Explore the iconic public art of Cincinnati sculptor Tom Tsuchiya.

Learn about the classical Indian art form of Bharatanatyam with Ohio Heritage Fellow Sujatha Srinivasan.

Revisit the Wright Company Factory murals in Dayton.

The Rhinestones synchronized swim team performs at Ziegler Pool in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood.

Meet Ohio Heritage Fellow Susan Abramovitz of Rock Riffle Run Pottery in Athens, Ohio.

Revisit Red Stewart Airfield in Waynesville, where artists come in the form of pilots who use the sky as their canvas.

Sarajevo-born artist Edina Seleskovic’s Think Freedom installation transforms the Dayton Arcade Rotunda into a meditation on liberty and resilience during the 2025 NATO Parliamentary Assembly.

The Dayton Sewing Collaborative‘s custom bags introduce NATO Assembly delegates to Dayton’s reputation for innovation.

Sidewalk Studios imbue the streets of Dayton with creative flair.

Deron Bell fuses music and his own personal journey into a means of cultural ambassadorship.

The Dayton Dance Initiative redefines the city’s contemporary dance scene through collaboration and creativity.

Cincinnati artist Rebecca Barker creates abstract work that shimmers and shines.

A once abandoned parking lot is now a gathering place in Cleveland’s AsiaTown, filled with public art by local Asian American artists.

Cincinnati artist Jimi Jones blends jazz rhythms, Black history, and Afrofuturist imagination into bold, expressive paintings.

BeauVerre Riordan Studios in Middletown continues traditional stained glass and art glass techniques.

Sand sculptor Carl Jara creates jaw-dropping works on the shore of Lake Erie.

Gift and Romain Mayambi make waves in the Cincinnati art scene.

Ohio Heritage Fellows Ty and Masami Smith work to preserve Native American heritage in Central Ohio.

Ryan K. Johnson uses an immersive experience to amplify the continuing struggle of the East New Orleans community.

The artists of St. Anne’s Tattoo in Dayton use their craft to reflect individual stories, the city’s creative spirit, and the revitalization of St. Anne’s Hill Historic District downtown.

Cincinnati-based conceptual artist Michael Coppage explores language and identity, turning lived experience into powerful visual statements.

The Kent State University Museum plays home to a treasure trove of more than 30,000 fashion artifacts.

Host Rodney Veal explores the history of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Westcott House with Executive Director and Curator Marta Wojcik.

Ceramicist Naysan McIlhargey reflects on how his voice and vision in clay have evolved over time, and discusses the work he’s displayed at the Westcott House.

Wielding a panoramic camera, architectural photographer Thomas R. Schiff defies standard perspectives in his snapshots of buildings and places, including the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright.

“Lalovavi,” the first of three commissions in the Cincinnati Opera’s Black Opera Project, transports audiences 400 years into the future.

The Dayton Ballet and the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company come together in “Rhythm of the City,” a bold collaboration set to funk music.

Bonsai artist Rob Hoffman intertwines aspects of the artform into his daily life.