Community relations are a top priority at the Cincinnati Arts Association. Reflecting its mission to support life-long learning in the arts many programs are designed to reach underserved or never served audiences. CAA works hard to create collaborations with other arts organizations and a variety of community service organizations. These collaborations usually result in high quality programs with an established connection into the community.
Recent projects have included a children's arts festival with 4C for Children, Holocaust Awareness Week with The Center for Holocaust & Humanity Education, and arts fairs in collaboration with Children's Inc. and the Lincoln Community Center.
BDAAC: Building Diverse Audience Advisory Committee
In 1996, the Cincinnati Arts Association formed the Building Diverse Audiences Advisory Committee (BDAAC) to produce a strategic plan to attract a more diverse audience to its venues.
Emerging Arts Leaders
The first Cincinnati Creative Conversation took place on October 2, 2006 with a follow up meeting on November 6. The 2007 Creative Conversation is October 30, 2007, 3:00-5:30 PM. Click here for details.
If you have questions or would like more information, please contact Kathleen Riemenschneider at (513) 977-4119 or kriemenschneider@cincinnatiarts.org.
Student Art Show
The Cincinnati Arts Association hosts an annual student art show in the Aronoff Center for the Arts.
The Chillicothe & Ross County Public Library and the Southern Ohio Storytelling Arts and Music Festival are co-sponsoring the Teen Film and Video Festival. Teens can enter films in one of two divisions: Young
Teen (12-15) and Older Teen (16-19).
Arts Education Directors of Greater Cincinnati (AEDGC)
AEDGC, which the Cincinnati Arts Association is a member, fosters and communicates the importance of arts in the lives of all people through collaborative educational opportunities, advocacy, and programs that present high-quality, diverse arts experiences.
View photos from their Fall Arts Festival-A Family Arts Celebration at Findlay Market on September 8, 2007.
