The Power of Art: Celebrating Our Humanity – SketchCAM
9/4/2024
SketchCAM is a quick sketch showing how the museum’s mission and art work together. Our mission: Through the power of art, we contribute to a more vibrant Cincinnati by inspiring its people and connecting our communities.
Outdoor Art: Yinka Shonibare’s Wind Sculpture (SG) IX
8/28/2024
Titled Wind Sculpture (SG) IX, Shonibare made this large-scale (22 feet tall!) mixed-media work from stainless steel, hand-painted glass, and reinforced polyester.
Responding to Rodin
8/26/2024
The pieces in Rodin | Response: FIELD family secrets are a mixture of Rodin’s own sculptures with works from students in the DAAP School of Art at the University of Cincinnati.
A Closer look at Jaume Plensa’s Isabella
5/31/2024
Located outside the museum’s Longworth wing, Isabella by artist Jaume Plensa (Spanish, b. 1955) stands peacefully in an open bed of grass unto herself. Her eyes are closed, and her expression is peaceful as though she is in a deep restful slumber.
Outdoor Sculptures at CAM: Atman by Mark di Suvero
8/23/2023
It’s hard to miss the monumental 3-D capital “A” welcoming visitors to CAM’s campus from Art Museum Drive. Painted a bright red—like the museum’s brand color—some suggest the giant steel beam structure stands for “Art.” But the artist’s intent was not so driven by marketing concerns!
Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Pinocchio Takes a Bath
8/25/2022
Earlier this month our Pinocchio sculpture received a maintenance treatment from conservators who specialize in outdoor sculpture conservation from McKay Lodge Art Conservation.
Teacher Blog: Women Breaking Boundaries, Evenings for Educators Preview
10/22/2019
Sculpture is a new semester course this year. Every project that the students create is a ‘new adventure’ for us all!
Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Modern Glass Japanese Sculpture
4/4/2019
Objects Conservation is working on this modern glass sculpture by Japanese artist Etsuko Nishi.
Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Limestone Eagle Sculpture
2/15/2018
This limestone sculpture of an eagle and serpent dates from 50-150 CE and is from the Nabataean Temple Khirbet et-Tannur in Jordan.
Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Conserving the Vine in the Bimel Courtyard
7/23/2015
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