April Issue of Aeqai Online
Aeqai’s back with its April issue, and we apologize that we’re about l0 days late. My computer broke for awhile–a few of this month’s columns were actually meant to be posted last month–and then I had to go on medical leave for about six weeks, but I’m back. I think our new issue is well worth […]
March Issue of Aeqai Online
Since the Editor Daniel Brown’s computer stopped working on Friday, March 17, we are simply notifying our readers that the March issue of Aeqai has now posted. Columns that were not included in this month’s issue will appear in our April issue. Check www.aeqai.org to go directly to the new issue.
January/February 2017 Issue of Aeqai Online
Aeqai’s back with a double issue, January/February, 2016, and the new issue has just posted. We hope that you’ll find our slight increase in cultural criticism and some theoretical articles appealing, as we do, as we plan to increase posting articles like these. Jack Wood, a printmaker of increasing renown, sent us, by request, an essay […]
December Issue of Aeqai Online
The December issue of aeqai has just posted, and it’s a very eclectic group of columns we have for our readers this month. I’m hoping to move aeqai into the field of cultural criticism, as well as art criticism, and we have a couple of splendid examples of that larger look at the culture this […]
Aeqai Fundraiser 2016
These works of art are for sale. Place your bid through email with Cedric Michael Cox at cedricmichaelcox@cedricmichaelcox.com so we can keep you posted. Thanks for your support!
October/November Issue of Aeqai
The visual arts in Greater Cincinnati have been dominated this fall by the third biennial celebration of photography/lens based art, so that a large number of our reviews in this October/November aeqai are of photography shows, of which there have been a plethora, generating much discussion about the medium itself and giving area viewers the […]
Early Fall Issue of Aeqai Online
We’ve combined two issues of Aeqai, late-August and all of September, in order to offer you the best selection of reviews and profiles for the beginning of the art season here and nationally, so it’s a very large issue. And we wanted to accomodate some of the early exhibitions under the FotoFocus banner; those shows […]
Summer Issue of Aeqai Online
Aeqai’s one combined summer issue, July/August, has just posted, and we think it gives an exceptional overview of the visual arts throughout our region, including both Dayton and Lexington. And with the 2016 FotoFocus biennial just around the corner, we’re including some extra reviews and articles about photography in this issue, as a kind of […]
June Issue of Aeqai Online
The June issue of aeqai has just posted, and we think it’s another outstanding issue. We begin with Zack Hatfield’s brilliant analysis of the work of Tomas Saraceno, which look like kites, and are called “Solar Bell”, installed hanging in the Contemporary Arts Center downtown. Hackfield’s analysis includes how the work interacts with the late […]
May Issue of Aeqai Online
The May issue of Aeqai has just posted, and it’s another very large issue, filled with reviews, profiles/interviews, tributes to arts leaders, and our small literary section. We begin with Karen Chambers’ admirable review of the exhibtion “Unraveled” , at The Contemporary Arts Center, guest curated by Kate Bonansinga, Director of the School of Art at UC/DAAP. […]