Photographer and editor Robert A. Flischel presents What We Inherit, a visual chronicle of poverty and resilience across the American Midwest and Appalachia from 1900 to today. Through archival and contemporary images, Flischel reveals the enduring struggles and human strength that shape the region’s identity, offering a moving reflection for this talk at Annex Gallery.

Summer in Cincinnati just doesn’t feel right without a great cocktail in hand, right?
Whether you’re more a wine aficionado or a connoisseur of Queen City breweries, we are over the moon to announce we’ll have you covered at our first in-person Happy Hour!

This Wednesday, February 10, Soul Plates celebrates Punjabi Spice meets Cincy Nice with host Nav Lekhi of Preet’s. Pickup your meal 4–7:30 PM at 1310 Pendleton St, Cincinnati 45202, then join the Virtual Dinner 7:45–8:45 PM. Your Soul Plate features a grilled paneer sandwich with curry slaw, mint chutney, tamarind pickles, Achari Grippos, and mango juice—plus playlist, table topics, and surprises. Reserve at showclix.com. Supported by ArtsWave, Kroger, and the Cincinnati Development Fund.

On Friday, February 26, Soul Plates culminates its cycle with a public gathering at The Annex Gallery, 1310 Pendleton St. From 5–9 PM, explore a month-long exhibition where local artists interpret soul food as memory, resistance, and love. More than a meal, this is a space to witness culture through art, storytelling, and taste. Reservation required via Showclix. Supported by ArtsWave, Kroger, the African American Chamber, and the Cincinnati Development Fund.

This Wednesday, February 10, Soul Plates celebrates Punjabi Spice meets Cincy Nice with host Nav Lekhi of Preet’s. Pickup your meal 4–7:30 PM at 1310 Pendleton St, Cincinnati 45202, then join the Virtual Dinner 7:45–8:45 PM. Your Soul Plate features a grilled paneer sandwich with curry slaw, mint chutney, tamarind pickles, Achari Grippos, and mango juice—plus playlist, table topics, and surprises. Reserve at showclix.com. Supported by ArtsWave, Kroger, and the Cincinnati Development Fund.

Soul Plates invites you to taste, listen, and share stories around soul food as resistance, joy, and love. Pickup your curated meal Wednesdays, 4–7:30 PM at 1310 Pendleton St, Cincinnati 45202, then join our Virtual Dinner from 7:45–8:45 PM. Each plate includes a prepared dish, a paired non-alcoholic beverage, a playlist, table topics, and a few surprises from our hosts’ kitchens. Reserve your meal: showclix.com. Supported by ArtsWave, Kroger, the African American Chamber, and the Cincinnati Development Fund.

Clifton Cultural Arts Center presents a free virtual program on Zoom exploring the idea of the “third place,” a term coined by sociologist Ray Oldenburg to describe spaces beyond home and work where community life unfolds. Such places nurture connection, ease loneliness, and expand horizons. In conjunction with the Third Place exhibition, and with support from Pendleton Street Photography and FotoFocus, a panel of photographers and experts will reflect on how these spaces inspire dialogue, creativity, and belonging

Aeqai, an international online visual arts journal, hosts its twelfth annual silent art auction and benefit from 5:30 pm to 8 pm on Thursday, November 14 at Pendleton Street Photography, owned by Jens G. Rosenkrantz, Jr., and located in the Pendleton Studio Annex in Over-the-Rhine. The event supports Aeqai’s mission to provide critical dialogue on the arts. Board president Cedric Michael Cox noted, “Aeqai offers a strong journal with thoughtful, in-depth reviews of exhibitions in the visual arts, across both nonprofit institutions and commercial spaces, enriching the cultural landscape.”

If you were unable to attend the opening, or wish to learn more about the artists and their practice, join us on Saturday the 14th. Joan Effertz will speak about the work she produced in Havana, while Yudith will present the collection of prints. These works were created at the Taller Experimental de la Gráfica, founded in 1962 in Old Havana and recognized as one of Latin America’s most prestigious printmaking centers, where tradition and innovation converge in a unique cultural dialogue.

Annex Gallery presents an exhibition of prints acquired from the Taller Experimental de la Gráfica de La Habana, founded in 1962 in the heart of Old Havana. Recognized as one of the most prestigious printmaking centers in Latin America, the Taller bridges tradition and innovation, bringing together classical techniques and contemporary languages. This exhibition offers Cincinnati a unique window into Cuban art, enriching the city with the vitality of its visual culture.