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Satchel on Stage
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park presents the dramatic tale of a king of baseball and the time in which he lived.
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Bonjour Bijou
An exhibition of 75 gems on loan from the Petit Palais in Paris opens this month at the Taft Museum of Art.
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A Fresh Vision
The Cleveland Museum of Art’s “Brand-New & Terrific: Alex Katz in the 1950s” showcases works created during the dawn of the artist’s career.
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Cleveland Museum of Art Celebrates ‘The Jazz Age’
See more than 300 works that celebrate the joyful and innovative spirit of the era.
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‘Stay Tuned: Rock on TV’
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame examines how television from “The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet” to “American Idol” shaped popular music for three generations.
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‘Michelangelo: Mind of the Master’ in Cleveland
The Cleveland Museum of Art features drawings that span the artist’s career and offer insight into some of his most famous creations.
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Case Study
For more than a century, Sherlock Holmes stories have captivated readers. A COSI exhibit brings literature’s most famous detective to life.
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“Lines/Edges: Frank Stella on Paper” at Pizzuti Collection
Columbus art collector Ron Pizzuti became familiar with Frank Stella’s work in the 1970s. His museum features a selection of the artist’s vibrant compositions through April 29.
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Celebrating Harlem in Columbus
Author Wil Haygood curates a Columbus Museum of Art exhibition offering insight into how the Harlem Renaissance reshaped American culture.
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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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Author David McCullough on ‘The Wright Brothers’
The Pulitzer Prize winner discusses his book about Orville and Wilbur Wright and how the Ohio brothers brought the airplane to the world.
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Fashioned by Flame
The Toledo Museum of Art honors the medium it helped launch with “Fired Up: Contemporary Glass by Women Artists.”
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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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Pulitzer Prize Winner Anthony Doerr Discusses ‘All the Light We Cannot See’
Netflix has adapted the Ohio author’s critically acclaimed book as a limited series. We revisit our 2015conversation with Anthony Doerr about the inspiration for his story
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See the Folk Art Masterpiece that is Hartman Rock Garden
During the Great Depression, Ben Hartman created a collection of interesting and idiosyncratic folk art sculptures at his Springfield home.
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The Cleveland Orchestra: A Century of Symphonies
As the Cleveland Orchestra celebrates its 100th season in 2017, we looked back at those who lifted it to worldwide acclaim.
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