Accra and London, via Detroit
11/13/2023
In early October, I was delighted to participate in a scholars’ day at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA). For those outside the museum biz, a scholars’ day is a convening of curators, academics, and sometimes expert collectors, artists, and gallerists, who gather to share a deep dive on an artist or movement featured in a special exhibition.
Looking at Things: Franz Hanfstaengl’s Photographs
8/15/2023
In 1871, the Royal Historical Museum in Dresden (the present-day Green Vault) commissioned German photographer Franz Hanfstaengl to document the objects in its collection. Among the 160 photographs produced, lively prints of five found their way to the Cincinnati Art Museum.
Photographs from the Collection: Looking At Animals
4/11/2023
From April 11–August 10, 2023, the hallway gallery at the top of the museum’s Great Hall staircase will be full of critters.
Evening for Educators Preview: Georgia O’Keeffe
2/16/2023
Inspired by the brilliant photography of Georgia O’Keeffe, Montessori students from the Xavier University Montessori Lab School experienced a novel three-part lesson about the innovative female artist.
Discovering IOWA
4/5/2021
IOWA was the kind of book that changed the way photography lovers could imagine the expressive possibilities of the medium. It stuck with people.
Trailblazing modernist photographer Germaine Krull enters CAM collection via the Mary R. Schiff Library & Archives
2/10/2021
Krull’s groundbreaking modernist work now resides in the Photography Collection at the museum.
Behind the Scenes in Conservation: New to Women Breaking Boundaries
2/20/2020
The objects in the Women Breaking Boundaries exhibit in the galleries across from the café are examples of wide-ranging media, including light-sensitive objects.
Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Ready for his close-up?
8/15/2019
Sometimes a painting can make its feelings known.
Behind the Scenes in Conservation: A disappearing act!
5/23/2019
This large unfinished work by Frank Duveneck is in the paintings conservation lab to be examined.
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.
Singular Portrait: John James Audubon by photographer Mathew Brady
10/11/2017
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Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Kentucky Renaissance Installation
10/6/2016
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Hooray for Hollywood! Now on display in #CAMLibrary…
3/22/2015
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