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Ever since former Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory threw down a mural-making challenge in 2007, ArtWorks has been painting the town, quite literally. Today, more than 130 public murals beautify Cincy’s 44 neighborhoods. So grab your most comfortable shoes, charge your phone, and prepare to explore more than 20 impressive Cincinnati murals on this one-hour, self-guided walking tour.

This Cincinnati mural tour doesn’t cover all the 140+ Cincinnati murals (we’re not training for a marathon here). Still, it includes more than 20 of Cincy’s most Insta-worthy murals, including the “must see” murals endorsed by Cincinnati USA and several not listed on the ArtWorks Cincinnati mural map.

According to Google Maps, you can walk my tour in about an hour. It took me closer to two hours, but hey, I had some important pit stops that included:

• An emergency coffee break. Twice. 
• A lovely chat with the security guard at the Hamilton County Corrections facility about the Dawn is Coming: Open Your Eyes mural (who knew security guards were art aficionados?)
• Taking bucket loads of photos and notes to make sure I created the best possible Cincinnati murals walking tour  for you! 

For an expanded list of Cincy street art, snag this Cincinnati mural map from the ArtWorks website. The map only lists about one-third of the ArtWorks murals and might be a tad outdated, but it’s still the best printable resource I could find. 

Sage Advice: If you’d prefer to have a knowledgeable guide lead the way, ArtWorks offers weekend tours from May through October. 

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ArtWorks, a non-profit organization founded in 1996 by Cincinnati’s very own Tamara Harkavy, strives to transform people and places through creativity. And boy, have they put their money where their paintbrush is! Over the past twenty-five years, ArtWorks has hired more than 6,000 local youth and professional artists to create hundreds of eye-catching murals that beautify the Queen City and boost youth employment rates.

Sage Advice: Read the brief snippet for each work of art on the route before (or during) your mural walking tour. It adds a rich context to each piece, and you can impress your friends with your newfound mural knowledge!

1. Self-Portrait, Elizabeth Nourse

ArtWorks Map #32 Location:  8th & Walnut Artist:  Elizabeth Nourse Completed:  2015

In 1892, Cincinnati native Elizabeth Nourse painted the stunning self-portrait that inspired this mural. Nourse, a graduate of the McMicken School of Design (now the Art Academy of Cincinnati), was offered a teaching position at the art school, but she declined it to move to Paris and establish her career as an artist. In one of Cincinnati’s tallest murals, Norse boldly defies 19th-century norms by looking directly at the viewer – a strong and dominant pose typically reserved for men at the time. You go, girl!

2. Still Life #60

ArtWorks Map #33 Location:  811 Main Artist:  Tom Wesselmann Completed:  2014

This billboard-sized mural is a tribute to the art of native son Tom Wesselmann. It’s a photorealistic painting of his iconic piece, “Still Life #60”. The original artwork consists of six canvas panels ingeniously arranged to create a three-dimensional still life. The mural mirrors Wesselmann’s unique style and technique, featuring everyday objects such as a tube of lipstick, a book of matches, and a pair of sunglasses.

3. Dawn is Coming:  Open Your Eyes

ArtWorks Map #28 Location:  1000 Sycamore Artist:  Tina Westerkamp Completed:  2015

I wondered why this Cincinnati mural is inside the Justice Center that houses the Hamilton County Jail. Later I learned that it was crafted in partnership with John Wedge, a former inmate who wanted the mural to honor the Re-Entry program of Hamilton County that transformed his life. 

This Cincinnati mural is very long, taking up an entire wall as visitors wait in line to go through a metal detector. The view still only shows a fraction of the detailed piece, and I am especially grateful that the guard at the facility allowed me to step inside at 7:00 am on a Saturday to get a closer look and snap photographs without window glare.

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4. Homecoming (Blue Birds)

ArtWorks Map #27 Location:  119 E. Court Artist:  Charley Harper Completed:  2012

This impressive Cincinnati mural was painted in homage to the renowned Cincinnati-based artist Charley Harper . A graduate of Cincinnati’s Art Academy, Harper was celebrated for his distinct style, often characterized by flat, geometric representations of wildlife. This mural, based on his original piece of the same name, beautifully captures his artistic essence, featuring a pair of bluebirds — a male and a female — returning to their nesting place.

5. What’s Happening Downtown

ArtWorks Map #26 Location:  1005 Walnut Artist:  Ted Hendricks Completed:  2008

This engaging mural perfectly captures the vibrant, ever-evolving spirit of downtown Cincinnati. The mural, designed by Ted Hendricks, portrays a lively scene of locals observing the bustling activity below, symbolizing the dynamic changes and renovations taking place, particularly in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood.

6. Fresh Harvest

ArtWorks Map #25 Location:  1014 Vine Artist:  Jonathan Queen Completed:  2012

Renowned artist Jonathan Queen designed the “Fresh Harvest” mural in partnership with Kroger, a major grocery chain established in Cincinnati. Painted on the side of Kroger’s headquarters, the mural features a selection of realistic-looking, larger-than-life fresh fruits and vegetables cascading out of a classic Kroger grocery bag.

7. Crazy Cat, Crazy Quilt Cat 

Bonus mural not on the ArtWorks Map Location:  30 E. Central Parkway Artist:  Edie Harper Completed:  2017

This delightful mural is based on a work of art by Cincinnati master artist Edie Harper . Showcasing a vibrant, patchwork depiction of Harper’s beloved cat, Katrinka, the mural’s quilt-like pattern, combined with the playful subject matter, brings a sense of whimsy and charm to the streets of Cincinnati. And the word on the street is that Edie cherished this design so much that she used it on her business cards.

Fun Fact: Edie Harper was born in Kansas City and is the wife of fellow artist Charley Harper. Their shared love for art and nature has left an indelible mark on the Cincinnati art scene.

8. Ice Cream Daydream

ArtWorks Map #19 Location:  33 E. 12th Artist:  Amanda Checco Completed:  2010

Despite being partially obscured by a tree, this mural’s bright and vivid colors help it stand out against the urban backdrop. The piece features a playful, imaginative scene of dripping ice cream cones against a dreamy, kaleidoscopic background. (Is it just me, or is anyone else suddenly humming The Beatles’s “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds”?)

9. Lookin’ Good

Bonus mural not on the ArtWorks Map Location:  1120 Jackson (S ame parking lot as Ice Cream Daydream ) Artist:  Unknown Completed:  Unknown

The Know Theatre of Cincinnati’s building serves as the canvas for this mural.

10. Energy and Grace

ArtWorks Map #18 Location:  16 E. 12th Artist:  Kim Krause Completed:  2013

Unveiled in 2013, this piece holds the distinction of being the first abstract mural completed by ArtWorks. Reflecting and celebrating the energy, vibrancy, and revival of this part of Cincinnati, its vibrant colors and flowing forms convey a sense of momentum and transformation, embodying a spirit of renewal and progress.

11. Cincinnati Strong Man:  Henry Holtgrewe

ArtWorks Map #17 Location:  1215 Vine Artist:  Jason Snell Completed:  2014

This mural tells the impressive tale of former Over-the-Rhine resident Henry Holtgrewe. Renowned for his exceptional strength, German immigrant Holtgrewe was often called the world’s strongest man. 

The “Cincinnati Strong Man” mural documents one of his most legendary demonstrations of power – single-handedly lifting the entire 1904  Cincinnati Reds baseball team . 

12. Faces of Homelessness

Bonus mural not on the ArtWorks Map. Artists:  Icy + Sot Location:  1225 Vine (in the same parking lot as  Cincinnati Strong Man:  Henry Holtgrewe ) Completed:  2017

This mural is the creation of renowned street artists Icy and Sot. Known for their socially conscious art pieces, they also designed another impactful mural, “We Need Education, Not Violence,” on the walls of Christ Church Cathedral. “Faces of Homelessness” aims to spark conversations and encourage actions addressing homelessness in Cincinnati. The piece is a collage of faces representing the diverse and often overlooked community of homeless individuals. The artists’ objective for this mural is not just to beautify the cityscape but to promote empathy and prompt action in assisting Cincinnati’s homeless population.

13. The Vision of Samuel Hannaford

ArtWorks Map #13 Location:  1308 Race Artist:  Scott Donaldson Completed:  2009

This mural is a tribute to Samuel Hannaford, a renowned architect who left an indelible mark on Cincinnati’s architectural landscape. Born in England and raised in Cincinnati, Hannaford is celebrated for his outstanding designs, including iconic structures such as the Cincinnati Music Hall and City Hall. This mural creatively presents a window through which viewers can admire some of Hannaford’s most notable works. It not only encapsulates Hannaford’s architectural legacy but also conveys the enduring impact of his designs on Cincinnati’s cityscape. The piece offers both locals and visitors an opportunity to appreciate the historical and cultural significance of these architectural landmarks.

14. The Golden Muse

ArtWorks Map #14 Location:  28 W. 13th St (but essentially the same parking lot as The Vision of Samuel Hannaford ) Artist:  Tim Parsley Completed:  2012

The golden muse is an 18th-century mantel clock figurine displayed at the Taft Museum of Art. In the mural, this figurine is enveloped by musical notes from Aaron Copland’s “Fanfare for the Common Man,” which was selected for the mural due to its deep ties with Cincinnati – it was written for and first performed by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra at Music Hall in 1942. The mural visually intertwines Cincinnati’s artistic and musical heritage, reinforcing the city’s rich cultural history.

15. No Place Like Home

ArtWorks Map #16 Location:  27 W 12th Artist:  Kenton Brett Completed:  2013

This mural was completed in partnership with Tender Mercies , a non-profit organization that helps transform the lives of homeless adults with mental illness. The mural showcases everyday household items – such as a toothbrush,  toothpaste , toilet paper , and a key. While these common objects may be overlooked by many, they are profoundly significant to individuals who have experienced homelessness. By highlighting these simple objects, the mural reflects the importance of having a place to call home and the comfort and security that it provides.

16. The Face of the Arts

ArtWorks Map #23 Location:  101 W. Central (address listed on the ArtWorks Map, 1100 Race, is incorrect) Artist:   Tim Parsley Completed:  2012

This Cincinnati mural wraps around the Rothchild Law Office, celebrating the diverse spectrum of arts with dancers, musicians, photographers, and other artists in action. The mural is a testament to the integral role that the arts play in enriching Cincinnati’s cultural landscape, embodying the city’s creative spirit in a visually engaging way.

17. Mr. Tarbell Tips His Hat

ArtWorks Map #21 Location:  1109 Vine Artist:  Tim Parsley Completed:  2009

This tall mural is a heartwarming tribute to one of Cincinnati’s most beloved figures, Jim Tarbell. Known for his contributions as a businessman, politician, and lifelong advocate for the city, Tarbell earned the endearing title of “Mr. Cincinnati.” The mural depicts Tarbell in the guise of another local legend, “Peanut” Jim Shelton. Known for selling peanuts in a tuxedo at Cincinnati Reds games, Peanut Jim was a familiar and beloved figure at Crosley Field and Riverfront Stadium. 

18. Homage to Cincinnatus Restoration

ArtWorks Map #24 Location:  1015 Vine Artist:  Richard Haas Completed:  1983 Restored:  2015

The “Homage to Cincinnatus Restoration” mural pays tribute to Cincinnati’s namesake, the Roman statesman Cincinnatus. He was known for his selfless act of leaving his farm to lead Rome to victory against an enemy in a single day before resigning his post and returning to his farm.

Initially funded by the Kroger Company in 1983 to commemorate the company’s centennial, the mural was restored by ArtWorks in 2015 in a collaborative effort with the original artist, Richard Haas. The updated mural continues to stand as a testament to the city’s rich history and connection to the values of service and civic duty embodied by Cincinnatus.

Fun Fact: Did you know that Cincinnati was originally named Losantiville? In 1790, Governor Arthur St. Clair renamed the town Cincinnati.

19. Cincinnati Toy Heritage

Bonus mural not on the ArtWorks Map Location:  23 Court Artist: Jonathan Queen Completed:  2016

This whimsical mural is a playful nod to the city’s rich toy history, thanks to Cincinnati-based Kenner Toys. It features iconic toys from various eras, including Star Wars action figures , Strawberry Shortcake , Mr. Potato Head , and Spirograph. As you admire this elaborate public art piece, look for:

• Star Wars character C-3PO creating a Spirograph masterpiece with Strawberry Shortcake  
• Yoda leveraging The Force , 
• a Care Bear patting Star Wars’s R2-D2 on the head, and 
• the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man hitching a ride on Batman .

Fun Fact: Kenner Toys ended up with the licensing rights to create Star Wars action figures after Mego Corporation, the leading action figure manufacturer of the time, initially turned down the offer. This fortuitous deal created 100 unique Star Wars action figures, with over 300 million units sold in the first seven years following the release of Star Wars: A New Hope .

20. Riverside Vineyard

ArtWorks Map #29 Location:  908 Race Artist:  Tim Parsley Completed:  2008

Completed in 2008, this piece was ArtWorks’s first landscape mural. It features a river valley landscape not unlike the Ohio River banks a few blocks away.

21. Martha, the Last Passenger Pigeon

ArtWorks Map #31 Location:  15 E 8th Artist:  John A. Ruthven Completed:  2013

Part of Cincinnati’s rich history is Martha, the last known passenger pigeon. Despite being one of the most populated bird species, passenger pigeons became extinct when Martha died at the Cincinnati Zoo in 1914. Renowned wildlife artist and conservationist John A. Ruthven created this stunning mural depicting Martha and her flock soaring above Bird Run at the Cincinnati Zoo. The piece serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of conservation and the impact of human actions on wildlife populations.

22. Cincinnati’s Table

ArtWorks Map #30 Location:  713 Vine Artist:  Scott Donaldson Completed:  2011

This lively mural pairs food and fantasy, embodying the city’s vibrant culture and culinary scene. From the city’s famous chili to its German-inspired sausages, these delicious dishes are brought to life by Scott Donaldson’s imaginative artistry. Cincinnati’s iconic flying pigs , frolicking above the feast, add a whimsical touch to the mural.

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27 thoughts on “Colorful Cincinnati: A Walking Tour of Cincinnati Murals”

I absolutely love murals! Thanks for the art-inspo!

How fun, I especially like the crazy cat quilt mural!

Yeah, the murals are amazing!

These are so neat! Looks like we’ll need to make another trip to scout out all of these murals. I love the resurgence of murals across the country. What a neat way to tell a story and beautify buildings.

And it’s hard to find a city that embraces murals more than Cincinnati! With new ones added all the time, I can’t wait to get back and capture more!

It’s incredible that all this art can be found in Cincinnati! I particularly like the portraits like the faces of art and the homeless portraits – very touching.

I cannot even begin to tell you how much I loved this post! I feel like I got to experience a walking tour from the comfort of my couch. I’ve had a wanderlust itch something awful (as we all have in these times.) Being able to go on this tour through your article has made me so happy. I keep seeing more and more about Cincinnati being an up and coming destination, especially for the arts. I can’t wait to check it out. These murals are amazing!

Cincinnati is SUCH a great city! Stay safe, and I hope we can all be out exploring again soon!

I had no idea that Cincinnati had so many murals. It is difficult to choose one favourite as they are all spectacular. I love the sentiment behind the Dawn is Coming. It is so touching that this was done in tribute to the inmates new life. I also love the What’s Happening Downtown. It looks so real!

That’s a lot of murals for one city! What I really like about them is that they are so diverse. Artworks’ mission has helped revitalize the downtown mission and paid tribute to all the special things from Cincinnati. My favorite is What’s Happening. I also really like the Google maps. Very useful while actually exploring the murals!

Thanks! I got up before the sun to build this self-guided walking tour! <3

These are fabulous, especially Homecoming, What’s Happening Downtown and Martha, The Last Homecoming Pigeon. I really like the ArtWorks mission statement to transform both people and places through creativity!

I always enjoy exploring a city’s street art, the quantity and quality of murals in Cincinnati is really unlike any other city I’ve visited!

I moved to Cincinnati not quite a year ago and am constantly shocked and still discovering new murals every time I walk the neighborhoods. You are so right about not even scratching the surface. It’s insane how under appreciated this city is.

I agree that it is a largely undiscovered gem. I absolutely fell in love with Cincy when I visited!

Great post. I have some Jersey City, Austin TX and NYC

I love public art and murals are my favorite. I had no idea there were so many in Cincinnati!

They are quite a sight to see!

Great post! I absolutely have to get to Cincinnati!

You will LOVE the Queen City!

OMG #19 Cincinnati Toy Heritage is INCREDIBLE. Of course, these were all stunning, but that one really made my mouth drop open. I think C-3PO might be my favorite. He doesn’t even look painted—like I could actually touch him!

I agree! As a non-artist, I am completely in awe of those who can paint, especially in a large-scale format like a mural!

The murals in Cincy are incredible. Thank you for this great tour! I love that you included the background info for the murals. I believe the Know Theater murals were created in conjunction with the Cincinnati Fringe Festival. It’s a performing arts festival that runs about two weeks beginning after Memorial Day. It’s a great kick-off to summer and a wonderful way to celebrate the arts! Happy Holidays!

I had no idea that Cincinnati had this many murals! I’m adding these to my list of things to see next time I pass through Cincinnati.

They are really amazing! After you get a chance to visit, stop back by and let me know what you thought!

The maps are very helpful! I can’t believe how much art they have. That’s really cool!

I know, right? And this one-hour, self-guided walking tour only starts to scratch the surface of 130+ amazing murals. I’m already hard at work to get back to Cincy after winter and explore another neighborhood’s building art! 🙂

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What data do we collect and how?

We collect your personal information through webforms when you sign-up to a mailing list via the Site. We use this information to send you information regarding Domino and our artists, and related activities including those of third parties which we think may be of legitimate interest to you. We send this information via online digital and occasionally physical communication methods.

If you sign up to any Domino mailing list, we will collect and store the following information: your full name, email address, your public internet protocol (IP) address, your country, the source of your signup and your mailbox status (to let us know if our emails aren’t reaching you).

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If you click on any "Pre-Save on Spotify" or "Pre-Add on Apple Music" links and utilise this functionality: we will collect additional personal information, as outlined in the "Spotify Pre-Save and Apple Music Pre-Add" paragraphs at the end of this Policy page.

How do we use your personal information?

The information we collect via mailing lists enables us to tailor e-mail communications to your location and make these more relevant to you, and we will keep this information for as long as your consent is still valid. You can expect to receive no more than one to two e-mail communications per month from Domino or the artist representatives, which will include news, offers and information about new releases and live dates.

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We may also use or disclose the personal information we have collected in relation to the following:

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Domino is committed to protecting the personal information you entrust to us. We adopt robust and appropriate technologies and policies to protect the information you have provided to us from unauthorised access and improper use.

Domino will not sell your personal information to third parties or use it for purposes not set out in this Privacy Policy. If it is necessary to transfer your data outside the EEA, Domino will take all reasonable steps to ensure that your data continues to be protected.

You can manage your e-mail contact preferences at any time by using the ‘Manage my email contact preferences’ link in the footer of our e-mails or via https://www.dominomusic.com/contact (select the "Privacy and Personal Data Requests" option from the dropdown menu when submitting your request). You can also use this contact form to request a copy of the personal information that we hold on you, or if you wish to amend your personal information held by Domino, or request that we delete your personal information from our records.

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As defined in the California Consumer Privacy Act, California residents have certain rights regarding the collection, use, disclosure, and sale of their personal data. Domino engages in industry-standard advertising business practices that may be considered a sale, by allowing advertising networks we partner with (Google, Facebook, TikTok and Twitter) to place cookies on our Site, as detailed below in our Cookies Policy. We do not knowingly sell personal data related to children under 16 years of age.

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SPOTIFY PRE-SAVE AND APPLE MUSIC PRE-ADD - Terms of Use and Privacy Policy:

The Spotify Pre-Save and Apple Music Pre-Add applications (together Applications) are designed and operated by Domino Recording Company Limited (Domino) in order to notify Spotify and Apple Music users about new music, artist updates and exclusive content.

Upon clicking the "Click Here To Pre-Save" or "Pre-Add" button within the Applications and signing in to your Spotify or Apple Music (Your Chosen Music Service) Account via https://www.flasher.band you will automatically follow the artist(s) associated with the release and Flasher Discography (Playlist) on Your Chosen Music Service. By doing this, you confirm your understanding that the Application uses the Spotify and Apple Music Platforms, which by its nature interacts with the service, websites and software applications respectively provided by Spotify (Spotify Service) and Apple Inc. (Apple Music Service).

Domino may also use the personal information provided via the Applications and which we collect via cookies to send you email communications from the Artist(s), in accordance with this Privacy Policy. Domino are not responsible for the privacy information, or the content or data processing practices of third party websites, including the Spotify Service and Apple Music Service, and this Privacy Policy does not apply to third party websites, applications, or services accessible by link within the Applications. You can find out more about how Your Chosen Music Service will use the information you provide via the Applications here: https://www.spotify.com/legal/end-user-agreement/ https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/

Spotify Pre-Save and Apple Music Pre-Add - Privacy Policy:

This Privacy Policy sets out how Domino collects and processes the personal information you provide while using the Applications. If you have any questions with regard to these practices or no longer wish to receive communications from Domino, please visit https://www.dominomusic.com/contact and submit a "Privacy and Personal Data Requests" query.

Spotify Pre-Save and Apple Music Pre-Add - What data do we collect and how?

When you sign-in to Your Chosen Music Service account via the Applications, your account credentials are respectively processed by Spotify or Apple Music and not shared with Domino.

Spotify users

Domino will then automatically collect some personal information from you via the Applications, using the Web API developed and maintained by Spotify. This includes:

• your email address
• your full name
• your Spotify user name
• your country
• your Spotify Account ID

Apple Music users

No personal information is collected from you via the Applications, using the Web API developed and maintained by Apple Inc. Domino collects your email address directly through webforms.

We use this information to send you information regarding the Artist(s) and related activities which we think may be of legitimate interest to you.

We also collect information automatically about your visit to the Site using cookies. Cookies help us to understand how people use the Site and inform our digital advertising. Please see our Cookies Policy below for more details.

Spotify Pre-Save and Apple Music Pre-Add - How do we use your personal information?

The information we collect enables us to automatically add any new music from the Artist(s) to Your Chosen Music Service when it is released, and we will keep this information for as long as your consent is still valid.

You can expect to receive no more than one to two e-mail communications per month which will include news, offers and information about the Artist(s). If you also have actively opted into receiving the Artist(s) general e-mail newsletter, the information collected via the Application will also be transferred and stored by the Artist(s) representatives for the purposes set out in this paragraph.

You can manage your e-mail contact preferences at any time by using the ‘Manage my email contact preferences’ link in the footer of our e-mails. You can also use the contact form located at http://www.dominomusic.com/contact/ to request a copy of the personal information that we hold on you, or if you wish to amend your personal information held by Domino, or request that we delete your personal information from our records.

6LACK Reveals Dates for 'No More Lonely Nights' Tour

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Grammy-nominated artist 6LACK has just announced the highly-anticipated dates for his upcoming ‘No More Lonely Nights’ (NMLN) tour, promising fans an unforgettable experience.

In a recent Instagram post , 6LACK shared a sneak peek of what fans can expect from the tour, emphasizing a focus on live music, improvisation, and the art of storytelling. With an image teasing the tour and a caption that promises “some extra surprises,”

Elaborating on the tour’s title, he further explained, “didn’t get to hit every city we wanted to last time, so we had to run it back with a special series we like to call, NMLN.”

Adding to his statement, he hinted, “without giving away too much, this show experience leans more into live music, improvisation, the art of storytelling, and has some extra surprises.”

With stops in Albuquerque, NM, San Antonio, TX, St. Louis, MO, Cincinnati, OH, Waukee, IA, and more, the ‘No More Lonely Nights’ tour is set to be a must-see event for fans of 6LACK and live music alike. Check out the full list of tour dates that 6LACK shared.

6LACK:  NO MORE LONELY NIGHTS  TOUR DATES:

Sat May 18 – Honolulu, HI at The Republik

Sun Jun 09 – Albuquerque, NM at Revel Entertainment Center

Tue Jun 11 – San Antonio, TX at The Aztec Theater

Tue Jun 18 – St. Louis, MO at The Pageant

Wed Jun 19 – Cincinnati, OH at Bogart’s

Sat Jun 22 – Waukee, IA at Vibrant Music Hall

Thu Jun 27 – McKees Rocks, PA at Roxian Theatre

Tickets for the ‘No More Lonely Nights’ tour will go on sale this Friday, with a special artist presale set to begin on April 30.

VIP packages, which include general admission tickets, meet and greet opportunities, and photo ops with 6LACK, will also be available for fans looking to enhance their concert experience.

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CPS Jazz Academy teams up with Jazz Alive and Myles Twitty Quintet for final concert

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The Cincinnati Public Schools Jazz Academy has a big night May 10.

By teaming up with Jazz Alive and the Kennedy Heights Art Center, they're bringing in a pretty big name in jazz for their final concert of the year .

Academy director Myles Twitty, who's also performing, bass player Rodney Whitaker and Jazz Alive president Laura Gentry talk about the event and play a bit before the big night.

Piano alumna Brianna Matzke premieres TREMOR project at American Sign Museum

The performance project focuses on the intersection between art and disability.

Story by CCM Graduate Assistant Lucy Evans

When pianist Brianna Matzke (MM Piano Performance ‘11, DMA Piano Performance ’14) was diagnosed with an essential tremor in her hands in 2020, she kept the diagnosis private.

“I was afraid for my professional career,” she says. “Not because I was worried about the shaking—I was already dealing with the shaking for many years at that point… what I was worried about was the stigma.”

A progressive neurological disorder, essential tremor affects an estimated 10 million people in the United States. For a professional pianist, the diagnosis brought with it concerns over how she would be perceived as a performer and artist.

Brianna Matzke. Photo/Provided.

“I didn’t want people whispering behind my back saying, ‘Oh, she probably played poorly on that performance because she has an essential tremor,’” Matzke explains. Though, she notes, she doesn’t believe her tremor has affected her own artistry. “I’ve never known anything else,” she says. “Everybody misses notes when they perform… I could not tell you when I missed notes, if I missed it because I’m just a human or if I missed it from the tremor.”

TREMOR is   a performance art project created in response to Matzke's diagnosis. It features a world premiere piano concert and panel discussion at 6 p.m. on May 5, 2024 at the American Sign Museum . The project also includes an art opening, with musical responses from local new-music ensemble concert:nova on April 28 at The Well . 

It’s my way of taking control of the narrative, claiming [my essential tremor] as part of my identity while also saying that it is not a flaw in my artistry, but in fact, at the heart of it."

Brianna Matzke

In addition to her career as a pianist, Matzke is the founder and artistic director of  The Response Project , a commissioning initiative “that asks composers and artists to create new music (usually for the piano) and new works (of many disciplines) in response to a preexisting work or idea.” Since 2015, the Response Project has performed new works responding to Karl Stockhausen’s  Mikrophonie,  Bob Dylan’s 1965 album  Highway 61 Revisited , the phrase “On Behalf,”  the deep listening meditations of Pauline Oliveros , and more.

The Response Project's newest installment, TREMOR, is presented in partnership with  concert:nova ;  Visionaries + Voices , an organization supporting Cincinnati artists with disabilities; and the  International Essential Tremor Foundation . The program explores “perceptions of ability/disability, personal expression in the face of misunderstanding, and belonging in a world ill-equipped to welcome.”

“It’s my way of taking control of the narrative, claiming [my essential tremor] as part of my identity while also saying that it is not a flaw in my artistry, but in fact, at the heart of it,” says Matzke.

Matzke selected each of the eleven composers and artists who are featured in TREMOR. “I wanted to have a wide range of artistic and personal standpoints represented in the responses,” she says. “Many of the artists identify as having a disability, but not all of them. Some of the artists have just done work that explores themes of authenticity, or being misunderstood.”

Cincinnati's American Sign Museum. Photo/ Alias Imaging.

The concert at the American Sign Museum features original compositions by Molly Joyce, Hanna Benn, Matthew Evan Taylor, Adeliia Faizullina and Forrest Pierce. The event at The Well featured musical responses to visual artwork by Britni Bicknaver, as well as five artists from Visionaries + Voices: Nick Kraft, Rosalind Bush, Milo Gleich, Vince Cole and Linda Kunick.

Beyond the two events in Cincinnati, Matzke plans to take TREMOR on the road while on sabbatical from her position at Wilmington College in Wilmington, Ohio.  She hopes the program will lead to a greater understanding of how people of all abilities and identities exist in the world.

“I really believe that if people learn to be curious and listen to music and look at art with open ears and open eyes, that it can help them practice opening their hearts as well,” she says.

“On a more specific level, I really hope that audiences understand that virtuosity at your art form does not necessarily lead to an interesting performance,” she explains. “I am so much more interested in authenticity through our human nature — which is a flawed nature that provokes beautiful art and beautiful music.”

Visit The Response Project website to learn more about TREMOR and the artists involved. Reserve tickets for the event at the American Sign Museum.

Featured image at the top: The keys of a piano. 

CCM Graduate Assistant, Marketing + Communications

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Lucy Evans is an artist diploma student studying Opera-Vocal Performance at CCM. She is a graduate of Northwestern University’s Bienen School of Music, and was recently an Apprentice Artist with the Santa Fe Opera.

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