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Yiddish was considered a dying language for decades after two-thirds of European Jews were killed during the Holocaust. Now there's renewed interest in the language.
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Three interns from UC's DAAP college are helping Cincinnati Public School students create colorful murals to greet their classmates when school resumes this fall.
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Cousins struggle with debts and may have to sell property long held by their family in a work created by former poet laureate and Pulitzer Prize winner Tracy K. Smith and composer Gregory Spears.
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Rimel Kamran was named the 2022 Inaugural Cincinnati Youth Poet Laureate in April.
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'Xs and Os' by contemporary artist Rob Lorenson, previously seen near Cincinnati's O-Bryonville neighborhood, has a new home overlooking "the heart" of Earlham College's Richmond, Ind., campus.
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ArtsWave is administering the grants using the county's American Rescue Plan funds. About a quarter of the 53 recipients are getting a pandemic relief grant for the first time.
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As Cincinnati's Jewish community marks 200 years of communal life in the Queen City, an exhibit opening Nov. 4 considers some of the people who helped shape the town and community.
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Arts leaders say the decision is the best way forward to keep performers, workers and audience members safe.
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Global pandemic lockdowns provided an unexpected opportunity for poets to come together virtually and write.
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The Indian Film Festival of Cincinnati is back this year with another virtual presentation of movies.