Around Cincinnati Archive
Sunday, July 08, 2007
Around Cincinnati for July 8, 2007
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A New Yorker’s View of Cincinnati
Brian O’Donnell explores the Cincinnati Art Museum’s Saul Steinberg exhibit, “A New Yorker’s View of Cincinnati,” which includes Stenberg’s newly restored 75’ mural from the former Terrace Hotel.
By: Brian O'Donnell
For more information: Cincinnati Art Museum - A New Yorker’s View of Cincinnati
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The Black Tea Experiments
Barbara Gray interviews Ray Atkinson, author of The Black Tea Experiments - a short novel of mystery and intrigue.
By: Barbara Gray
For more information: The Black Tea Experiments
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She Loves Me
Northern Kentucky University’s Summer Theatre presents She Loves Me July 11-29. Jim Stump talks with NKU Fine Arts Manager Josh Neumeyer and actor Rick Roedersheimer about the production.
By: Jim Stump
For more information: NKU's Department of Theatre and Dance
For more information: League of Cincinnati Theatres
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Capital Murder
Frank Johnson asks author Richard Stiens about his novel Capital Murder and its many Cincinnati references.
By: Frank Johnson
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Pop Life
Visionaries and Voices, a non-profit art studio for artists with disabilities, opened the exhibition “Pop Life: Outsider Artists and the Pop Idea” at UC’s Sycamore Gallery. Jane Durrell learns more from Keith Banner.
By: Jane Durrell
For more information: Visionaries and Voices
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Cincinnati Art
Frank Farmer Loomis discusses Cincinnati art with Jay Karp.
By: Frank Farmer Loomis
For more information: Cincinnati Art Museum - The Cincinnati Wing
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