According to Wikipedia, Daybreak in O’Bryonville, the new ArtWorks mural by Kate Holterhoff, borrows motifs from Maxwell Parrish’s iconic Daybreak. Its vivid palette is effective in its parking lot context.
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Daybreak in O’Bryonville by Kate Holterhoff
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An Epic Tale of Time and Town by Christian Schmit
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From a distance, you may not notice this new mural at all and, up close, its muted palette seems faded by the sun. Located right on MainStrasse in Covington, this recently completed ArtWorks project was led by Christian Schmit.
Razzle Dazzle in Oakley
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This is a building in Oakley, on the corner of Brazee St. and Enyart Ave., right by the train tracks. It has been covered in what appears to be a Miami Vice-inspired version of razzle dazzle. Does anyone know anything about this?
Clifton Heights Mural by Jenny Ustick
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This ArtWorks mural by Jenny Ustick was recently completed, on the corner of McMillan and Wheeler in Clifton Heights. Like last year’s Campy Washington mural by Scott Donaldson, this one acts as a kind of “welcome†sign for the neighborhood.
The Outdoor Museum 2009
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The Outdoor Museum, or TOM, is an outdoor exhibit of large-format design pieces, mounted as free-standing billboards. This temporary public art project by ArtWorks is currently on display at Mount Airy Forest.
Emanuel Center Mural by Scott Donaldson
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The ArtWorks mural on the side of the Emanuel Center at 13th and Race Sts. in Over-the-Rhine was recently completed. Scott Donaldson of last year’s Campy Washington mural in Camp Washington was the lead artist.
Queen City Art Racks Deadline Reminder
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Artists and designers, don’t forget that the deadline for proposals for Queen City Art Racks is 31 Aug! If you’re a bicycling enthusiast and want to see Cincinnati develop into a more bicycle-friendly city, consider submitting a bike rack proposal.
They Hit It
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In case you haven’t yet seen it, the wall at Central Parkway and Vine St. [the side of Park+Vine] got bombed over the weekend. The wall was being prepped for a mural that Tim Parsley is creating this summer with the ArtWorks program.
Louise Nevelson Sculpture in Downtown Cincinnati
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Sky Landscape II is a painted steel sculpture by Louise Nevelson located at the 8th & Walnut Street entrance to the Main Branch of the Cincinnati Public Library. I really love the ways in which it interacts with its surrounding buildings.
Queen City Art Racks Poster by VisuaLingual
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In an effort to bring green public art to the Queen City, ArtWorks is planning Queen City Art Racks as an ongoing public art project. Of course, to promote this effort, the coolest poster ever was needed, so VisuaLingual designed it.
What happens when talented teenagers are teamed with design professionals and asked to interpret “green†concepts in billboard-like format? Plenty happens, as can be seen in ArtWorks' The Outdoor Museum in Eden Park now through May 31.
Flower Carpet in Fountain Square
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This year’s Flower Carper in Fountain Square was designed by Joel Knueven, and today is your last chance to check it out. Show up tomorrow at 8am to pick up your own free pansies as this project is being deinstalled.
Skywalk to Nowhere
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Some thoughts on how an unused skywalk downtown could find a new life and purpose.
OTR’s Imagination Alley
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Hands down, one of my favorite spots in the basin — Imagination Alley between Vine and Republic Streets. Artist Suzanne Fisher worked with several area organizations on the design and execution of this community art and civic design project.
Campy Washington Mural in Camp Washington « Visualingual
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Last night I attended the dedication of Campy Washington, a new addition to the Artworks roster of area murals. Located at 3025 Colerain Ave. next to Camp Washington Chili, the mural has a bold presence in the neighborhood.
Charley Harper designed a large mosaic mural for the John Weld Peck Federal Building at 550 Main St. in downtown Cincinnati. To see it, you just have to go through security [who seem unhappy about people photographing it, but are probably used to it
Floral Carpet in Fountain Square « Visualingual
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Some thoughts on the current floral carpet installation by Jan Brown Checco in Fountain Square.
Council member Roxanne Qualls introduced a motion today that the city use money from its Small Capital Art Fund to repair a public art project downtown.
9 neighborhoods to get murals
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Sites have been chosen for this years MuralWorks, a public art partnerships program that engages communities, artists and youth.
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