Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts

The Party's Over

The party is over
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Aggravation de l'Espace

When it comes to public art Cincinnati has an embarrassment of riches. But the appreciation isn’t spread evenly.
My favorite unloved work of art is the Aggravation de l'Espace at Central and Plum.

Aggravation de l'Espace
Aggravation de l'Espace
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Cliftonfest

I'm a sucker for a good street festival and the Cliftonfest always delivers. Music, food, and streetart, or sidewalk art actually.

Cliftonfest
Cliftonfest
Cliftonfest
Cliftonfest
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Cliftonfest
Cliftonfest
Cliftonfest
Cliftonfest
Cliftonfest
Cliftonfest
Cliftonfest
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Vibrant Minds Colorful Lines Opening Reception

VIBRANT MINDS COLORFUL LINES is a collaborative art exhibition by artists Kiik Create, Jenny Roesel Ustick, Natalie Lanese and Lindsey Whittle. The show features an array of multidisciplinary forms and practices from 2D and 3D works of art, to mural painting, to performance and social engagement; all seeking to understand the myriad ways in which we vibe together.
You can check the show out at BLDG 30 W Pike St, Covington.

Vibrant Minds Colorful Lines
Vibrant Minds Colorful Lines
Vibrant Minds Colorful Lines
Vibrant Minds Colorful Lines
Vibrant Minds Colorful Lines
Vibrant Minds Colorful Lines
Vibrant Minds Colorful Lines
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May the Fourth Be With You: An Art Tribute Show

May 4th at The Brewhouse in Walnut Hills, Episode III of the Star Wars fan art show debuted. The quality of the art is amazing, I figured there would be some really good stuff and a bunch of, well, fan art. But I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the work all the way across the board.
The show runs a couple weeks so if you're a Star Wars fan make sure you swing by grab a beer and check out the incredible art.
EDIT: I just realized there was little to no Ewok art at the show. Those little guys turned a battle and helped drive a stake in Darth Vader and the Empire's heart. You woud think people would show them a little more love. I always wondered about the lost potential of Ewoks, everyone saw what those little bastids could do with logs and rocks, why didn't anyone ever hand them a blaster?

May the 4th be With You
May the 4th be With You
May the 4th be With You
May the 4th be With You
May the 4th be With You
May the 4th be With You
May the 4th be With You
People watching was pretty good too!
Reble or reBEL?
May the 4th be With You
May the 4th be With You
May the 4th be With You
May the 4th be With You
They had some live art action happening too, if you've never seen the process an artist goes through creating art it might be eye opening. Art isn't as simple as you would think.
May the 4th be With You
May the 4th be With You
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Friday Fish Fry

I was on my own on a Friday night so I jumped on the bike, shot across the Roebling and hit The Gruff. Even though it's a short ride away I've somehow never been there, and now I'm a little salty I waited so long. The fish sandwich was perfect, that magical combination of crispy and tender flaky at the same time. The fries, well the fries were about as perfect as they could be too, everything I love about fries. Good food, a chill space and not much more you could ask for.
Except maybe an art show, but more of that in a minute.

The Gruff
The Gruff
The Gruff
The Gruff
The Gruff
With a full content belly, I landed in Camp Washington and People’s Liberty's newest community endeavor, Globefront. Globefront is the logical extension of Findley Market's Globe Gallery. Artists winning a Globe Grant will open a space to do what they do best in engaging the community. The first 2018 Globe Grant Recipients to use the space are Sidney Hilley & Anh Tran. Their project, LOOK is a shop and reading lounge with artist-made publications from local and national contributors. Their goal is to spark energy in the Camp Washington neighborhood and help the community find its voice.
LOOK Launch Party
LOOK Launch Party
LOOK Launch Party
LOOK Launch Party
LOOK Launch Party
LOOK Launch Party
LOOK Launch Party
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Swing House

What would you do if you could purchase a house for a couple thousand dollars? If you are Mark Dejong you turn it into a functional work of art. Much like the 5K House he finished three years ago, Mr. Dejong uses his artistic background to find elegant solutions for issues in the house. For instance, instead of remodeling all the rooms, why not bust out all the walls and floors and make it one big room? And that is exactly what he did, and he hung a swing to boot. But while everyone was focused on the swing I was fixated on all the little details in the place. Like how he left plaster from each room with its original paint creating a mosaic on the walls. There is also a cool little art gallery in the basement made from wood and other items found in the house.
The most amazing thing about the Swing House is it is functioning home, including a kitchen and bath.
You can check this out yourself next weekend December 9th and 10th from 12-4pm.
1373 Avon Place 45225

Swing House
Swing House
Swing House
Swing House
Swing House
Swing House
Swing House
Swing House
Swing House
Swing House
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