23 Aug We are hiring! CCAC is looking for an Events & Gallery Coordinator

Job Title: Events & Gallery Coordinator Reports To: Executive Director Organization Background: The Clifton Cultural Arts Center (CCAC) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to strengthening the critical link between participation in the cultural arts and successful children, adults and communities.  Since opening our doors in September 2008, CCAC has attracted over 140,000 visitors to enjoy an exhibit, class or event. Opportunity: CCAC seeks a dynamic, detail-oriented self-starter who is committed to the arts and community building, and would like to take a key role in our fun, fast-paced environment.   CCAC is hiring an Events & Gallery Coordinator. This role will allow an entrepreneurial individual...

11 Sep The Golden Ticket Winners Announced!

Winners Best in Show: Barbara Ahlbrand “Shirt 2” 2nd Place: Mandie Reiber “Frail” 3rd Place: Claire Talbot “The Plight of the Honeybee” Host Choice: Justin West & Sam Ferris-Morris “Radiate” Honorable Mention: Laura Krugh “Three Graces” Honorable Mention: Kent Krugh “Spectral” People’s Choice: Will be announced on Tuesday, September 30th. Artist Talk Join CCAC and the Clifton Community Tuesday, September 30th from 5:30 pm – 7 pm as they spend an evening listening to The Golden Ticket’s, Best in Show, 2nd Place, and 3rd Place winner! All are welcome to come hear these talented artist speak on how they not only got their start in the...

21 Oct Clifton Cultural Arts Center hires executive director

The Clifton Cultural Arts Center (CCAC), located in the heart of Clifton’s gaslight neighborhood, has hired Leslie Mooney as executive director. She will succeed Ruth Dickey as the organization’s second executive director since its founding in 2008. Before joining CCAC, Mooney served as director of development for the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. In that role, she worked with various private and government funders on multi-million dollar grants. For example, she secured a $1.8 million grant from the Racial Healing initiative of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. She also created Freedom Center Business Collaborative, a group of corporate partners interested in diversity, inclusion,...

04 Sep Watch: CCAC celebrates it’s 5 year anniversary (Channel 5 News)

20 Feb AEQAI: Ruth Dickey — Founding Executive Director of Clifton Cultural Arts Center

06 May Listen: Dick Waller talks about his installation at CCAC for WVXU’s “Around Cincinnati” (mp3)

07 Apr Watch: Yelp Helps Video

18 Mar AEQAI: A Review of our current Exhibition, Inside/Out, by Jennifer Purdum

07 Mar Listen: Ruth’s interview on NPR’s Around Cincinnati

06 Mar Uptown Cincinnati: CCAC Named Small Nonprofit of the Year by Uptown Consortium