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6/1/2025

I’ve got one last bug from our upgrade. #627 — RTEs are cleaning less.
Before the upgrade, extraneous styling was removed from copied and pasted text in rich text editors. Since the upgrade, more of that styling is sticking around. We only need to keep bold, italic, and links. Other styling can go. (We may have kept bullets and numbering too?).

Introduction Text: Transmissions

I’m Charlotte Ogorek, the museum’s Rexroth Project Assistant, I am Allie Blankenship, the curatorial assistant for Photography and I am Rose Hairane, the curatorial assistant for the museum’s South Asian Art, Islamic Art, and Antiquities Department. We will be reading selections from the interpretive introduction text for this art installation in the Conversations Gallery, titled Transmissions.

The artworks displayed here raise questions about communication itself. How can one person cause another to understand what is on their mind?

Most human communication is based on symbols such as marks, gestures, or sounds. We use these symbols to represent incredibly complex feelings and thoughts, which have no tangible or audible form. Transmitting meaning through symbols involves a wild leap of faith: ultimately, we rely on others to unfold and reanimate our symbols within their minds. This form of communication can create powerful human connections. But in our pursuit to understand and be understood, we also misunderstand, fail to listen, reveal things we do not intend, and send intentionally disguised messages. Our marks and gestures bear tremendously complexity.

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Zoomorphic Calligraphic Design that Reads “In the Name of God the Benevolent, the Merciful” Label

I’ve got one last bug from our upgrade. #627 — RTEs are cleaning less.
Before the upgrade, extraneous styling was removed from copied and pasted text in rich text editors. Since the upgrade, more of that styling is sticking around. We only need to keep bold, italic, and links. Other styling can go. (We may have kept bullets and numbering too?).
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This may also answer an image question I had while building our Collections packages. . . If there’s professional photography linked to an object record in TMS, would the only reason that it wouldn’t currently be populating in eMuseum be because it hasn’t yet been approved for release? 

4. Switch to lightbox view

5. Open the “Public Access Image to check on” package

6. Open the package in the side panel

7. Look through the images in the main panel for things that are not primary images — detail images, versos, reference images, images in frames, etc. Drag them into the package

After you explore our collection online and download your digital membership card, make sure to visit us at the museum this month to catch Farm to Table: Food and Identity in the Age of Impressionism before it closes on September 21! Read more about two upcoming exhibitions, Rediscovered Treasures and Recall. Reframe. Respond. The Art of Paul Scott coming soon!  

Call to Artists and Makers

The Cincinnati Art Museum is seeking vendors to participate in our Holiday Market scheduled for November 15th, and 16th,2025. Hours are 10 a.m.–5 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m.–4 p.m. on Sunday. We will provide one 6-foot or 8-foot table per vendor. There is no participation fee, but the museum requires a 35% percentage of vendor sales.

If you are interested in participating, please contact [email protected]. When reaching out, please include what type of product you sell, average price point, and some examples. If you have social media handles, please share so we can tag them.

If chosen as one of our Holiday Market vendors, we will contact you via email. Spaces are limited, so please respond ASAP. Final vendors will be chosen by Sept 29th. No vendors will be considered after this date.

or of the Norman Rockwell Museum, and Steve Brodner, foremost satirical illustrator and caricaturist, What, Me Worry? traces the illustrated history of MAD from its subversive comic book roots to its status as a mainstream force in American satire. Featuring more than 150 original works of art, the exhibition highlights beloved recurring features, unforgettable caricatures and the artists and writers behind them—collectively known as the “Usual Gang of Idiots.”

ng phenomenon in What, Me Worry? The Art and Humor of MAD Magazine, on view November 21, 2025, through March 1, 2026.

st, What, Me Worry? traces the illustrated history of MAD from its subversive comic book roots to its status as a mainstream force in American satire. Featuring more than 150 original works of art, the exhibition highlights beloved recurring features, unforgettable caricatures and the artists and writers behind them—collectively known as the “Usual Gang of Idiots.” 

Art Together: Art Making for Families with Children Ages 3–5 

Mini description: Create together with your little one in this hands-on art studio designed for early artists ages 3–5. 

Description: Discover what your young artist can create in this semi-structured, hands-on art studio designed for early creators ages 3–5. Visit the museum galleries with a museum educator to learn about an artwork or an artist. Then, enjoy a range of themed art-making activities and materials to grow your child’s motor skills and creativity. 

 

Fourth Tuesdays | October–April

11 a.m.–noon

Members $5, general public $10.

Registration opens one month in advance.

Registration is per participating child; price includes one child and up to two adults. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Meet in Schmidlapp Gallery 151.