Exhibition Types: Featured Home Exhibition

  • Change

    • 28 December 2024
    • Posted By Ellen Muse

    Change is a juried exhibition featuring 57 works by 44 local artists interpreting the theme of “change.” Artworks in a variety of 2-D and 3-D mediums examine the influences and repercussions of adjustments (good and bad) within our lives, and showcase the creativity of reflecting on those transformations. This exhibition will be on view in the Kennedy Gallery, located at 6546 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, OH 45213 from March 22 to June 7, 2025.

    Join us for the Opening Reception on Saturday, March 22 from 6-8pm. Free, open to the public, light refreshments served.

    Exhibiting Artists include:
    Asmara Abraham, Zuri Ali, Amir Behroozi, Bonita Brockert, Lisa Hueil Conner, Mary Anne Donovan, Ben Casuto, Lynn Conaway, Candace Cook, Betsy Cunningham, Kiera Fisher, Kaya Friday, Ben Hutchison, Caitlyn Hyland, Deb Jones, Emma Karle, Glen Kindness, Deb Kovacs-Sturdevant, William Linthicum, Emily Malott, Angela Mascolino, Cathy Mayhugh, Tracy McClorey, Ian Mcilvain, Samantha Messer, ChengLun Na, Jean O’Connell, Carolyn Parker, Lyndsey Paynter, Kat Pendleton, Kat Rakel-Ferguson, Gregory Rust, Anisha Sanghani, Kim Schon, Katrina Shafor, Kimberly Wilfong Sigman, Melissa Smith, María Vayá Soler, Raquel Sotelo, Matt Steffen, Stacey Torres, Joanie Weidner, Roscoe Wilson, Kiera Yeck

    Image: Lisa Hueil Conner, The Loss, Stoneware Clay, 2016, 8”x 6”x 8” each

  • Independent Bookstores and the Art of Reading: Paintings & Drawings by Lynn Niehaus

    • 28 December 2024
    • Posted By Ellen Muse

    Created over the past ten years, Cincinnati artist Lynn Niehaus’s series of narrative paintings celebrate independent bookstores, near and far, and their unique neighborhood locations. Each bookstore painting has a similar framework inspired by its history, the story it holds, and its important role in the community.

    The art of reading is changing and although newly developed technology and the high speed of information paints a compelling picture, it is the story of the bookstore and its importance in every neighborhood that she continues to paint.

    This exhibition features drawings and paintings that explore the unique character of a series of independent bookstores, along with written narratives that highlight the stories of each location.

    Join us for the Opening Reception on National Independent Bookstore Day! Saturday, April 26 from 6-8pm.

    An informal Artist Talk will be held on Saturday, May 10 at 1pm.

    Additional events to highlight local authors are being planned!

    All events are FREE, open to the public, and light refreshments served. 

    Image: New Dominion Bookshop, Charlottesville, Virginia, Acrylic on Canvas

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  • Closed Sunday - Monday