Call for entries for Works Exploring the Uncovered Human Form
Manifest is an internationally recognized award-winning non-profit organization founded in 2004 by students and professors dedicated to creating high quality experiences of visual art through
Regional Call for Artists in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, June 30 Deadline
Manifest is an internationally recognized Cincinnati-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 2004 by students and professors dedicated to creating high quality experiences of visual art
Visionaries + Voices OPEN STUDIO INVITATION
COLLECTIVE VISION: OPEN STUDIO THURSDAY JUNE 19 6-8PM NORTHSIDE You are invited to the Visionaries + Voices Northside Studio on Thursday, June 19 from 6-8
CALL FOR PAINTING for the 5th International Painting Annual – Deadline June 30
Manifest is an internationally recognized award-winning non-profit organization founded in 2004 by students and professors dedicated to creating high quality experiences of visual art through
The Sub-Mission
THE SUB-MISSION: CALL FOR PROPOSALS 2015 APPLICATION PROCESS IS NOW OPEN THE MISSION presents: THE SUB-MISSION, an alternative installation project space dedicated to the
Art Off Pike
Art Off Pike is Covington’s creative urban arts festival and it’s a perfect opportunity to sell your artwork in Northern Kentucky! This year, we celebrate
VISIONARIES + VOICES ANNOUNCES COURTTNEY COOPER “CINCINNATI MAP” ACQUISITION BY THE CINCINNATI ART MUSEUM
Visionaries + Voices in conjunction with Western Exhibitions, Chicago, is proud to announce the Cincinnati Art Museum’s purchase of Courttney Cooper’s “Cincinnati Map”. This
ΚΜΣΤ-ΕΚΘΕΣΗ: ΝΙΚΡΙΤΙΝ-ΓΚΡΟΣ/SMCA-EXHIBITION: NIKRITIN-GROSZ
ΣΟΛΟΜΩΝ ΝΙΚΡΙΤΙΝ – ΤΖΟΡΤΖ ΓΚΡΟΣ. ΠΟΛΙΤΙΚΟΣ ΤΡΟΜΟΣ & ΚΟΙΝΩΝΙΚΗ ΠΑΡΑΚΜΗ ΣΤΗΝ ΕΥΡΩΠΗ ΤΟΥ ΜΕΣΟΠΟΛΕΜΟΥ Σχέδια & Χαρακτικά SOLOMON NIKRITIN – GEORGE GROSZ. POLITICAL TERROR
High Museum of Art+Eric Mack+Recent Acquisition
THE HIGH MUSEUM OF ART/ATLANTA HAS RECENTLY ADDED CONTEMPORARY ARTIST ERIC MACK TO THE PERMANENT COLLECTION!
Cluster-Funk: The 2014 Whitney Biennial
by Keith Banner A few months back I went to see the Mike Kelley retrospective at the New York City Museum of Modern Art PS
“shape: Circle,” gallery one One, Brazee Street Studios
by Karen Chambers For the last three years, gallery one One’s juried summer exhibition has focused on color. This year it’s another basic design element
Drawing, Drawing, Drawn: Drawn at Manifest Gallery
by Jonathan Kamholtz April 8, 2014-May 16, 2014 Joomi Chung’s “Atlas 4” (2011) is an acetate scroll of indeterminate length, standing like an elephantine roll
An Eternal People: The Jewish Experience
by Laura Hobson Abby S. Schwartz and The Cincinnati Skirball Museum Comprised of seven thematic galleries that portray the cultural, historical and religious heritage of
North by Northside
by Christopher Hoeting After a five-year hiatus, the Alice F. and Harris K. Weston Art Gallery turned its compass to the northern side of Cincinnati
Comfortably Numb: “The Moon Show” at Semantics
by Keith Banner The exhibit currently haunting Semantics Gallery in Brighton is called “The Moon Show,” and it has the stylish quiet and unnerving grace
Blast Off, an exhibition at Arcilesi/Homberg Fine Art, Brooklyn, NY
Blast Off an exhibition at Arcilesi / Homberg Fine Art Opening Reception Thursday June 5th 6 – 9pm Blast Off Arcilesi / Homberg Fine Art Opening Reception
The Baker Hunt Art & Cultural Center Annual Adult Student Show & Sale
Sunday, June 1, 2:00pm – 4:00pm Come meet the Artists and Teachers Enjoy the Beautiful Gardens Reconnect & Meet New Friends More Information at www.bakerhunt.org
The 24th Annual “A Taste of Duveneck”
The 24th Annual A Taste of Duveneck June 5, 2014 6:00pm-9:00pm CINCINNATI (4-8-2014)- The official fundraiser that kicks off summer, A Taste of Duveneck, returns
Art After Dark: Cincinnati Pride Night
Cincinnati Art Museum Art After Dark: Cincinnati Pride Night Friday, May 30, 2014 5pm to 9pm CINCINNATI, OH (5/22/14) – This month, join us as
Mnemonic City. Il collettivo Magma a Firenze
INAUGURAZIONE 27 Maggio 2014, 18:30 Pascal Ancel Bartholdi, Anna Burel, Anna Capolupo, Yasmine Dainelli, William Howard, Rupert Jaeger, Yuri Pirondi, Jaime Valtierra, Ines Von Bonhorst
Kay Hurley’s Purely Pastels, Random Acts of Beauty
by Matthew Metzger Kay Hurley’s art has been, quite simply but very profoundly, an exploration of the beautiful. Luminous, tonal, unpeopled landscape has unabashedly been
Roya Ramezankhani B.F.A. Exhibition
by Christine Huskisson Nearly fifteen panels of translucent silk hung at the entrance of the Tuska Gallery for Contemporary Art on the campus of the
Raveled/Unraveled at Clifton Cultural Arts Center
by Jane Durrell Raveled – Unraveled starts off with a a linguistic challenge. In most usages “ravel” and “unravel” carry the same meaning, but for
Shall I tell you the secret of the whole world? Painting Parody and Disguise
by Emil Robinson Shall I tell you the secret of the whole world? Painting Parody and Disguise at the Contemporary Arts Center presents a range
Carl Solway Gallery Review
By Hannah Leow Story is an unmatched force. Stories possess the power to transcend time, to connect human experience, to cross cultures, to resonate on
Figurative Extravaganza at Miller Gallery
by Marlene Steele There is a little something for everyone in the Figurative Invitational at Miller Gallery. Their selection of artists, both local and international,
The Un-Gallery
by Fran Watson Once in a great while, people appear who truly care about art and artists. At 506 Ash this rare miracle has morphed
Trifecta Review
By Mike Rutledge COVINGTON – Viewing Marc Leone’s hanging artworks, one can almost see a planet being formed. Tectonic plates collide. Mountains rise. Lava oozes
Postcard from DC “American Cool”
by Marlene Steele National Portrait Gallery Feb. 7 – Sept 7 2014 This photography exhibition presents several decades of historic, artistic and contemporary images of
The Photo Archive of Louis Zoellar Bickett
AARON SKOLNICK’S 20 PAIRS OF SHOES, MAY 5, 2014, The Archive of Louis Zoellar Bickett SAM FOY IN THE ARCHIVE GARDEN, MAY 5, 2014,
Photos of Northside Studio Tour on May 18th
by Jens Rosenkrantz
Shawn Daniell: In Memorial
by Daniel Brown Shawn Daniell: In Memorial Shawn came to see me in 2010, when I had just taken over as Editor of aeqai. She
Tribute to Shawn Daniell (Buckenmeyer), 1977-2014
by Robert K. Wallace (submitted for the May 2014 issue of AEQAI) I first met Shawn as a journalist. In February 2011 she covered a
May Essay
by Daniel Brown The recent trip to New York by our symphony, The May Festival Chorus, The Cincinnati Opera, The Cincinnati Ballet, The Art Museum,
The Contemporary Arts Center Turns 75
by Daniel Brown Aeqai congratulates the CAC as it celebrates its 75 anniversary year. We have decided to help the festivities by asking two people
CAC 75th Anniversary
When we joined the CAC in the 1950s we were just back from two months abroad, having saved our money and quit our jobs to
Geometrically Ordered Design: The One Language
by Dustin Pike In this article I will be dissecting the notion that letters and numbers have shared an integral relationship with each other since
Build Your Own Bauhaus (Design and Quality by Ikea of Sweden)
by Danelle Cheney Shortly after World War I in April 1919, Das Staatliche Bauhaus—The State Home for Building—opened under the leadership of 31-year old Walter
BLDG: Who or What Are They?
by Kevin Ott Midway through my exploration of BLDG, the Covington based branding/art studio/creative think tank/gallery, Jay Becker said “It all starts with the art”.
Art for a Better World – May
by Saad Ghosn I. Images For A Better World: Nathan WEIKERT, Visual Artist Nathan Weikert was born and raised in Kettering, Ohio. He graduated from
Book Review: Three New African Talents
by Daniel Brown A virtual plethora of new African writers is taking the literary world by surprise and by storm. Last year’s Amerikah by Chimamanda
Book Review: Lovers at the Chameleon Club, Paris 1932
by Daniel Brown Francine Prose’s newest novel, Lovers at the Chameleon Club, Paris 1932, is both her finest to date as well as the best
May Poetry
by Maxwell Redder A Journey to Discover what I Already Know I. Driving North America’s main arteries, I nod to Hudgins’ Cadillac in the Attic
May Letter from the Editor
by Daniel Brown The month of May has been full of art exhibitions, indoor and outdoor, and lots of benefit parties to raise money for
SOS Art Show
SOS ART 2014 A community art show and event of creative expressions for Peace and Justice May 30 – June 8 @The Art Academy of
Manifest Announces Three New Art Books
INPA 3! Manifest celebrates the recent public release of its 3rd International Painting Annual (INPA 3), a stunning 184 page full color survey
Cincinnati Art Museum Upcoming Events
ARTiculate: Conversations with Contemporary Artists Wednesday, May 21, 7pm-8pm Discover art happening right now in Cincinnati, direct from the source with Jennifer Purdum. ######################### Book Auction
Art Beyond Boundaries Presents “ArtSpire”
Art Beyond Boundaries Gallery invites you to a series of professional and creative development workshops and gallery talks by five established regional artists. The series
Alice F. and Harris K. Weston Art Gallery – NORTH BY NORTHSIDE
Weston Art Gallery Information Line (513) 977-4165 CINCINNATI, Ohio—The Cincinnati Arts Association’s Weston Art Gallery in the Aronoff Center for the Arts announces a return
Death and Taxa: Isabella Kirkland: Stilled Life
by Jonathan Kamholtz Dayton Art Institute February 22, 2014-May 18, 2014 Many years ago, I saw a group of photographs of tulips in bloom, pulled