by Julie Aronson, PhD, Curator of American Paintings, Sculpture and Drawings

8/7/2024

John C. Lutz, Curatorial Blog, Works Progress Administration, WPA, Great Depression, Black Sunday

The Cincinnati Art Museum recently acquired the painting Black Sunday of 1937 by John C. Lutz, the only Black artist in Cincinnati (and one of four in Ohio) hired on the Federal Art Project of the Works Progress Administration (WPA), the government program that provided employment during the Great Depression.

by Keith Gollar

4/13/2017

Easter, Rosenthal Education Center, Tiffany Glass, Dressed to Kill, Terrace Cafe, Poetry of Place, Hours, Admission, Sunday

The Cincinnati Art Museum is OPEN on Easter, here is what you don't want to miss.

by Shannon Karol

10/1/2015

learning & interpretation, Shannon Karol, Oktoberfest, Cincinnati history, Cincinnati, Germany, Sketching Sunday, in the galleries, American Painting & Sculpture, European Painting & Sculpture

Posted By: Shannon Karol

by Shannon Karol

9/2/2015

learning & interpretation, events & programs, Shannon Karol, education, Sketching Sunday, Cincinnati, American Painting & Sculpture, Cincinnati artists

Posted By: Shannon Karol

by Shannon Karol

7/29/2015

learning & interpretation, Shannon Karol, Sketching Sunday, American Painting & Sculpture, in the galleries, events & programs

Posted By:Shannon Karol

by Shannon Karol

7/1/2015

learning & interpretation, events & programs, Sketching Sunday, in the galleries, youth & families, Shannon Karol

Posted By: Shannon Karol

by Shannon Karol

6/3/2015

learning & interpretation, education, events & programs, Sketching Sunday, Shannon Karol, in the galleries

Posted By: Shannon Karol