Final weeks. One of only four U.S. venues for this exhibition of rarely seen etchings from Amsterdam's Rembrandt House Museum. Nearly fifty works - self-portraits, biblical scenes, landscapes, and still lifes - showcase the Dutch master's printmaking innovation. Through May 17.
Seven figural paintings by 2026 Duncanson Artist-in-Residence Ayana Ross explore Black life, intergenerational memory, and cultural identity through picturesque landscape motifs. Accompanied by curator tours and public programmes. Through July 26.
Collection display of four recently gifted etchings by Cincinnati artist E. T. Hurley (1869-1950), depicting the Taft historic house fa�ade. Recognizes the Taft house as a cultural landmark of Cincinnati. Through June 16.
Join scholar Matt Solomon for a focused tour exploring biblical narratives and symbolism in Rembrandt's etchings. Registration required. Today, April 29.
Celebrate Mother's Day and AAPI Heritage Month with a drop-in workshop led by local artist Yu Ling Huang. Create handmade cards inspired by Chinese enamels in the Taft collection. Free, no registration required. Saturday, May 10, 12-2 p.m.
Curators Angela Fuller and Kareem A. Simpson lead a tour of Ayana Ross's residency works, discussing themes of memory, identity, and continuity. Registration required. Tuesday, May 27.
Collection display of four recently gifted etchings by Cincinnati artist E. T. Hurley (1869-1950), depicting the Taft historic house fa�ade. Recognizes the Taft house as a cultural landmark of Cincinnati. Through June 16.
First U.S. exhibition examining notions of home and homeland in 19th-century Nordic art. Features landscapes, portraits, furniture, and decorative arts from Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. Organized by The Frick Pittsburgh. Opens June 13.
Nine rare 18th-century European fans featuring classical myths, pastoral scenes, and biblical stories. A conservator spent over a year stabilizing these fragile objects for public display. Opens August 8.
Over 100 works by Cincinnati modernist Edie McKee Harper (1922-2010), spanning photography, painting, enamels, weavings, and prints. Re-examines her playful geometric style across media. Opens October 17.
