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…
Saturday October 10, 2026
Screening of the short film compilation, Sin Vergüenza, included in the exhibition Cultural Ties, and the feature-length film Carmita. Film curator Mary Leonard will discuss the films and lead a Q&A session. Additional Information: RSVP required. Register here. This event will take place in the Lindner Annex, which is wheelchair accessible and has ADA bathrooms.…
An engaging artist talk where Picturing Tomorrow: Speculative Futures in Lens-Based Art photographers will delve into their creative processes, offering unique insights into the inspiration behind their chosen time periods and compelling subject matter. Additional Information: Gallery is wheelchair accessible.
Artist Miranda Lichtenstien and artist George Rush discuss his exhibition, George Rush: Assisted Living. Additional Information: This event will take place in the Contemporary Arts Center's Black Box Theater. Short reception to follow at the Weston Street Level Gallery.
Join the participants, their families, and members of the public to celebrate The Places We Keep, the culmination of the 9th Envision Project, a free darkroom photography program for local area high school students. Showcased works were created by a process that foregrounds the ways photography connects the immediate moment to what came before and what…
Return to the Mother is an immersive art experience created by Nikita Gross, inviting guests to explore a sensory landscape through photography, video, and installation. The exhibition reflects on our connection to the natural world and the places, experiences, and memories that call us back to something elemental and deeply human. For the opening reception, food…
Sunday October 11, 2026
Monday October 12, 2026
Man With a Movie Camera. Dziga Vertov, 1929 (68 min) Silent film screening accompanied by a live drum score from Will "Shaggy" Clemens and followed by a discussion led by Northern Kentucky University film professor John Alberti. Doors open at 7pm, screening starts at 7:30pm.
Wednesday October 14, 2026
Join artist Noel Maghathe in the McClure Gallery for an intimate photo weaving workshop inspired by her exhibition, Over Everything. Attendees should bring a minimum of 2 family photos that can be cut and woven. Additional Information: RSVP required. Please RSVP to Michael Hurst, AAC Exhibitions Director. Michael.hurst@artacademy.edu.
Thursday October 15, 2026
This family program uses hands-on art making and play to educate our youngest visitors. Learn how In the Interest of Time artists depict time in their photographs and create artwork inspired by their work. Additional Information: Gallery is wheelchair accessible. To request accommodations, visit CAC's accessibility page.
4:30–5:30pm Opening reception at Hiestand Galleries, Miami University 5:50–7:10pm Contemporary Art Forum: Unfolding Stories panel discussion moderated by Joomi Chung. Panelists: Ashley Goos, Diane Fellows, Jordan Fenton, among others (2–3 graduate/UG students). 7:40–10pm Projection mapping at the Art Building, 400 S. Patterson Ave, Oxford, OH
Join us for the an opening celebration of Queer Constellations: Photographs from the Aronowitz Family Collection. Exhibition co-curators Vince Aletti and Kaitlin Booher will introduce the exhibition at 6:00 pm. Additional Information: RSVP required. Please email RSVP@cmaohio.org. The Columbus Museum of Art strives to host inclusive, accessible programs and events that allow all individuals to…
Reception for the exhibitions, Culture Crops: Ohio’s Secret Gardens and Hidden Food Histories and This Land, Here We Dwell. Additional Information: Handicap parking is located near building and gallery floors have elevator access. If assistance is needed, contact Paige Wideman at widemanp@nku.edu to make arrangements.
Co-curators Angela Fuller, Ann Glasscock, and Tamera Lenz Muente and research fellow Tegan Recker discuss the Taft's newest exhibition, Edie McKee Harper: Modernist at Play. Moderated by Ellen Roberts and Sallie Robinson Wadsworth, Director of Curatorial Affairs. Additional Information: RSVP required. Register here.
