Maria Marotta

Exhibition X: An Utterly Incomplete Examination of Collage in Contemporary Art October 21, 2023 – February 3, 2024 Exhibition X is a loose examination of collage strategies and techniques across a range of media. Rather than organizing the exhibition from a particular thematic point of view, the curators opted for a messier, open-ended approach to bringing […]

Devils Cross Country, Sam Stansfield, and Glas Performance August 23, 2023 Presented in partnership with Conveyor Belt Books: Local bands Devils Cross Country, Sam Stansfield, and Glas perform in The Carnegie galleries along with video performances by artists Ion Haze and Emily Underwood. Checkout these links to the bands’ music: Devil’s Cross Country: Lawn | Devils Cross

Dynamics of Flow March 15 – August 28, 2023 Dynamics of Flow consists of sequentially selected objects and bodies of work alternating between ceramics and painting. The curators (Derrick Velasquez, Johanna Jackson, Matt Distel) will individually select projects that respond to the previous selection. The process involved will reveal a dialogue between specific objects and,

These Things Are Connected October 1, 2022–January 28, 2023 The Carnegie brought together five curators working inside and outside the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky region to select and develop projects based on linking artists across different geographies. For the past several exhibition seasons, The Carnegie has explored curatorial models that prioritize the process of connecting artists with

The Reds March 11 – August 20, 2022 “The Reds,” features new works by John Knuth. This particular series of works explores the borders between abstraction and representation via objects that present as monochrome paintings but reveal deeper texture and context as they are inspected. To create this body of work, the artist mixes rattlesnake

A Thought Is a River March 11 – August 20, 2022 “A Thought is a River,” is a group exhibition of artists from the Greater Cincinnati and Louisville areas. These two locations are connected by the Ohio River. Much as that body of water meanders and creates tangential paths, the works in this exhibition become

Stephen Irwin: Miss Everyone I Ever Loved JULY 5 – AUGUST 28, 2020 Hutson Gallery Curated by Benjamin Tischer of New Discretions This exhibition served as a humble homage to the work of Stephen Irwin (1959-2010) and his poetic approach to imagery and community. Stephen Irwin was a great connector, maintaining discreet relationships with all

Gestures of Slowness: Snow Yu, Paige Früchtnicht-Ponchak, Julia Lipovsky JULY 5 – AUGUST 28, 2020 Rieveschl Gallery Curated by Sso-Rha Kang Gestures of Slowness was an intimate study of the margins between spectacular encounters. Idle temporality generates poetic moments of reflection that reconsider meaning in seemingly uneventful, empty, and silent spaces. The challenges of slowness

Call and Response: A Collection in Dialogue JULY 5 – AUGUST 28, 2020 Duveneck Gallery Curated by Matt Distel and George Kurz Selections from the Linda and George Kurz Collection Artists: Tauba Auerbach, Donald Baechler, Morgan Blair, Daniel Boccato, Will Boone, Johanna Jackson, Alexander Liberman, Robert Loughlin, Joyce Pensato, Scott Reeder, Madgalena Suarez Frimkess, Torey

Jessie Dunahoo JULY 5 – AUGUST 28, 2020 Ohio National Financial Services Gallery Curated with Institute 193 Jessie Dunahoo (1932-2017) was raised on a farm in rural Kentucky during a period when support for people considered to have a disability was even more limited than what it is today. Deaf since birth, Dunahoo also lost