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Into the Woods
The Cincinnati Art Museum showcases the forest through one of Vincent van Gogh’s final paintings and two dozen other works.
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The Art of Alphonse Mucha
The artist depicted beautiful women and elegant lines in clever, highly prized advertisements. The Dayton Art Institute features 75 of his works through Dec. 31.
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Center of Creativity
Talent from around the country congregates in Columbus this month for the city's arts extravaganza.
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Shape and Form
The Decorative Arts Center of Ohio spotlights 100 pieces from artist Tim Frederich’s personal pottery collection.
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Rubber City Revival
From boutiques to studio galleries to restaurants — artists, artisans and chefs are reinventing downtown Akron.
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Ritual Reflections
A key acquisition by the Cincinnati Art Museum prompts an exhibition of works by native Ohioan and painter Elizabeth Nourse.
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Natural Order
Five artists appearing in Columbus this month discuss how the patterns and processes found in the world we share have shaped their work.
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A Cut Above
Artist Mary Gaynier’s intricate snowflake-like designs infuse a sense of humor into the traditional craft.
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News of Note
The Cincinnati Art Museum rediscovers a treasure trove of antique musical instruments from around the globe.
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Crystal Clear
Columbus glassblower Robert Eickholt creates sparkling works of color and light.
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Different Drumm
Artist Don Drumm works in materials that are more commonly associated with the factory floor than the art gallery.
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Echoes of Battle
The Toledo Museum of Art offers a look at the Civil War from eyewitness observers and artists of the era.
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East Meets West
The Taft Museum of Art examines how artists captured westward expansion and the maturing of a young nation.
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Treasure Hunt
Doug McLarty’s scanography featuring found objects from nature goes on display at the Ohio Governor’s Residence.
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Art for All
At the height of the Great Depression, artists banded together to offer hope through their work.
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