“Evenings for Educators” Discovers Ansel Adams
11/21/2024
This month’s Evenings for Educators offers an exciting chance to explore the legacy of photographer Ansel Adams and learn how his mastery of light and shadow can inspire students to create truly impactful photographs.
Inspired by The Culture: A Portrait Project for Students
9/24/2024
If you have not seen the exhibition The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century, go now—it closes soon on Sunday, September 29!
Teacher Blog: Shiva Nataraja, Cosmic Dancer - Evenings for Educators Preview
1/10/2023
January’s Evening for Educators will feature a tour of the exhibition Beyond Bollywood: 2000 Years of Dance in Art. This interactive art exhibition explores the power of dance, not only in everyday life, but in religious thought and worship in South Asia.
Guest Blog: Spotlight on the Cincinnati Art Museum Website
1/20/2021
When you think of the Cincinnati Art Museum (CAM), what comes to mind?
Teacher Blog: "Something Over Something Else": Romare Bearden’s Profile Series, Evenings for Educators Preview
3/9/2020
Students were so excited to start a Romare Bearden lesson.
Piecing Together an Umbrella Stand by M. Louise McLaughlin– Part I
7/30/2019
A recently discovered notebook with a third of its contents missing and a ceramic umbrella stand held together with wire—these aren’t exactly the objects that immediately elicit a response of “that belongs in a museum!”
Pride: LGBTQ+ Artists and CAM
6/18/2019
An exploration of LGBTQ+ artists and the Cincinnati Art Museum.
Behind the Scenes in Curatorial: Movie Stars in the Collection
5/10/2019
Recently, while working on a forthcoming project with ties to art deco and film, I was sifting through film stills from the late 1920s and early 30s.
Library Blog: Rockwell Kent Illustrations
5/3/2019
In 1926, Rockwell Kent was commissioned by Lakeside Press to design and illustrate a limited edition of Herman Melville’s literary masterpiece, Moby Dick, or the Whale (1851.)
Notes from Photography Storage: Three Japanese Ambrotypes
9/17/2018
Photography was first introduced to Japan in the 1840s, via the sole government-approved trading port in Nagasaki.
5 Things You Didn’t Know about Hairwork and Portrait Miniatures
5/26/2017
View over 100 intricate portrait miniatures and pieces of hair jewelry in Mementos of Affection: Ornamental Hairwork in Jewelry and Portrait Miniatures
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