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The Cincinnati Art Museum hosts several national and international traveling exhibitions each year.
In the wake of hip hop’s 50th anniversary, the Cincinnati Art Museum is hosting a groundbreaking exhibition exploring the genre’s extraordinary influence on contemporary society over the past two decades.
Cincinnati Art Museum visits Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library’s Walnut Hills library branch to encourage creativity and inspire visitors to explore landscape art. This art-making experience is inspired by the captivating photography in the special exhibition, Discovering Ansel Adams!
February 14–May 4, 2025. Upcoming special exhibitions at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
The Cincinnati Art Museum is celebrating the legacy of Pablo Picasso (1881–1973)—perhaps the 20th century’s most innovative and influential artist—with an unprecedented exhibition that explores, for the first time, his lifelong engagement with landscapes.
Launch the Online Collection. Browse the CAM's encyclopedic collection including the ancient art of Egypt, Greece and Rome as well as Asian art, art of Africa and the Americas, fashion and textiles, prints, drawings, photographs, paintings, sculpture, decorative art and design and contemporary art.
Premiering at the Cincinnati Art Museum, Discovering Ansel Adams provides an unprecedented exploration of the early career of Ansel Adams (1902–1984), demonstrating how, between 1916 and the 1940s, Adams developed from a 14-year-old tourist with a camera into America’s most celebrated photographer. Drawn from the definitive Adams collection ...
Cincinnati Art Museum visits Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library’s Westwood library branch to encourage creativity and inspire visitors to explore landscape art. This art-making experience is inspired by the captivating photography in the special exhibition, Discovering Ansel Adams!
Now–May 9, 2021. See the critically acclaimed special exhibition, now with extended dates. The Cincinnati Art Museum presents a major re-evaluation of the work of Frank Duveneck, the most influential painter in Cincinnati history.
Featuring 120 pieces by 33 artists, the groundbreaking exhibition showcases works that reinterpret Traditional Stories and iconography, express contemporary issues affecting Indigenous Nations today, and meld Indigenous Traditions and Knowledge with the aesthetics and properties unique to the medium of glass.