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Saturday October 31, 2026

Join artist and curator Rhys Watkins for a specially curated multisensory experience of A Life Worth Living, including paired coffee, snacks, and music. Arrive early, as space and supplies are limited. Occurs every 2 hours starting at 10am.

Artist talk with Cincinnati artist Erika NJ Allen and her show Beneath All Distance, offering a meditation on scale, memory, and endurance across deep time.

Sunday November 1, 2026

Join artist and curator Rhys Watkins for a specially curated, in-depth, multisensory gallery walkthrough of A Life Worth Living, followed by an open floor Q&A. Arrive early, as space and supplies are limited. Additional Information: RSVP recommended. Please visit HereandNow.Art for more information.

William Messer, the curator of Miro Švolík: Môj život človeka (My Life as a Man), will discuss the exhibition and Czech/Slovak photography in the early 1980s. Additional Information: Restroom is spacious and accommodates a wheelchair, but front door of gallery has a single step.

Wednesday November 4, 2026

Artist Laura Fisher will present a guest lecture and discuss the exhibition, Long Exposure: Recent Work by Alumni. Additional Information: The event will take place in the College of DAAP, Aronoff Room 5401. To request accessibility accommodations, please contact the School of Art at daapsoa@uc.edu in advance.

In response to Kent Krugh's work in Beyond the Gate, John Munsell, PhD, professor of Forest Management at Virginia Tech University will speak about agroforestry: what it is, its benefits, and how trees play an important role in this process. Additional Information: RSVP required. Please visit the Lloyd Library's event calendar to register. The Lloyd…

Thursday November 12, 2026

Join artist Ella Kraimer for a conversation about Appearances, exploring identity, performance, and image-making through photographic self-portraiture, followed by an audience Q&A. Additional Information: Gallery is wheelchair accessible and large print gallery guides are available upon request.

Thursday November 19, 2026

By reexamining Donald Judd's time in occupied Korea, this talk uncovers how war, empire, and historical amnesia became embedded in postwar American art, including works in Natural Fictions. Additional Information: This event will take place at Northern Kentucky University. Visit the Carnegie website for more details.

Saturday November 21, 2026

Artist Romain Mayambi will discuss the exhibition, 100 Years From Now, and portraits will be gifted to community members.

Saturday February 13, 2027

In collaboration with Northside Photo Walks, The Carnegie will be hosting a Photo Walk in response to the exhibition, Natural Fictions.