CAC Closing Early for Private Event

The CAC will close at 2PM on Saturday, March 25 to prepare for a private event

Contemporary Arts Center
Lois & Richard Rosenthal Center
for Contemporary Art
44 E. 6th Street,
Cincinnati, OH 45202

513 345 8400

Emerging artists respond through their own artmaking

On view through
26 March
2023

Elsewhere Within: Xavier Student Response Show

Student members of the Xavier Art Society present their responses to the themes in Ecologies of Elsewhere through their own artmaking practice.

Master of Fine Arts Showcase From Miami University and the University of Cincinnati

On view through
02 April
2023

Ready to Bolt: 2023 MFA Thesis Exhibition

A culmination of thesis projects from local MFA students

Poignant meditations on Black history, community, and love

On view through
02 April
2023

Cameron Granger: The Cartographer Tries to Map a Way to Heaven

Meditations on Black history and culture, and the communities that continue to thrive, persist, and love

Connecting, empowering, and supporting local artists

On view through
09 April
2023

Regional Connections: A Community Gallery Installation by Region 90

Region 90, the artist collective started by Maxine Wallace and Cierra Fogle seeks to connect, empower, and support artists local to Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Louisville. "Regional Connections" will feature works by several artists in the collective in the CAC Community Gallery.

Plants as sites of healing and change

On view through
06 August
2023

Ecologies of Elsewhere

Harnessing the physical and symbolic properties of plants as ontological agents of healing and resilience, as well as markers of exploitation and extraction

Addressing issues of access, cultural appropriation, and migration

On view through
25 September
2023

Baseera Khan: Weight on History

Addressing issues of access, cultural appropriation, and migration

The street as a site of becoming and resistance

On view through
30 December
2025

Kahlil Robert Irving: Ground Water from screen Falls [(Collaged media) + Midwest] Street

For the lobby carpet installation, Kahlil Robert Irving integrates imagery of asphalt with pop culture references, news headlines, and digital ephemera. The artist asks viewers to reconsider their daily engagement with social media, civic community life, and the urban landscape.

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