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Adult tickets: $12 in-person, $10 online
Seniors, college students and children 6–17 years: $8 in person, $6 online
Children 5 years & under: free
See the exhibition for free on Thursday nights from 5–8 p.m. and during Art After Dark on March 28 and April 25 from 5–9 p.m.
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Sketching with pencil and colored pencil is permitted in all permanent galleries during our regular hours, and does not require completion of the Copyist Permit form.
Visitors who wish to copy a work of art using other materials must complete a copyist permit issued by the museum at the Visitor Services Desk. Visitors must give the completed copyist permit to the Visitor Services Desk when they visit. Sketching and copying is not permitted in special exhibitions nor of works under copyright.
For the safety of the collection, use of fixatives, sprays, charcoal and pastel is strictly prohibited. We request copyists maintain a minimum distance of 4 feet from any work of art, and please refrain from using the floors, walls or pedestals as support for sketching.
Do not hinder or impede the flow of traffic in the galleries or to fire exits. Please be advised that a security guard may ask that work be discontinued if a problem is perceived or if galleries become crowded with other visitors.
Copyists must provide their own easel, work materials and drop cloth.
Artists agree to exercise every precaution when working around the art objects in the museum, including, carrying their easel upright in transit and permitting examination of canvas or other copy materials, paint box and other supplies brought into the building each time they are removed from the museum. No glass containers will be permitted.
Copyists must never make any representation that the copy is anything more than a reproduction.
For group reservations, please contact our Tour Coordinator at [email protected] or 513-639-2975, at least 3 weeks prior to your visit to schedule.
Please be advised that you may be photographed, filmed, or otherwise recorded by Museum personnel, or our partners, while on the premises. We may feature these photographs and recordings on our website and social media accounts, or in other marketing and advertising materials, in order to promote the Museum. By entering the premises, you grant us permission to utilize your image, voice, likeness, and actions in any photographs or recorded audio or video captured by or on behalf of Cincinnati Art Museum on the premises for these purposes, in addition to any other purposes we deem appropriate, in any manner and medium, without further authorization from, or compensation to, you or anyone acting on your behalf. For more information, please view our full policy.
Nonflash still photography and video are permitted only on mobile phones or small cameras and recording devices.
Your general admission to the Cincinnati Art Museum is free every day, made possible by a generous gift from The Rosenthal Family Foundation.
Saturday’s free admission is made possible by The Thomas J. Emery Free Day Endowment established by Mary Emery in 1906.
Free general admission for children is made possible in part through an endowment established by Cincinnati Financial Corporation/The Cincinnati Insurance Companies. There are charges for certain educational programs.
Accessible parking spaces and an access ramp are available near the DeWitt Entrance (located at the rear of the museum). In general, parking is limited, and at certain events, off-site shuttles are provided to accommodate demand.