Visionaries + Voices is an inclusive arts organization providing creative, professional, and educational opportunities for adults with disabilities.
The concept for Visionaries + Voices emerged in 2001 when Keith Banner and Bill Ross curated an exhibition in Base Gallery for artists Paul Rowland, Richard Brown, Antonio Adams, and Raymond Thunder-Sky. Bill and Keith both worked for county boards serving individuals with disabilities and met these artists over the course of their work. After that initial exhibition, more opportunities arose to organize shows and present the work of artists with disabilities.
Double Vision XV art by:
Jennifer Crowe + Jenni Sult
Rachelle Rudolph + Ron Brookbank
Neil Dignan + Gary Gaffney
Kevin Kurre + Julia Lipovsky
Katie Hefele + Paul Schoettinger
Braxton Thomas + Tory Keith
Upcoming Exhibitions:
DOUBLE VISION XV PREVIEW
The public is invited to preview and see all the amazing collaborations created by over 50 collaborators over a period of 4 months. Such a wide variety of pieces are created each year and this exhibition also acts as an election, from April 1-5th, viewers can vote for their favorite pieces to be included in the live auction on May 3rd. Visit the Northside V+V Gallery or vote online!
Northside V+V Studio
Exhibition April 1st - 30th
Hours: Monday - Friday 8-4 PM, Thursday 8 AM - 8 PM
3841 Spring Grove Ave, Cincinnati OH 45223
TAP GRADUATION
The V+V Teaching Artist Program (TAP) expands opportunities for artists who have an interest in teaching and public leadership positions in the field of visual art. The Graduation Ceremony marks the end of the year-long training program and recognizes the incredible achievements of the TAP artists, partnering with teachers, and volunteers who make this program possible.
The public is invited to celebrate Milo Gleich, Nichole Johnson, and Micah Marks becoming TAP teachers!
Thursday, April 25, 2024 5-8PM
3841 Spring Grove Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223
V+V is proud to be part of the Cincinnati ArtsWave Community. Learn more about ArtsWave and the “Bring You” Program, which helps fund art organizations in Greater Cincinnati.
The power of the arts is in our hands.