by Erin Carmichael-Morgan, Coordinator for the Rosenthal Education Center
8/26/2026
REC, REC Artist in Residence, art making, REC Reads
Kenton Brett, REC Artist in Residence, surprised Rosenthal Education Center (REC) visitors with lively story times and hands-on art-making activities in August 2026. Here's a review of some of his favorite books and art projects.
by Bruce Petrie Jr., Board of Trustees Chair, Cincinnati Art Museum
8/17/2026
The artist sees the extraordinary in the ordinary. A child in her first-ever summer arts program draws her sneakers. It’s not just a picture that’s happening; it’s a viewpoint shift in the maker and observer.
by Campbell Hogue, Summer Camp Instructor
8/10/2026
art education, art making, learning & interpretation, summer camp
CAM’s Summer Art Camp has produced an artwork for BLINK 2026 based on the theme “The City of the Future.” The collaboration provides a space for local kids to imagine, create, and eventually display their art for thousands to see this October.
by Alex Otte Callon, REC Manager
6/25/2026
Rosenthal Education Center, REC, REC Artist in Residence, art making
The Rosenthal Education Center's Artist in Residence Brett Kenton created a handy dandy instruction sheet for you to make your own GOBO at home!
by Samantha Lakamp
1/22/2020
teacher programs, Teacher resources, Evenings for Educators, Treasures of the Spanish World, art making, lesson plans
How do you make artwork from the Cincinnati Art Museum relevant to a group of students who do not even know where Cincinnati is?
by Sue Diemer
10/22/2019
Teacher resources, Evenings for Educators, sculpture, art making
Sculpture is a new semester course this year. Every project that the students create is a ‘new adventure’ for us all!
by Alex Otte
3/17/2017
Rosenthal Education Center, REC, Pattern, Installation, art making, family, fun
Posted by: Alex Otte
by Russell Ihrig
9/21/2015
learning & interpretation, Russell Ihrig, education, in the galleries, teens, events & programs, art making
Posted By: Russell Ihrig
by Chelsea Baker
9/11/2015
learning & interpretation, Chelsea Baker, Rosenthal Education Center, education, Classical Art, antiquities, families, art making
Posted By: Chelsea Baker
by Summer Camp Instructors
7/20/2015
learning & interpretation, events & programs, summer camp, education, families, Rosenthal Education Center, in the galleries, youth & families, art making
Posted By: Summer Camp Instructors
by Russell Ihrig
6/8/2015
learning & interpretation, education, Russell Ihrig, youth & families, in the galleries, Rosenthal Education Center, interpretation, art making
Posted By: Russell Ihrig
by Chelsea Baker
6/4/2015
learning & interpretation, education, Rosenthal Education Center, Chelsea Baker, art making
Posted By: Chelsea Baker
by Emily Hotlrop
2/20/2015
learning & interpretation, education, Rosenthal Education Center, youth & families, art making, in the galleries, Emily Holtrop
Posted By: Emily Hotlrop
by Carrie Atkins Maras
1/21/2015
learning & interpretation, education, community outreach, Carrie Atkins Maras, art making
Posted By: Carrie Atkins Maras
by Shannon Karol
9/10/2014
learning & interpretation, summer camp, youth & families, education, events & programs, art making, in the galleries, Shannon Karol
Posted By: Shannon Karol
by Elizabeth Gardner
8/24/2012
learning & interpretation, education, events & programs, in the galleries, gallery talk, accessibility, art making
Posted By: Elizabeth Gardner
by Cincinnati Art Museum
6/18/2012
learning & interpretation, education, youth & families, summer camp, in the galleries, art making
Posted By: Cincinnati Art Museum
by Elissa Conte
2/9/2011
learning & interpretation, education, youth & families, events & programs, art making
Posted By: Elissa Conte
The Cincinnati Art Museum is supported by the generosity of tens of thousands of contributors to the ArtsWave Community Campaign, the region's primary source for arts funding.

Free general admission to the Cincinnati Art Museum is made possible by a gift from the Rosenthal Family Foundation. Exhibition pricing may vary. Parking at the Cincinnati Art Museum is free.
Generous support for our extended Thursday hours is provided by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.
General operating support provided by:

