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CINCINNATI— American Painting: The Eighties Revisited, Cincinnati Art Museum’s exhibition reconstructing the evocative paintings that sparked an art world controversy in the late 1970s, ...
An exhibition of 41 evocative paintings sparked an art world commotion in the late 1970s. Now, a reconstruction of the exhibition is on view at the a
1. St. Patrick's Day Parties Even though the city's official St. Patrick's Day parade is canceled this year because of the pandemic, you can still get a jumpstart on your Paddy's Day festivities Saturday at one or more of these fun events. Keep in mind that capacity is limited because of social distancing guidelines, so plan ahead, friends, and make your reservations early. First up, there's St. Practice Day at Molly Malone's Irish Pub (112 E. Fourth St., Covington), a lively Irish-owned bar and restaurant that's always a must-visit for St. Patrick's Day. "Practice Day" festivities ...
CINCINNATIâ An exhibition of 41 evocative paintings sparked an art world commotion in the late 1970s. Now, a reconstruction of the exhibition is coming to the Cincinnati Art Museum. will be on view from March 12âJuly 11. Not often does the chance come along to revisit a cultural event from our past and interpret it anew. With the generous gift of intrepid art collectors Ronnie Levinson Shore and John Shore, the Cincinnati Art Museum has acquired 40 of the 41 paintings from the original American Painting: The Eighties exhibition. When the show debuted at New York Universityâs ...
An exhibit called 'The Marzio Years' charts the institution's explosive growth under his stewardship Molly Glentzer December 29, 2020Updated: December 29, 2020, 8:30 pm Peter C. Marzio served as director of the Houston Museum of Fine Arts from 1982 until his death of cancer in 2010. In this photograph from early in his career, he stands next to Walter Ufer’s painting “Anna.” Photo: Timothy Bullard / Houston Chronicle The late Peter Marzio used to answer humbly when people asked what drove his acquisition choices for the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. “Well, you know, you can do...