Keith Benjamin’s new solo show The Weight at PAC Gallery is an expression of the past. The signs are all there: a reel to reel tape deck, 8 tracks, and a busted transistor radio. But the works made   

How do you narrow down a single work of art for display out of more than 252 entries? That’s the challenge presented by Manifest’s One Prize. For the second year in a row, the gallery has devoted   

According to Mary Heider, the curator of the current A New Reality exhibit at Covington’s Artisans Enterprise Center, artists take “pieces and parts … and create from them something not previous  

According to Mary Heider, the curator of the current A New Reality exhibit at Covington’s Artisan’s Enterprise Center, artists take “pieces and parts … and create from them something not previously conceived.” It’s hard to imagine a more elegant statement on the nature of visual art, and it’s the premise upon which the show rests.  

There’s only a few weeks left to visit George Inness in Italy at the Taft Museum of Art downtown. The show, organized by the Philadelphia Museum of Art, features several stunning canvases made by th  

Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going? These questions, famously scrawled upon the surface of Paul Gauguin’s masterpiece of the same name, seem particularly relevant today. We’re   

Despite claims to the contrary, drawing remains the indispensable tool for serious artists concerned with the task of organizing credible space. That’s why quantum leaps in technological innovation   

On the surface, art and science appear worlds apart. One seeks rational, repeatable explanations of our physical environment, while the other traffics in more poetic statements of existence.  But  

Carmel Buckley is an artist infatuated with line and uncertainty. An associate professor at Ohio State University and a native of England, Buckley is enjoying her third Cincinnati exhibition in a little over a year. Featuring a series of drawings and etchings along with freestanding and wall-mounted objects, Prints and Sculpture at Clay Street Press in Over-the-Rhine is a retrospective look at her creative output from the early 1990s through the present day.    

The intractable nature of the problems that face our nation have birthed not solutions-based collaborations but, rather, fraternal orders of grievance. The precipitous rise of Tea Party groups and Occ