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  • 91.7 WVXU Cincinnati/88.5 WMUB Oxford
    91.7 WVXU Cincinnati/88.5 WMUB Oxford
    Educational;  Media;  Music;  Nonprofit;  Special Events
    WVXU and WMUB are Greater Cincinnati’s source for local, national and international news. Starting with an award-winning local news team headed by News Director Maryanne Zeleznik and a slate of popular programs from NPR and other public radio providers. Featured weekday programs include Morning Edition, The Diane Rehm Show, Fresh Air, Cincinnati Edition, Here & Now, All Things Considered, Marketplace, The World, Q, Echoes, and BBC World Service. On the weekends, WVXU & WMUB are home to Car Talk, A Prairie Home Companion, Radiolab, This American Life. TED Radio Hour, The Splendid Table and Wait, Wait Don’t Tell Me along with locally produced arts and music programs Around Cincinnati, The Book Club @91.7, Swing with Bill Cartwright, Blues with Lee Hay and Jazz with OT. Connecting you to a world of ideas.
  • Academy of Cinematic Arts
    Academy of Cinematic Arts
    Educational;  Festivals;  Film/Video;  Kids/Family;  Media;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Visual Arts
    The Academy of Cinematic Arts is an arts/education nonprofit that is committed to helping students discover their stories through digital storytelling, film, and media, providing youth with educational programs, social experiences, competition, award recognition, and a sense of community. Our mission is to educate youth ages 8-19 in the cinematic arts, empowering them to contribute to and effect change in a world where moving images have the potential to change lives. We enable them to: Experience cinematic art programs not offered in their schools. Receive digital storytelling and training not offered elsewhere in the community. Compete with filmmakers across the Midwest through our student film festival. Collaborate with local student filmmakers through our 72 Hour film competition. Be part of a local community with other youth who share their passion for the arts, filmmaking, and movies. The Academy provides a safe space, a third place between home and school, where students can build community, encounter positive adult influences, and develop creative and artistic skills. Every student has a story, and our goal is to empower them to tell it.  
  • Alice F. and Harris K. Weston Art Gallery
    Alice F. and Harris K. Weston Art Gallery
    Film/Video;  Gallery/Museum;  Media;  Music;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Traditional Arts;  Visual Arts
    ALICE F. AND HARRIS K. WESTON ART GALLERY The Weston Art Gallery’s mission is to present and support the visual arts of the Tri-state region through exhibitions and special programs. Its objectives are to foster an awareness and appreciation of the visual arts among area residents and to support the development of professional and emerging artists of the region. One of the most sought after exhibition venues in the region, the Cincinnati Arts Association’s Weston Art Gallery is acclaimed for its eclectic mix of emerging and professional artists presented in museum-quality environs in the heart of downtown Cincinnati’s restaurant and theater district. With galleries on two levels and 3,500 square feet of exhibition space, the Weston serves as a staging ground for the most intriguing visual art by local, national and internationally recognized artists working in all media. Gallery visitors can see the latest artist projects, collaborations, site-specific installations, and new commissions as well as traditional work by the area’s finest exemplars.
  • CET Connect
    CET Connect
    Educational;  Film/Video;  Foundation;  History/Heritage;  Kids/Family;  Media;  Nonprofit
    CET, your local public television station, is a leading provider of education and enrichment in classrooms and living rooms throughout Greater Cincinnati. Through PBS and local programming, innovative multimedia curriculum projects, parent workshops and teacher training, CET positively impacts millions of lives in our community.
  • Chase Public
    Chase Public
    Association/Club/Group;  Film/Video;  Literature/Poetry;  Media;  Music;  Special Events;  Visual Arts
    Chase Public is a collaborative space for art and assembly in the Northside neighborhood of Cincinnati. Chase Public was conceived with the intent to create an environment that could help balance consumption with creativity, individualism with collaboration, high art with honest work and plain language. Occupying a room that was previously Elyse’s Passion, a feminist sex shop, Chase Public hosts poetry readings, music concerts, art openings, book signings, independent theater, stand-up comedy, hotly-contested debates, collaborative art-making, radical activism workshops, crazy-ass parties, and maybe one bird fight. Mostly poetry readings.
  • Cincinnati Business Courier
    Cincinnati Business Courier
    Media;  Retail
    The Cincinnati Business Courier is the Greater Cincinnati region’s resource for local business news. The Courier has expanded its award-winning coverage to include arts coverage every week through Arts Front and online through ArtsBiz. In collaboration with ArtsWave and other community stakeholders, the Courier provides an in-depth look at the creative forces shaping our city. Want to stay in-the-know? Through your ArtsWave Pass, you can receive a special Business Courier subscription discount. Become a print or digital subscriber for only $70 – a 50% savings off the regular one-year rate! You’ll get the weekly print/digital edition, daily email newsletters, free access to all online content and archives, the annual Book of Lists and, of course, the weekly Arts Front coverage!
  • Cincinnati Film Society
    Cincinnati Film Society
    Educational;  Festivals;  Film/Video;  History/Heritage;  Kids/Family;  Media;  Nonprofit;  Special Events
    Vision The Cincinnati Film Society will be the regional leader in film exhibition, education and training, and filmmaker assistance. Mission The Cincinnati Film Society’s mission is to expand access and appreciation of motion pictures as a form of powerful artistic expression. We encourage sociocultural diversity by exploring cinema and its history, providing youth education, and services to entrepreneurial filmmakers. Values Committed – Being a lasting space for growth in the development of regional filmmakers. Sustainability – Creating innovative ways for the nonprofit to support itself, and adopting good practices to be environmental, socially, and economically sound. Engagement – Encouraging community engagement with filmmakers by exhibiting their work through film screenings, Q&A’s, community partnerships, and events. Education – Bringing awareness to cultural films and filmmakers; as well as providing workshops that are easily accessible. Resource – Providing opportunities, tools, & financial support to filmmakers of all ages. Creative – Finding exceptional and innovative storytellers to uplift in Cincinnati. Diversity – Featuring films from all genres from traditional and nontraditional storytelling through motion picture, and filmmakers of different sociopolitical backgrounds, cultures, and subcultures from our society and around the world. Programs Filmmaker Exchange and Cultural Film Series in partnership with CincinnatiUSA Sister City Association Filmmakers in Motion Residency Youth Education: Media Literacy, Arts & Sciences, and Film Classes Dale Stevens Critics Award Emerging Filmmaker Award Celluloid Project: 8 to 70 Women Behind the Scenes Lecture OutReels Cincinnati Fiscal Sponsorship RiverReel Our History The Cincinnati Film Society (CFS) began in 1979 when Cincinnati Post entertainment editor and film critic Dale Stevens placed a few lines in the paper suggesting that anyone interested in starting a local film society attend a meeting at the Hyde Park Community Methodist Church on the corner of Grace and Observatory. The first few meetings were held there, the initial board (the founding members) was created, and the CFS incorporated. In 1989, after Stevens retired as a film critic, he accepted the position of director of the Cincinnati Film Society, which he held until his death in 1997. Throughout our 36 year history, CFS has screened hundreds of films and brought many filmmakers to Cincinnati to present their work. Among these have been Michael Moore, John Sayles, Gregory Nava, Wayne Wang, Tom Hayes, and Cincinnati’s own Steve Gebhardt 1937-2015. Steve Gebhardt, was also instrumental in beginning our Fiscal Sponsorship program. Films that were made with CFS’s fiscal sponsorship support were Bill Monroe; Father of Bluegrass Music (1990), Escalator Over the Hill (1999), La Cenerentola (1999), shot in Lucca, Italy. Twenty to Life; The Life & Times of John Sinclair (2004), a production that began in 1991. In 1992, the CFS presented a retrospective of the work of the former British filmmaker Lindsay Anderson, who discussed each work with the audience during the ten-day long event. Other retrospectives included were avant-garde filmmaker Stan Brakhage in attendance. The Society also opposed local censorship; when commercial theaters were pressured to not show certain films in Cincinnati, the CFS stepped up to present them. CFS’s many social events have stimulated membership (the film-themed Halloween parties at the Netherland Plaza Hotel are legendary).The organization has often co-sponsored films with other arts groups from past and present, including the Art Academy of Cincinnati, the former Arts Consortium, Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Jewish Federation, Cincinnati Museum of Natural History, CityBeat, Conference For Women, Contemporary Arts Center, Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Film Commission, Images Center for Photography, Media Bridges, Media Working Group,  Hebrew Union College, University of Cincinnati Film Society, Wright State University and Xavier University. The Cincinnati Film Society in its past has been funded in part by grants from the City of Cincinnati, the Fine Arts Fund(now ArtsWave), and the Ohio Arts Council. The Cincinnati Film Society is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
  • Classical 90.9 WGUC
    Classical 90.9 WGUC
    Media;  Music;  Nonprofit
    For more than 55 years, 90.9 WGUC has provided listeners with the very best in classical music along with recordings of some of Greater Cincinnati’s finest performing groups. Each day’s playlist features some of your favorite composers and pieces, performed by the world’s finest musicians. Plus you’ll get information about a local community event in our Spotlight segment (just before 10am) and a beautiful peformance at the end of the day thanks to the 6 O’Clock Symphony. On weekend’s, enjoy WGUC’s Classics for Kids, a special way to introduce children to classical music and its composers, and From the Top, showcasing the very best in exceptional young performers. WGUC is also the proud home of locally recorded & engineered broadcasts of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Cincinnati Opera and May Festival each year, plus monthly broadcasts of other, smaller groups on Music Cincinnati. WGUC: Music for your heart, mind and spirit.
  • Contemporary Arts Center
    Contemporary Arts Center
    Educational;  Film/Video;  Food/Drink;  Gallery/Museum;  Kids/Family;  Media;  Music;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Traditional Arts;  Visual Arts
    The Contemporary Arts Center provides the opportunity for all people to discover the dynamic relationship between art and life by exhibiting, but not collecting, the work of progressive artists.
  • Creating a Culture of Innovation
    Creating a Culture of Innovation
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    Our Creating a Culture of Innovation experiences celebrate storytellers and thought leaders in business, culture, science and technology. Support our key events including Cincinnati Podcast Festival and Good Discovery(s). Participate in our year-round series. Interact with us online. Help us celebrate unique lineups of artists, designers, makers and technologists embracing innovation.
  • DAAP Galleries, University of Cincinnati
    DAAP Galleries, University of Cincinnati
    Educational;  Film/Video;  Gallery/Museum;  Media;  Traditional Arts;  Visual Arts
    The DAAP Galleries are intended to serve a broad and diverse audience of students, faculty, and staff of the University, as well as from the wider Cincinnati community. Each gallery is open Sunday-Thursday 10 am-5 pm and has a unique focus as follows: The Dorothy W. and C. Lawson Reed, Jr. Gallery hosts exhibitions that focus on the fields of study associated with the College of DAAP, with emphasis on current work in those disciplines brought in from outside the college to enrich the exposure of students to work produced elsewhere. The Philip M. Meyers, Jr. Memorial Gallery is a venue for presenting the work of DAAP faculty and students to the university community, and hosts other exhibitions broadly reflecting the varied disciplines associated with the larger university community.
  • Evendale Cultural Arts Center
    Evendale Cultural Arts Center
    Dance;  Educational;  Gallery/Museum;  Government;  History/Heritage;  Kids/Family;  Media;  Music;  Special Events;  Theatre;  Traditional Arts;  Visual Arts
    At the Evendale Cultural Arts Center you can be a dancer, photographer, artist, actor, wine expert and more. Not sure which class or workshop suits you? Give us a call 513-563-1350 and we can help you find the perfect fit. Our instructors are so talented and eager to enrich the lives of all ages. You don’t need to be a resident to join us! Everyone’s welcome!
  • FotoFocus
    FotoFocus
    Media;  Nonprofit;  Visual Arts
    Mission FotoFocus collaborates to present and support photography and lens-based projects that are accessible, enriching, and engaging to a diverse public. Vision Inspiring conversations about the world through the art of photography. About Founded in 2010 in Cincinnati, Ohio, FotoFocus is a nonprofit organization created to celebrate and champion photography as the medium of our time through programming that ignites a dialogue between contemporary lens-based art and the history of photography. This programming includes the FotoFocus Biennial, FotoFocus Symposium, and FotoFocus Lecture and Visiting Artist Series. FotoFocus supports programs throughout the region and has awarded over 100 grants to regional artists and institutions since 2010 for the production and presentation of photography and lens-based art.
  • Golden Lion Awards Film Festival
    Golden Lion Awards Film Festival
    Educational;  Festivals;  Film/Video;  Kids/Family;  Media;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Visual Arts
    Golden Lion Awards The Golden Lion Awards is an annual film festival for high school and junior high students in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. The festival is presented by Ursuline Academy in Cincinnati. The 8th Annual Golden Lion Awards will be held on Friday, April 28, 2017, from 6:00 to 10:00 pm in Ursuline Academy’s Besl Theatre. Doors open at 5:30. Film Submissions are due on Friday, March 17, 2017, by 3:00 PM. Screening Committee A screening committee reviews all entries for content. The committee has the right to deny submissions that do not abide by the Submissions Guidelines for content, time limits, etc. The committee also has the right to move an entry to a different category. Judging Panel The Judging Panel consists of film/media professionals from both industry and universities. Entries that score in the top six of a category move onto the Finalist Round where they are evaluated by a separate panel of judges. Awards Winners in each film category receive either a Golden Lion, White Lion, or Mountain Lion award. Before the conclusion of the festival, judges vote on the Special Recognition Awards, including Best Cinematography, Best Original Screenplay, Most Inspirational, and Critic’s Choice: Best of Show. Winners of all Special Recognition awards receive scholarships to Watkins College of Art, Design, and Film.
  • i.imagine
    i.imagine
    Educational;  Kids/Family;  Media;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Visual Arts
    i.imagine provides after school programs for middle and high school students that teach kids how to be great photographers, and how to tell their personal stories through photographs.  Each week, i.imagine students learn new fundamental techniques in photography combined with an in-depth discussion on relevant social issues and how teens feel.  Students learn how to better understand their place in the world, and how to self express these concepts in their photographs.  i.imagine exhibits student work in public places throughout greater Cincinnati to celebrate each student as an artist, a unique individual, and the important role that they play in our schools and communities!
  • PAR-Projects
    PAR-Projects
    Educational;  Festivals;  Film/Video;  Gallery/Museum;  Media;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Theatre;  Traditional Arts;  Visual Arts
    PAR-Projects is a not-for-profit, fine arts organization based in Northside Cincinnati. As a creative engine, we enjoy organizing thought provoking exhibitions and large scale collaborations throughout Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. As a community building entity, we are dedicated to providing educational opportunities related to graphic design + career development in both Northside and Kennedy Heights.
  • The Arts Alliance
    The Arts Alliance
    Arts Council/Alliance;  Educational;  Festivals;  Kids/Family;  Literature/Poetry;  Media;  Music;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Theatre;  Traditional Arts;  Visual Arts
    The Arts Alliance is a community arts organization located in the Warren County, Ohio region. Decidated to bringing quality arts programming, The Arts Alliance is known for a wide array arts endeavors, including the FallFair Arts Festival, Summer Art Camps, Performing Arts, local exhibitions, the Art Bar classes, Creative Exchange Workshops and much more! The Arts Alliance can be found at the beautiful Snyder House at Cottell Park in Deerfield Township, where art programming thrives not only in the Snyder House, but the Arts Bungalow, too.
  • University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of M...
    University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of M...
    Dance;  Educational;  Media;  Music;  Nonprofit;  Theatre;  Traditional Arts
    Nationally ranked and internationally renowned, the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) is a preeminent institution for the performing and media arts. CCM provides life-changing experiences within a highly creative and multidisciplinary artistic environment. The synergy created by housing CCM within a comprehensive public university gives the college its unique character and defines its objective: to educate and inspire the whole artist and scholar for positions on the world’s stage. CCM’s educational roots date back to 1867, and a solid, visionary instruction has been at our core since that time. CCM’s faculty and staff and its state-of-the-art facilities make possible the professional training and exceptional education on which CCM believes the future of the arts relies. The school’s roster of eminent faculty regularly receives distinguished honors for creative and scholarly work, and its alumni have achieved notable success in the performing and media arts.
  • Walterhoope
    Walterhoope
    Educational;  Film/Video;  Food/Drink;  Kids/Family;  Literature/Poetry;  Media;  Nonprofit;  Special Events;  Theatre;  Visual Arts
    Walterhoope is a theatre arts organization serving the greater Cincinnati community. Their mission is to create the best theatre while uniting diverse art forms, to treat audiences like family and create unique experiences for them, to foster a healthy Cincinnati community, and to do it all responsibly.
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