How do you take your martini? Shaken? Stirred? The Junior League of Cincinnati, an organization comprised of women with a focus on promoting volunteering, working to improve the community and devel  

Calling all collectors! Enjoy the 18th annual 20th Century Cincinnati with a weekend of vintage modern design with plenty of home décor, furnishings, art glass, pottery, paintings, posters, metal w  

The New Thought Unity Center in Walnut Hills continues its tradition of celebrating Valentine’s Day by participating in a global sound event. Enjoy an evening of harmonious music and audience voc  

Kristy Kemper, a senior at the Art Academy of Cincinnati, creates visually beautiful works of art filled with vibrant, lovely colors and stylistic, flowing Art Nouveau shapes and forms. The artist draws attention to the world of animals and their behaviors drawing us into a magical, beautiful and sometimes dangerous world.  

Whoever said you can’t have a kick ass party at an art museum? The Cincinnati Art Museum proves that you can by continuing its tradition of planning cool events with Art After Dark. Al  

  

Weddings are magical events for many people, and Stacey Shiring is adding her own dash of magic to the proceedings of local brides. Shiring, the owner of Bridal Divas Ink, is the newest graduate and recipient of a business loan of $25,000 from Bad Girl Ventures, a local company focused on financially helping women business owners.   

Brian Harmon, an artist and educator from Taylor Mill, Ky., delights eyes with his photographic and installation artwork. Harmon uses his artwork as a means to communicate themes such as memory, memory loss and archiving. He took time out of his schedule to speak with ArtSeen about his artwork and his artistic methods.  

  

Yoga embraces many disciplines including physical, mental and spiritual development. Join the Cincinnati Art Museum January 10 as Yogi Werner Hildebrand, an i