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Teen Writing Help Center at the Hamilton Lane Library
Have a question about punctuation or spelling? Not certain how to cite a resource? At 4 p.m. Thursday Feb. 12 and 26, teens 13 - 18 are invited to the Hamilton Lane Library’s Teen Writing Help Center for anyone needing help with school papers or writing assignments. For details, call (513) 894-1409. The Hamilton Lane Library is located at 300 N. Third St.
Books, Crafts & More at the Fairfield Lane Library
Families with children ages 5 - 12 are invited to join the Fairfield Lane Library for “Books, Crafts & More” for family stories, tales, games and a craft project on Tuesday, February 17, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. This month’s inspiration will be “Love Bug Returns!” For details, call 858-3238, ext. 360. The Fairfield Lane Library is located at 1485 Corydale Dr.
Photos: “Bringing Sexy Back,” Shadowbox Cabaret
“Bringing Sexy Back,” Shadowbox Cabaret, Newport on the Levee. 7:30 Thursday-Saturday, with 10:30 p.m. late shows Friday and Saturday. $30 adults, $20 students/seniors. (859) 581-7625. A collection of original sketch comedy and live rock ‘n’ roll from house band BillWho? dedicated to love, relationships, and America’s favorite pastime (wink wink).
ONE event at Cincinnati Art Museum goes blue
Azure is the color of the Cincinnati Art Museum for the ONE party. Each ONE party uses colors from around the world as a source of inspiration to highlight exhibitions and the collection, artistic processes, and cultural experiences.
Experience art and culture through the lens of color and discover the Cincinnati Art Museum in an entirely new way with music, performances, gallery tours, food and wine tastings, and art making activities - all inspired by the color blue.
ONE takes place 5:30 to 9 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 4. $10 Admission, free for Art Museum Members. All proceeds from ONE benefit the Cincinnati Art Museum. For information, call (513) 721-2787.
Celebrated photographer Thomas Demand gives free lecture at the Cincinnati Art Museum
The Cincinnati Art Museum and the Art Academy of Cincinnati present the 2009 Lightborne Photography lecture with visiting artist Thomas Demand, 7 p.m. Feb. 18 in the museum’s Fath Auditorium.
Demand is a highly celebrated contemporary photographer, whose images The New York Times called “stunning” and whose work has been featured in an acclaimed solo exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art.
Demand’s work documents intricate, life-size environments that he destroys after he has photographed them. A disciplined sculptor, Demand employs formal composition and perspective to create detailed facsimiles of architectural settings, parking lots, aircraft and other aspects of our daily life. Devoid of human habitation, Demand’s paper models trigger an inquiry into permanence and disposability and challenge the viewers’ ideas about reality and artifice. During the lecture, Demand will share the vision behind his meticulous constructions.
Ticket reservations are not required, but early arrival is suggested.
NKU plans production of ‘Working’
The Department of Theatre & Dance at Northern Kentucky University presents “Working” by Stephen Schwartz & James Taylor, Feb. 19-March 1.
A musical that delves into the lives of the American working class, based on the writings of Studs Terkel, “Working” Explores occupations from waiters to steel workers to housewives.
In this cast of 40, director Ken Jones has recruited a total of 10 choreographers, eight students and 2 faculty members, to create the dances for several different pieces in the musical. With such a large and talented cast Jones has pulled from senior actors to first year students in the program to be sure to get the variety of characters, singers and dancers that this show demands.
Show times are 8 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $12 adults, $10 seniors, $8 students. (859) 572-5464.
Photo by Mikki Schaffner: Left to right: (Background) Kieran Cronin as Frank Decker, Brad Frost as Mike Dillard (Foreground) Cindy Head as Babe Secoli, Tina Diaz as Delorese Dante and Julie Wacksman as Kate.
Quiltmaker Linda Luggen to speak At Oxford Community Arts Center
An exhibition of more than 30 historic, traditional, and contemporary art quilts made by local and regional artists and quilters opens 6:30 p.m. Feb. 13 at the Oxford Community Arts Center, 10 S. College, Oxford.
Featured guest speaker will be quiltmaker, quilt teacher, lecturer, and designer, Linda Luggen, who has spent thirty years sharing her knowledge of quilts and quiltmaking. Her presentation entitled, “Quilts: Our Personal Expression,” begins 7 p.m. (513) 524-8506 or info@oxarts.org.
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