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On the second floor of the Cincinnati Art Museum is an exhibition the museum says was designed to challenge the status quo.
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Roberto Lugo enrolled in his first pottery class when he was 25. As he honed his skills, he saw ceramics as a way to pay homage to underrepresented people of color.
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'Georgia O'Keeffe, Photographer' presents a new angle on the famous artist through more than 100 photos, paintings, drawings and personal items.
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The newly restored film will premiere at the Cincinnati Art Museum. It tells the story of Russian-Jewish immigrants Eva and David.
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Restoration work and a hunch uncovered what could be a rare self-portrait of the 19th century French impressionist.
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Fakes and forgeries are part of art collections around the world, and Cincinnati’s museums are no exception.
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When the Cincinnati Art Museum’s East Asian art curator Hou-mei Sung questioned the authenticity of a decorative tassel on an ancient horse sculpture, she turned to the University of Cincinnati chemistry department for answers.
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The Cincinnati Art Museum has rediscovered a rare piece of art that spent more than 50 years in storage. But the "magic" mirror isn't the first discovery this curator has made.
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It's been in the collection since at least 1961, but no one realized if you shine a light on the 21-centimeter bronze mirror, it reflects a projected image of a Buddha.
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Most of the collection has been in storage since 2004 awaiting the new gallery space. The centerpiece exhibit is a shrine that hasn't been in its complete form since the third century.