On October 18 & 19, 2024 from 8-10:30 PM, CPR is once again hosting a special event that you won't want to miss!
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More than one million people have ridden the Cincinnati streetcar this year. The rail line reached that number on the last day of BLINK. -
A day after the art festival ended, the director is reviewing the highs and lows, and finding mostly highs. -
Justin Brookhart has some things he’s really eager to see. -
William Rankins Jr. painted dozens of murals in Over-the-Rhine, the West End and other neighborhoods in the 1990s and 2000s. Most of them are gone now, and he's lost his eyesight. A project for BLINK is preserving his legacy. -
Organizers of the 2024 event are again encouraging festival-goers not to "BLINK and drive." -
Students from Miami University also had a display in the 2022 light and art festival. -
The work on Court Street Plaza, called Embrace No Evil by local artist Tom Tsuchiya, is five-feet tall, made of fiberglass and steel and emits ambient light. -
Fans of the four-night light and art festival can now start planning ahead for their 2024 experience. -
Organizers have released the "footprint" map of BLINK showing the boundaries of the outdoor light and art festival. -
Blink has grown from 22 projection mapping displays, 35 light-based installations, and murals from 8 artists in the first year, to more than 80 in 2024.
