by Amy Dehan, Curator of Decorative Arts and Design
12/21/2023
exhibitions, Curatorial Blog, exhibition design, exhibition development, Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass, Dr. Letitia Chambers, Joe Feddersen
As a curator, I’m often asked how long it takes to bring an exhibition together. The answer is . . . it varies.
by Bonita Taggart
11/18/2019
teacher programs, Evenings for Educators, cincinnati opera, rhythm, mood, moviement, learning & interpretation, Teacher resources, professional development
Check out a preview of November's Evenings for Educators program.
by Samantha Geier, Associate Director of School-Based Learning
9/16/2019
Evenings for Educators, learning & interpretation, professional development, education, Teacher resources, teacher programs
This week we are celebrating 30 years of Evenings for Educators!
by Liz Lloyd
4/24/2019
Evenings for Educators, professional development, Teacher resources, learning & interpretation, education, lesson plans
Check out the lesson plans from our last Evenings for Educators!
by Dan Diemer
4/11/2019
Evenings for Educators, Paris 1900: City of Entertainment, Teacher resources, professional development, learning & interpretation
Our lesson’s theme is “River Cities’ Scenes: Paris on the Seine/Cincinnati on the Ohio.”
by Amy Cholkas
2/25/2019
Evenings for Educators, Teacher resources, lesson plans, professional development
Cellist and classically trained vocalist, Kate Wakefield was featured at February’s Evening for Educators, so I developed my lesson, “Stringed Instrument Collage” to connect music and art.
by Lauren Marcum
2/20/2019
Evenings for Educators, teachers, education, professional development, Teacher resources
At this month’s Evenings for Educators, I will be presenting a lesson merging both art and music that my partner teacher and I refer to as “Picasso Guitars.”
by Shelly Sheats Harkness
5/16/2018
Evenings for Educators, museum educators, professional development, elementary education, gallery teaching, Teacher resources
Posted by: Shelly Sheats Harkness
by Amy Cholkas
5/11/2018
Evenings for Educators, gallery teaching, museum educators, professional development, Sneak Peak
Posted by: Amy Cholkas
by Terry Haynes-Toney
4/6/2018
Evenings for Educators, gallery teaching, museum educators, professional development, elementary education
Posted by: Terry Haynes-Toney
by Liz Lloyd
3/13/2018
Evenings for Educators, Sneak Peak, women in art, women artists, learning & interpretation, School Based Learning, Teacher resources, professional development
Posted by: Liz Lloyd
by Dorris Williams
2/14/2018
learning & interpretation, Teacher resources, professional development, Arts Education, Teachers
Posted by: Dorris Williams
by Mary Broxterman
12/26/2017
Evenings for Educators, Arts Education, professional development, Teacher resources, CAMeducation, in the galleries, in the classroom
Posted by: Mary Broxterman
by Sue Diemer
11/21/2017
Evenings for Educators, education, learning & interpretation, School Based Learning, professional development, gallery teaching, in the galleries, in the classroom
Posted by: Sue Diemer
by Terry Haynes-Toney
11/15/2017
Evenings for Educators, Sneak Peak, learning & interpretation, School Based Learning, Teacher resources, professional development, in the galleries, in the classroom
Posted by: Terry Haynes-Toney
by Amy Cholkas
11/10/2017
Evenings for Educators, learning & interpretation, School Based Learning, Teacher resources, professional development, in the classroom, in the galleries
Posted by: Amy Cholkas
by Katie Threet
10/23/2017
learning & interpretation, School Based Learning, CAMeducation, professional development, intern
Posted by: Katie Threet
by Samantha Gaier
7/5/2017
summer, summerteacherinstitute, Teacher resources, Cincinnati Summer, professional development, Folk Art, art of craft
Posted by: Samantha Gaier
by Megan Roberts
8/5/2015
development, research, education, intern
Posted By: Megan Roberts
The Cincinnati Art Museum is supported by the generosity of tens of thousands of contributors to the ArtsWave Community Campaign, the region's primary source for arts funding.
Free general admission to the Cincinnati Art Museum is made possible by a gift from the Rosenthal Family Foundation. Exhibition pricing may vary. Parking at the Cincinnati Art Museum is free.
Generous support for our extended Thursday hours is provided by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.
General operating support provided by: