gallery or museum, but it's the mantra at the gallery at Clovernook Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired. Clovernoo  

"And now ... the frontier has gone, and with its going has closed the first period of American history," declared historian Frederick Jackson Turner in a speech at the 1893 Columbian Exposition  

Check out more information at the CityBeat ScaryBeat site, While Cincinnati thankfully has never been on the receiving end of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man's supernatural rampage a la Ghostbusters