by Bruce Petrie Jr., Board of Trustees Chair, Cincinnati Art Museum
7/30/2026
American Art, animals in art, SketchCAM
The Cincinnati Zoo and the Cincinnati Art Museum both provide opportunities to unlock multiple perspectives and imagine, “What if I looked at it this way rather than that?”
by Bruce Petrie Jr., Board of Trustees Chair, Cincinnati Art Museum
5/13/2026
Charley Harper, animals in art, Contemporary Art, modern art
Bruce Petrie, Jr., board chair of the Cincinnati Art Museum, reflects on the day when he first met artist Charley Harper.
by Nathaniel M. Stein, Curator of Photography
4/11/2023
photography, collect, animals, Curatorial Blog
From April 11–August 10, 2023, the hallway gallery at the top of the museum’s Great Hall staircase will be full of critters.
by Molly Donnermeyer
8/6/2018
Mary R. Schiff Library and Archives, animals, illustrations
From early on in our evolution we have been drawn to these living things that exist alongside us. From the prehistoric cave paintings of Lascaux to the modernist illustrations of Charley Harper.
by Molly Donnermeyer
3/21/2017
Charley Harper, Mary R. Schiff Library and Archives, Library, Hippo, animals
Posted by: Molly Donnermeyer
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