OVER-THE-RHINE AND DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI NEIGHBORHOOD SPOTLIGHT (SEPTEMBER 30TH)

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OVER-THE-RHINE AND DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI NEIGHBORHOOD SPOTLIGHT (SEPTEMBER 30TH)

Explore Over-the-Rhine and Downtown Cincinnati to view all the FotoFocus Biennial Participating Venues during the Neighborhood Spotlight Day!

Art Academy of Cincinnati: McClure Gallery
5–8pm Opening Reception for Circum-Verdant
5–8pm Opening Reception for I Don’t Know How to Love You: The Relationship Between Humans and Nature
6–7pm Student-Curator Gallery Tour for I Don’t Know How to Love You: The Relationship Between Humans and Nature

Michael Lowe Gallery
4–6pm Opening for Tony Oursler: Crossing Neptune

Lloyd Library and Museum
5–7pm Opening Reception for Visions of Nature across Time and Place

Wash Park Art: Main Gallery
5–8pm Opening Reception for Maslov & Maslov: To Be Determined

Wash Park Art: Next Level Studio
5–8pm Opening Reception for Phantasmagoria: The Fictitious Truth of 1666 Bruce Street

Clay Street Press
6–9pm Opening Reception for It Is What lt Is (Subject to Change)

Iris BookCafé and Gallery
6–9pm Opening Reception for PhotOH2: Other Photographers from the Heartland

Main Street Shop & Studio
6–10pm Opening Reception for When the World Ends, I Want to Be in Cincinnati

Contemporary Arts Center: Kaplan Lobby
6–7pm Members Reception & Tours for FotoFocus Curated Exhibitions (Passport Only)⁠
7–8pm Film screening of Dara Friedman’s Dancer, followed by a conversation with Friedman and Lizzi Bougatsos. (Passport Only)⁠
8pm–12am Public Opening Reception for All Exhibitions
Check out the full Program Week schedule

ADDITIONAL RECEPTIONS & EVENTS THIS WEEK


September 29, Thursday

Pones at the Carnegie
12–7pm Current Film Screening

Art Beyond Boundaries
2–3pm Artist talk for Back to Abnormal

Contemporary Arts Center: Kaplan Lobby
4–7pm Young Adult Lab: Zine Club with Cameron Granger

University of Dayton: Radial Gallery
5–7pm Opening Reception for Beth Chucker: Family. Matter.

The Annex Gallery
5–8pm Opening Reception and Curator talk for Raul Cañibano: Cuba Real
5–8pm Opening Reception and Artist talk for ALL FALLS DOWN: Architectural Heritage Effaced—The Universal Tale of two Cities, 2 Countries

Mercantile Library
5:30–7:30pm Opening Reception and talk for James Presley Ball, a Black Daguerreotypist in 19th Century Cincinnati

Cincinnati Nature Center
6–8pm Critical Connection Reception & Artist Talk with Tom Croce (reservation required)

Manifest Creative Research Gallery
7–9pm Special Preview for THE OVERSTORY (reservation required)

September 30, Friday

Neighborhood Spotlight: Downtown & OTR (see above)

Pones at the Carnegie
12–7pm Current Film Screening

University of Dayton: Radial Gallery
1–2pm Artist Talk for Beth Chucker: Family. Matter.

Clifton Cultural Arts Center
5:30–6pm Artist Talk for Logan Hicks: Still New York
6–8pm Opening Reception for Logan Hicks: Still New York

Manifest Creative Research Gallery
6–9pm Opening Reception for THE OVERSTORY

October 2, Sunday

Pones at the Carnegie
12–7pm Current Film Screening

Evendale Cultural Arts Center
1–4pm Opening Reception for The World Around Them

Wash Park Art: Main Gallery
3–4pm Sunday Salon: The Photography of Guennadi and Sasha Maslov

Somerset
6–8pm Opening Reception for Recording Cincinnati: The Queen City In The Eyes Of Alice Cusson

Art Academy of Cincinnati
7:30–8:30pm Opening Reception for Robin Bell: Democracy 2022

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