ART LINKS
In order to promote the arts in the City of Cincinnati and the Tri-State area, The Cincinnati Art Club invites you to support fellow organizations who share our love of the arts.
Eye catching art and masterful framing for your corporate,
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Litsa Spanos, President
ArtWorks Cincinnati 20 E. Central
Parkway
Cincinnati,
OH 45202
ArtWorks' Mission:
ArtWorks connects artists of all ages with opportunities in the arts through
inspiring apprenticeships, community partnerships and public art. Founded in 1996, ArtWorks is a non-profit arts organization
that connects artists of all ages with opportunities in the arts through
inspiring apprenticeships, community partnerships, and public art.
Check their website regularly for
job openings, art shows, workshops, call for artists, etc.
www.artworkscincinnati.org
ArtWorks is funded in part by:
Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./US Bank Foundation, Fine
Arts Fund, City of Cincinnati, Ohio Arts Council, and the National Endowment
for the Arts.
To learn more about ArtWorks in the community or to get
involved,
please visit ArtWorksCincinnati.org or call 513.333.0388.
Arts Wave 20 East Central Parkway Suite 200 Cincinnati, OH 45202
Founded 1927. Provides annual operating support to the fine arts in Cincinnati, OH. ArtsWave helps create the kind of thriving arts environment that makes the Cincinnati region better place to live, work, play, and stay.
We support and collaborate with arts organizations large and small throughout the area.
Baker Hunt Arts & Cultural Center Baker Hunt Foundation 620 Greenup St. Covington,
KY 41011
The Baker Hunt Art and Cultural
Center is a 501(c)3
non-profit organization dedicated to making a difference in the lives of people
in our community through art education and cultural enrichment.
Here at Baker Hunt our mission is to provide professional
art instruction in a compelling learning environment for the enrichment of
studies in the Arts and Humanities. Over 40 courses and workshops in drawing,
painting, photography, ceramics, quilting, language, dance and yoga for
children and adult
Bromwell’s Gallery 117 West Fourth Street Cincinnati, OH 45202 513-621-0620 www.bromwells.com
Store & Gallery hours: Monday-Saturday (9am – 5pm)
Bromwell’s Gallery:
Grounded in tradition as the oldest business in Cincinnati,
Bromwell's made a bold entry into the 21st century with a renovation and expansion, including a beautifully designed
second-floor showroom filled with fireplace vignettes that create a
perfect setting for displaying art and holding events. With over 7,000 square feet, the second floor also has gallery lighting and an excellent layout for
multi-media work. Contact them if you are interested in exhibiting in their gallery.
CAC AT THE PAC 112
Pendleton
Art Center,
Studio 112
1310
Pendleton Street Cincinnati,
OH
Effective January 2012, The Cincinnati Art Club now has Studio Space at the Pendleton Art Center,
Studio 112
Cincinnati
Art Club Members exhibit art all month
long. We are always there on Final
Fridays 6 - 10 p.m. and Second Look
Saturdays 11a.m. - 3 p.m.
Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF)
615 North Alabama Street, Suite
119 Indianapolis, IN 46204-1498
317.634.2423
Learn about our grantmaking and apply for
available grants
http://www.cicf.org/page10003177.cfm
CICF was established in 1997 as a partnership between The
Indianapolis Foundation, serving Marion
County since 1916, and Legacy Fund,
serving Hamilton County since 1991.
What is a community foundation?
A community foundation is a tax-exempt public charity created by and for the
people in a specific geographic area. It enables people with philanthropic
interests to easily and effectively support the issues they care about —
immediately or through their estate plans. Donors may give to existing funds or
establish a charitable fund by contributing a variety of assets. Community
endowment funds, allow gifts to grow and be leveraged with other gifts,
allowing larger grants with greater impact. Donors may also recommend grants
through their own fund to charitable, 501c(3) organizations they want to
support.
Cincinnati
Art Galleries
LLC 225 East 6th Street,
Cincinnati OH 45202
Cincinnati Art Galleries is a privately owned art gallery; buys and sells fine art. Cincinnati Art Galleries has long been a patron of the Cincinnati Art Club.
In 2012, they began hosting
the annual Cincinnati Art Club ViewPoint national jurried
art show each year during the month of August.
Cincinnati Art Museum 953 Eden Park Drive Cincinnati, OH 45101
General Information: Art Museum Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Mondays, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, and the Fourth of July.
New series: Art After Dark, will take
place the final Friday of each month. Sip merlot with Monet and pinot with
Picasso and start your weekend off!
FREE event with cash bar and appetizers for purchase. Reservations Not
Required.
CINCINNATI
OPERA
Corbett
Opera Center
at Music Hall
1243 Elm Street
Cincinnati,
OH 45202
Clifton Cultural Arts Center 3711 Clifton Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45220 513.497.2860
The guiding vision of CCAC is one of a dynamic and
collaborative civic hub – a bustling hive of artistic activity and personal
expression where people of all ages and backgrounds, from all over Greater
Cincinnati, will come and go from morning until evening.
www.cliftonculturalartsr.org
Eisele Gallery of Fine Art www.eiselefineart.com
5729 Dragon Way (across from Frisch’s Mainliner on Wooster Pike)
Cincinnati, Ohio 45227
(513)791-7717
The Eisele Gallery of Fine Art is one of Cincinnati’s oldest and most respected art galleries, specializing in original paintings by noted 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st century American and European artists. The Gallery is located in the Historic Ferris House c1807 just 10 minutes east of Downtown Cincinnati. Our experienced staff works closely with private individuals, corporations, museums and institutions to locate, acquire and place single paintings or entire collections.
We purchase, consign and sell exceptional works by renowned American Impressionists, Taos and Hudson River School artists, American Tonalists Cincinnati Golden Age painters and nationally recognized Living Artists.
Hours: Monday- Friday 9-5:30
Saturdays 10-3 and by appointment
Essex Studios Art Walks 6:00 – 11:00 p.m. Valet Parking on Friday Nights Various Weekends.....check website for details.
Open Studios on these dates. Meet the artists and view their creative works of fine art. No admission fees.
Essex Art Studios is located at the corner of Essex Place and McMillan in Cincinnati, OH.
Non-profit ETC was founded in 1986. ETC has been he first theatre in the nation
to
present plays while they were still running on Broadway.
The ETC of Cincinnati
is an exciting home to Regional, World, and Off Braodway
productions.
ETC is a professional Equity Theatre dedicated to the
production and development of
new works and works new to the region.
Check their website weekly for Calendar of Events, to
purchase tickets on line, win
free tickets, participate in their Coat Drive and Fairy Godmother programs and
others
in addition to Over the Rhine neighborhood projects.
Express Cincinnati Newspaper and
Express Online showcase the volunteers and supporters of local nonprofit
and
fine arts organizations in the Greater Cincinnati area.
Showcasing Cincinnati’s
Creative Arts and Generous Spirit.
*Calendar of Cincinnati
Arts Events *Photo Gallery - watch slide show or leave comments *EXP/arts commentary blog - voice your opinion
*Editorial FAQs - answers to all your questions *Links to many of Cincinnati's Art Organizations
*Arts organizations: Pitch
your story ideas for EXP/arts to Thom Mariner
tmariner@expresscincinnati.com or call 513-771-5088.
And keep those press releases and photos coming!
Editor
Rebecca Chambers, editor@expresscincinnati.com View the on-line issue here: www.ExpressCincinnati.com
5th Street Gallery
55 West 5th Street - Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
513
- 579 - 9333
On
the corner of 5th & Race
Offering
a diverse selection of accomplished Cincinnati artists in the heart of
Downtown, including Cincinnati Art Club Signature Members John Leon and Donna Talerico. Hours: please check website for hours
The Fairborn Art Association is a nonprofit association
located in Fairborn, Ohio designed to promote the development of
art in various forms, sponsor art classes, workshops and classes, and provide
community service.
Members have an opportunity to paint in the studio or
outdoors and to display their artwork in the F.A.A. Gallery, located in the
all-purpose room. The Gallery is open to the public on Sundays from 1:00-4:00
p.m. or by special appointment. No commission is taken by the F.A.A. All sales
tax is the responsibility of each artist.
Fitton Center for Creative Arts 101 S. Monument Ave. Hamilton, Ohio 45011 Phone (513) 863-8873 ext. 122 www.fittoncenter.org Gallery Hours: M-TH 9-8, F 9-5, Sat. 9-noon, Sun closed except for special events. Cathy Mayhugh, Director of Exhibitions
Open to the public weekdays,
9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Curated by Steven Vincent Clark
To receive
quarterly invitations to opening receptions, please visit
http://www.healthfoundation.org/ and select “newsletter signup.”
The Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati is an
independent 501(c)(4) social welfare organization dedicated to improving
community health. The foundation awards grants to non-profit and governmental
organizations for programs and activities that improve health in Cincinnati and 20 surrounding counties in Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio.
Greater Cincinnati Watercolor
Society
Tri-state artists interested in all types of
watermedia. Meeting monthly, since 2002,
to learn and to share their love of watercolor
---- You are invited ---- 10 a.m. on the first Wednesday of each month at the
Cincinnati Art Club ---- Located at 1021
Parkside Place in Mt. Adams, Cincinnati, OH.
---- Annual membership $45 ---- Open to anyone who likes
watercolor.
Greenacres Foundation is a non-profit, private
operating foundation established in 1988 by
Louis and Louise Nippert. The Arts
Center provides
programming that engages children in music, visual arts,
drama and dance. Area schools bring students to the Arts Center
for an integrated arts experience. With the majority of students arriving from disadvantaged
circumstances,
the opportunity to learn, appreciate and enjoy the
arts is an invaluable experience. In order to preserve Greenacres as a place of natural beauty
and learning for future generations, all visits are by reservation only and
group sizes are limited.
Greenwich House Gallery Fine
Art 2124 Madison Rd. O'Bryonville, OH
Cincinnati,
OH 45208
Across from Springer School,
at the corner of Madison and Lavinia
Cincinnati's largest
gallery of fine art painting and sculpture, invites you to take a virtual tour and to visit us in person in Historic O'Bryonville.
Co-owners Peggy Marquette and Mark Rottinghaus have been bringing the finest quality art and conservation framing to
discriminating collectors in the Cincinnati
region for more than 30 years.
Original oil and acrylic paintings by local, national
and global artists. Gallery specializes
in American impressionism and contemporary art. Gallery Space is available for rent. CAC members represented are: Julie Beers, Jan and Tim Boone,
Nancy and
Bruce Neville, Trish Weeks.
Let art be part of your nature. Open 7 days a week!
Mon-Sat 10-8, Sun 12-5
2010 celebrating our third year as Cincinnati's source for
exciting, contemporary arts & crafts with a special
focus
on local artists. New works arrive daily.
Continuous
events.
An internet guide to
Ohio Arts and Artists. This is a
great reference for links to
Ohio
artists, festivals, co-operatives, art organizations, gallery shops, and
educational organizations.
If you are an Ohio
artist, you are invited to
submit your website
Loveland Art Studios on Main 529 Main Ave. Loveland,
Ohio 45140 Phone: 513.683.7283
Fax: 513.683.1001 Email:
shawncustis@studiosonmain.com
Over 35 artists and craftspeople located in an historical
industrial building. Painting, drawing, jewelry, photography, stained glass,
sculpture, pottery, fabric art and more! Classes are available for children and
adults. Several CAC members have
studios here.
Signature Member Nancy Achberger is in Studio 201.
Second Saturday A great after-dinner destination! Visit the artists,
purchase artwork, jewelry, pottery, and fiber art the second Saturday of each month. Light fare and beverages provided. When: 2nd
Saturday of each month Time: 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Parking: Free
Mission is to be a positive influence in the lives of Madisonville's residents and those of Greater Cincinnati, providing the energy and momentum essential to true urban renewal by providing a unique venue for live theatre, music,visual art, and educational arts programs. Gallery space and Theatre rental available for groups. Please check website for exhibitions and shows.
Gallery hours: T-F
2-7pm, Sat.12-5pm
(or by special
appointment for groups)
closed Sun and Mon
Now in its 7th year, as a community-minded 501(c)(3)
non-profit arts organization, founded upon ideals formed both in academic
pursuit and a commitment to quality urban living, Manifest relies heavily on
private donations to cover operating costs.
Manifest stands for the quality presentation, experience,
and documentation of the visual arts, engaging students, professionals, and the
public from around the world through accessible world-class exhibits, studio
programs, and publications.
The Mason-Deerfield Arts Alliance
(formally known as the Mason Area Arts Council) The Snyder House at Cottell Park
5847
Irwin-Simpson Road
Deerfield Township,
OH www.masonarts.org/events/
Enrich, Inspire, Enjoy
In 2011 Mason Area Arts Council patnered with Deerfield Township.
MDAA is a non-
profit organization. They will soon be the hub of arts with summer
camps, adult and children’s arts classes, art workshops and artists salons. Offers workshops by Chuck Marshall.
Our signature event is the Mason Arts Festival.
Our Goals:
The Mason-Deerfield Arts Alliance (MDAA) is dedicated to bringing the best
possible arts programming to the community of Mason and the surrounding area.
Our focus is centered on developing programming that includes collaborative
efforts and partnerships with our schools, local organizations, businesses, and
the community.
If you are interesting in renting the Snyder House for a function, meeting
or party, you can contact Deerfield
Township at 513-701-6958
to make arrangements.
MBAOnline
If you're trying to figure out how to sell your art and work as a professional, this site offers resources from experts in business through their blogs online. This site offers resources for a variety issues.
Midwest Art Center
(MAC) -
8021 Mill St.
Miamitown Ohio, 45041
"Grand Opening" Fall Arts Festival on Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010,
In addition to offering studio space for creation and display, the Midwest
Art
Consortium (MAC) offers a social network designed for the artistic
community.
This network allows artists to promote their work free of charge and
exchange
ideas with other online members.
Becoming a member of the Midwest Art Consortium is FREE and
easy!
Register
now http://www.midwestartcenter.com/?q=user/register to become a member of the region's largest
social network of artists!
Mt. Adams, OH
A charming, historic, hilltop neighborhood just up the hill
from Cincinnati Art Club.
They feature some of the best restaurants, nightclubs and
taverns, arts organizations,
services and specialty
shops in Cincinnati. A map listing 6 ways to climb the
hill is also available at their website. There is always some kind of festival
being celebrated. Check their website often.
http://www.mtadamstoday.com
The Northern Kentucky Heritage League (www.nkhl.org)
Annual Duveneck Memorial Art Show will take place in May. Noon to 5:00 p.m.
Old World Restorations www.oldworldrestorations.com
5729 Dragon Way (across from Frisch’s Mainliner on Wooster Pike)
Cincinnati, Ohio 45227
(513)271-5459
Since 1978, the Conservators of Old World Restorations have been restoring the original beauty to damaged Art and Antiques of all types. With over 50 years of combined experience, our staff has earned the trust of art collectors, museums, galleries, dealers, individuals, institutions and insurance companies nationwide. We follow the Standards of Practice and Codes of Ethics established by the American Institute for Conservation and Historic Works, using only sensitive, reversible methods and materials that do not harm or alter the original work.
Pendleton Art Center is located at 1310 Pendleton Street, Cincinnati,
OH 45202.
The Pendleton Art Center
is home to the studios of over 200 artists. The
Pendleton is open the Final Friday of
every month from 6 p.m.-10 p.m., and the Saturday following Final Friday from
11 a.m.-3 p.m., giving the public the
opportunity
to view creative art space as well as purchase one of a kind artwork directly
from the artist.
www.pendletonartcenter.com
Pendleton Art Center was awarded Cincinnati Magazine's Best of the City 2009 Best Art Source.
Following are CAC Members
who have studios at the Pendleton
Art Center:
Alice
Allison #607
Judy Barton
#712
Janet Berg
#308
Chris Brian
#308
Elaine
Freeman # 414
Joanne
Honschopp #811
Diane Loos
#806
Carol
MacConnell #713/714
Gail Morrison
#609
Bruce
Neville #611A
Nancy
Neville #611A
Margaret
Schrimpf #602A
Paul
Vollman #301
Martha
Weber #809
Mary Jean
Weber #215
Carol
Abbott #507
Teina Tallarigo
Rising Sun
Pendleton Art
Center #1AB
Pyramid
Hill Sculpture
Park & Museum
Park: 1763 Hamilton-Cleves Rd., St. Rt. 128
Hamilton, OH
45013
Park Gate phone: (513) 887-9514
Pyramid Hill is an outdoor museum focusing on monumental
pieces of sculpture in an
environment of meadows, forests, and various gardens. We
also feature a 10,000 square foot
"Ancient
Sculpture Museum"
displaying Roman, Egyptian, Greek and Etruscan sculpture
thousands of years old.
Our mission is the eventual establishment of a collection which
will demonstrate the complete history of sculpture by
mankind, making Pyramid Hill
the only art park in
the world working on the accomplishment. Educational programs in
art, horticulture, geology, and the environment makes
Pyramid Hill a busy learning center.
Admission is $8.00 for adults, $2.00 for children.
Mary Ran Gallery offers a comprehensive art service,
with professional advice
on all aspects of buying and
selling works of art. Known for: 19th Century American
& European Art Contemporary
ROY G BIV Gallery for Emerging Artists is an independent,
nonprofit art space located in the historic Short North neighborhood of Columbus. Founded in
1989. Please check their website for current activities and shows.
Greg Storer Art
108
East Church St. #C
Mason,
Ohio 45040
The Taft Museum of Art is open Wednesday-Sunday, 11 a.m.-5
p.m.The Museum is free to
all on Sundays. Free Sundays made possible by The Carol Ann and
Ralph V. Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation.
Ten Thousand Villages
O'Bryonville Store
2011 Madison
Road
Cincinnati,
OH 45208
Ten Thousand Villages is a nonprofit Fair Trade Organization
(FTO). FTOs are non-governmental organizations designed to benefit artisans,
not to maximize profits. They market products from handicraft and agricultural
organizations based in low-income countries, providing consumers with products
that have been fairly purchased from sustainable sources.
Town & Country Fine Art Center 300 E. Stroop
Rd.
Kettering, OH 45429
Phone: 937-293-5381
Website: www.tandcgallery.com
Since 1994,
we have happily provided the Miami Valley
with fine original art.
Some of our artists are both internationally and nationally
recognized,
making the center highly respected in the area.
If you are interested in membership opportunities,
contact Bonnie Kuntz at 937-885-4216 or
bonkuntz@sbcglobal.net to set up an appointment.
Membership drive Open House
Sunday, May 16, 2010 2-4 p.m.
Weston Gallery in Arnoff
Center
The Cincinnati Arts Association’s Alice F. and Harris K. Weston Art Gallery in the Aronoff Center
for theArt
650 Walnut
Street
Cincinnati,
OH, 45202-2517
The Weston
Art Gallery
presents and supports the visual arts of the Tri-state region through
exhibitions and special programs.
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES:
Aronoff
Center for the Arts
650 Walnut
Street
Cincinnati,
OH 45202
(513) 721-3344
(513) 977-4150 fax
Woman's
Art Club of Cincinnati........
http://www.womansartclub.com/
Established
in 1892. The purpose of this organization is to provide a forum to promote
visual arts by way of creative activities for children and
adults.
Second Sunday at The
Barn The members of The Woman's Art Club of Cincinnati
display favorite works of art every Second Sunday of the month at The Barn.
The Center
is open! You can call or stop in
Wed. or Fri.
10:00 - 3:00. or join us for
"Open
Paint" sessions Tuesdays 10:00 - 3:00.
Phone: 513-272-3700
Interested in classes? Call 513-561-4498
MAGAZINES online --- for Artists and/or Collectors
www.artdaily.org
The first Art Newspaper on the Net December 27, 2009. Features
art daily, art news, Museums, Exhibits, Artists, Milestones, etc. Our
Signature Member Rosemarie Block highly recommends
this online
"newspaper" website. www.roseblochart.com
This website links you to all of the art fairs in many
states. For those who want to exhibit at Arts and Crafts Fairs, or just want to
visit one.
Artist Advocate Magazine By B. Eric Rhoads,
Publisher
A new magazine to help artists connect with gallaries
B. Eric Rhoads of
Artist Advocate talks about the magazine: www.artistadvocate.blip.tv
Artshow.com
1820 Peachtree Street NW, #615
Atlanta, GA 30309 info@artshow.com
Find an extensive list of Call to Artists at
this website in addition to other helpful information for
artists
such as workshops, websites, and supplies, etc.:
Express Cincinnati Newspaper and
Express Online showcase the volunteers and supporters of local nonprofit
and fine arts organizations in the Greater Cincinnati area.
Showcasing Cincinnati’s
Creative Arts and Generous Spirit.
*Calendar of Cincinnati
Arts Events *Photo Gallery - watch slide show or leave comments *EXP/arts
commentary blog - voice your opinion
*Editorial FAQs - answers to all your questions *Links to many of
Cincinnati's Art Organizations
*Arts organizations: Pitch
your story ideas for EXP/arts to Thom Mariner
tmariner@expresscincinnati.com or call 513-771-5088.
And keep those press releases and photos coming!
Editor
Rebecca Chambers, editor@expresscincinnati.com View the on-line
issue here: www.ExpressCincinnati.com
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