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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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See “Modern Women/Modern Vision” at the Taft Museum of Art
A photography exhibition on display in Cincinnati through Sept. 10 features around 100 works by groundbreaking women artists in the medium.
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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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‘Life in the Age of Rembrandt’
The Columbus Museum of Art celebrates the Dutch master with an exhibition illustrating his impact on artists who followed.
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6 Ohio Art Festivals to Visit this Summer
From drawing with chalk to capturing nature while surrounded by it, these art events provide the chance to watch artists in action and take a closer look at their works.
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Explore Clutch Collective in Marietta
Sarah Arnold’s independent shop in Marietta, Clutch Collective, offers a delightful selection of curated items that celebrate the creativity of artists across the region.
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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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Plein Air Gatherings in Hancock County
Head to different parks every Thursday throughout the summer and into fall for these open-air painting events open to the public that encourage artists to capture the beauty of nature.
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‘Quilting a Future: Contemporary Quilts and American Tradition’ in Columbus
This Columbus Museum of Art exhibition on display Oct. 6 through Jan. 28 showcases artists using the medium of quilting in innovative and thought-provoking ways.
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Celebrate Chalk Art at this Shore-Town Festival
Chalk It Up!, a one-day event in the city of Vermilion, features works by artists and invites families to create sidewalk masterpieces of their own.
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Main Street Shopping: Westerville
Make new discoveries at Westerville Antiques & Rustic Revamp Decor, go retro at A Gal Named Cinda Lou and support local artists at Ohio Art Mart.
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‘Devoted: Visual Performances of Faith’ in Dayton
The Dayton Art Institute presents an exhibition of work from its own collection showing how artists have interpreted and celebrated religions spanning the globe.
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The Legacy of Cincinnati’s King Records
Syd Nathan’s legendary label signed James Brown and released music from a lineup of groundbreaking Black artists. Today, the city and a local foundation are working to revive the building it once called home.
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Elijah Pierce: An American Journey
The Columbus artist’s carvings reflected his faith and offered a commentary on the world in which he lived. The Canton Museum of Art hosts a retrospective of his work through March 4.
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‘A Mile and a Half of Lines: The Art of James Thurber’
A Columbus Museum of Art exhibition examines how native son James Thurber changed the face of American cartooning during the first half of the 20th century.
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'Mort Künstler: ‘The Godfather’ of Pulp Fiction Illustrators' at the Canton Museum of Art
Mort Künstler's adventurous art accompanied stories that were published in magazines, weeklies and paperbacks during the 1950s and '60s. See more than 70 of his original works at the Canton Museum of Art.
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The Art of James Mellick’s Wounded Warrior Dogs Project
James Mellick’s sculptures are poignant works that reflect the courage and sacrifice of those who serve to protect our freedoms.
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Life’s Work
Columbus painter Michael Weisel shares family memories on canvas at the Zanesville Museum of Art.
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Reinventing Rockwell
Youngstown’s Butler Institute of American Art features Maggie Meiners’ playful photographic makeovers of some of Norman Rockwell’s famous images.
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