Friday October 2, 2026
Athletes in Unconventional Spaces showcases large-scale photographs by Romain Mayambi, placing athletes in unexpected environments to challenge assumptions about where athleticism belongs and reveal moments of movement, empowerment, and possibility. Additional Information: ADA accessible. This event will take place at the Charles H. Lindner Family Tennis Pavilion, 815 E Pete Rose Way, Cincinnati, OH.
Gallery Tour with In the Interest of Time Artists Elijah Howe, Felton, CA; Julie Renée Jones, Dayton, OH; Robyn Moore, Morehead, KY; Osamu James Nakagawa, Bloomington, IN; Jordanne Renner, Columbus, OH and Piermont, NY; Joseph Vitone, Austin, TX; and Lynn Whitney, Waterville, OH; and Curator Theresa Bembnister, Cleveland, OH
Conversation with Widline Cadet: Seremoni Disparisyon (Ritual Appearance) Curator Kristen Gaylord, Herzfeld Curator of Photography and Media Arts at the Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee, WI; and Shelby Sinclair, Assistant Professor of African and African American Studies and History at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided
Saturday October 3, 2026
Noon Light Bites 1pm Natural Fictions Conversation with Artists Joshua Berg, Covington, KY; Heesoo Kwon, Los Angeles, CA; and Phillip Maisel, San Francisco, CA; moderated by Curator Lindsay Albert, Program Manager, KADIST, San Francisco, CA 2pm Paul Mpagi Sepuya: Compressed Tenses Conversation with Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Artist, Los Angeles, CA, and Carmen Winant, Artist and…
Sunday October 4, 2026
This two-hour walk will begin at the Over-the-Rhine Museum at 3 West McMicken Avenue to briefly discuss the exhibition, Second Look: Danny Ransohoff’s Cityscapes Through New Eyes. From there, with copies of Danny Ransohoff's historic photos in hand, the group will walk to five of the locations featured in the show. Once oriented in each…
Artist Steve Groh discusses his work and leadership in Wayfarers. 2026 Ohio Art Educator of the Year, Jamie Schorsch, recognized for her dedication to art education and advocacy, offers her reflections on the work. Additional Information: Handicap parking, elevator, and family restroom available. Gallery is wheelchair accessible.
Explore the exhibition Ron Tisue: Operation Deep Freeze IV, Antarctica 1958–59 and engage with the photographs and tales of artist Ron Tisue as he recounts his experience wintering over in Antarctica with the US Navy in 1958 and 1959. Additional Information: Gallery is wheelchair accessible.
Tuesday October 6, 2026
Artist Amanda Bradley will share her influences, processes, and inspiration for Notations from Home in a live artist talk over Zoom, followed by a Q&A. Additional Information: RSVP required. Register here. For accessibility questions and accommodations, please reach out to laura.truitt@ketteringoh.org.
Four silent films are accompanied by live scoring from Leia Bolger and Annie D and followed by a discussion led by Northern Kentucky University film professor Sara Drabik. The Drunken Mattress. Alice Guy-Blache, 1906 (9 min) Suspense. Lois Weber, 1913 (11 min) Cinderella. Lotte Reiniger, 1922 (13 min) The Seashell and the Clergymen. Germaine Dulac, 1928…
Wednesday October 7, 2026
Holly Roberts: Confluence curator Tracy Longley-Cook will lead a gallery walk-through and discussion about Holly Roberts and her mixed media work. Additional Information: All events at the Wright State University: Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries are wheelchair accessible. Accessible parking is available in nearby lots, and the main entrance features automatic doors. Additional accommodations, such…
Thursday October 8, 2026
Join us for a curator-led guided tour offering insights into the artists, their creative practices, and the ideas behind the exhibitions, Stacy Kranitz: Ain’t No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down and Ella Kraimer: Appearances, with opportunities for close looking and discussion. Additional Information: Gallery is wheelchair accessible and large print gallery guides are available upon request.
Friday October 9, 2026
Join the Sinclair Community College Art Department over Zoom to hear from visiting artists, Katria Foster and Emily Wiethorn, about their exhibitions: Domestic Affair and The Death of You and Me. Additional Information: Reach out to amanda.darrah@sinclair.edu to request Zoom link.
Artist Jon Yamashiro discusses photographs from ten World War II Japanese incarceration camp sites that explore memory, race, history, and their enduring relevance in America. Before and after, visitors can explore the exhibition Jon Yamashiro: WWII Japanese Incarceration Camp Photographs. Additional Information: Exhibition spaces and restrooms are fully accessible, and accessible parking on ground level…