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Chandra Frank is assistant professor of women’s, gender, and sexuality studies at the University of Cincinnati and an independent curator. She is the 2024-2027 Taft Professor of the Public Humanities. Her interdisciplinary research focuses on feminist and queer of color movement work, possibilities of dissent, the politics of water, and the ways in which race and […]

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Accumulations: Performance by Plume Girl and Sean J Patrick Carney

Plume Girl is the alt-experimental solo project of Indian classical singer/composer, Sowmya Somanath (b.1991, Texas). At the heart of a web of musical influences lies an ode to the rāga system—a melodic framework that embraces sonic chroma, atmosphere, and mood. Through improvisation, Somanath kneels close to the boundaries of nature, memory, and identity, singing inside

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An Exertion: Performance by Elan Schwartz

Elan Schwartz (he/they) is an interdisciplinary artist from Cincinnati, OH. They explore the active practice of individualized love in an everyday, sustainable manner. Through interactive installations, embroidery, and photography, he exposes his innermost thoughts and emotions and he delivers his vulnerabilities in the hopes that the ones sharing in the work meet them with their own. Schwartz holds a Bachelor of

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The Cincinnati Art Book Fair 2026

The Cincinnati Art Book Fair began in 2017 and has had a symbiotic relationship with The Carnegie (with a brief hiatus during the Covid epidemic) with collaborations held in 2019, 2023, 2024, 2025, and its return in 2026. CABF was also at Campsite in Camp Washington in 2021 and participated in 2022 in an exhibition at the Cincinnati Contemporary Art Center

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Altered States: (A) Critical Response

Altered States: (A) Critical Response  Location: The Carnegie, 1028 Scott St., Covington, KY 41011 Date: March 28, 2026 Time: noon-6 PM Location: The Carnegie, 1028 Scott St., Covington, KY 41011  Location: The Carnegie, 1028 Scott St., Covington, KY 41011 Date: March 28, 2026 Time: noon-6pm  Program Schedule Noon – Welcome  12:10pm – Introductory Essay: Emily Mello – Independent Educator, Curator, and Consultant, Providence, RI [link]  1pm – Panel Discussion: Supporting

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For Good Measure: A Walking Workshop

All Four Seasons in Equal Measure brings together six artists, all of whom live and work in Kentucky, whose works highlight their intimate relationship with place and the natural world. Their creative output celebrates the beauty of the environment and demonstrates their concern for its precarities through painting, works on paper, sculpture, video, and installation. The

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Cello Response 

All Four Seasons in Equal Measure brings together six artists, all of whom live and work in Kentucky, whose works highlight their intimate relationship with place and the natural world. Their creative output celebrates the beauty of the environment and demonstrates their concern for its precarities through painting, works on paper, sculpture, video, and installation. The

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Narratives in the Arts & Nature 

All Four Seasons in Equal Measure brings together six artists, all of whom live and work in Kentucky, whose works highlight their intimate relationship with place and the natural world. Their creative output celebrates the beauty of the environment and demonstrates their concern for its precarities through painting, works on paper, sculpture, video, and installation. The

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AUDIENCE ADVISORY

LANGUAGE: Sexual references, mild obscenities, and homophobic slurs.

ALCOHOL: Alcohol is consumed.

VIOLENCE: There is a boxing match in the musical.

FOR WHICH AUDIENCE: Kinky Boots is a mature musical comedy. The play is best suited for Grade 8 and up.

RATING: If it were a movie, Kinky Boots would be rated “PG-13.”

AUDIENCE ADVISORY

SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN is a family-friendly production, appropriate for all ages.

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