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Final Days

Rembrandt: Masterpieces in Black and White

February 7–May 17, 2026
Opening June 13

The Scandinavian Home: Landscape and Lore

On View

Beyond the Picturesque

The American Landscape as a Site of Memory, Identity, and Continuity
Final Weeks

An Old Homestead: E. T. Hurley Works Gifted to the Taft

Collection Display

Experience Art

The Taft is home to an impressive art collection displayed in a unique historical setting, changing exhibitions, and world-famous murals. Plus, you can access the museum’s over 800 works of art online, anytime. 

Explore and Play

Explore the museum through talks, workshops, tours and more designed for all ages!

Indulge Your Palate

Enjoy a scrumptious menu including boozy brunch, savory lunch, and grab-and-go coffee and tea service at the Taft Café.  

More to Discover

Social Discourse: Tunde Wey and Annissa Lewis

13 May 2026

Celebrating 40 years of the Duncanson Artist-in-Residence Program, this conversation features reflections from Tunde Wey on his residency—where food becomes a powerful lens for social discourse—and Annissa Lewis's collaboration on one of his public events. Together, they explore how art, community, and conversation intersect.

An Evening Etched with Impact: The 2026 Taft Fundraising Gala

04 May 2026

The Taft Museum of Art welcomed guests and supporters to the museum on May 1, 2026, to experience the "Black and White Bash: A Night at the Taft," a celebration and gala supporting the museum’s educational and outreach programs grossing over $319K. Learn more about the evening's impact and see highlights from the festivities here!

A Duet of Artistic Inspiration | In Conversation with Duncanson Artists-in-Residence Kathy Wade and Tracy Walker

27 April 2026

In January 2026, two Cincinnati-based musicians with a passion for art and shared history as Duncanson Artists-in-Residence came together in a spirited dialogue in celebration of the program’s 40th anniversary. Learn more from Kathy Wade (1988) and singer-songwriter Tracy Walker (2011) and experience how two artists, decades apart, found meaning in their experiences as Duncanson Artists-in-Residence in excerpts from their conversation.

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