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Behind the Scenes in Conservation: A Spooky Story from Textile Conservation
by Conservation
10/29/2020
behind , Halloween , woman in haori , 20th century , japan , silk crepe , gofun , glass eyes , Gift of Mrs. Charles Fleischmann and Mrs. Julius Fleischmann , conservation
As we prepare for Halloween this week, here's a scary story from textile conservation!
What's New in the Rosenthal Education Center: Pattern and Texture!
by Alex Otte
3/17/2017
Rosenthal Education Center , REC , Pattern , Installation , art making , family , fun
Posted by: Alex Otte
“A Taste of Duveneck” is a Delicious Way to Help CAM
by Jessica Stringfield
5/25/2015
A Taste of Duveneck , events & programs , fundraising , food , Jessica Stringfield
Posted By: Jessica Stringfield
Traveling Through Time with Artswave
by Russell Ihrig
3/16/2015
ArtsWave , fundraising , CAM staff , community outreach , Cincinnati , Russell Ihrig
Posted By: Russell Ihrig
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