All Else Pales 2 Calendar of Events

Join us to celebrate the opening reception for this multi-dimensional exhibit about the environment. Sponsored by The Brueggeman Center for Dialogue at Xavier University

The Ohio Valley Forestry Fellowship will make a presentation about their mission to increase the size and diversity of our forest canopy through planting trees and distributing seedlings. Potted seedlings giveaway.

Featuring out-of-town artists
 Stephen Hall, John Sabraw, and Albertus Gorman. This discussion will be moderated by Sue Spaid, an Adjunct Professor in the School of Art at the University of Cincinnati, and at Northern Kentucky University where she teaches environmental ethics. Sponsored by Sustainergy, a worker-owned solar and energy efficiency company committed to sustainability and social justice.

Studio Kroner welcomes the University of Cincinnati’s Institute for Research in Sensing  (IRiS) to host an "Alloy Series Discussion" as part of All Else Pales 2. Moderated by co-curator Devan Horton. 

We invite you to join us for a wide-ranging, participatory discussion weaving together ecological, spiritual, agricultural, political, and artistic perspectives to make sense of this moment. As both ecological and human communities struggle to respond to change, wise action and contemplation are as necessary as grief. Human activity is reshaping life on our planet like never before. Your voice is essential.

The Alloy Series brings diverse perspectives to emerging topics in sensing, perception, and sensor technology, while engaging Cincinnati and its curious communities. Extending IRiS’ core mission, Alloys unite voices from STEM, humanities, and the arts to explore sensing’s histories and futures. These informal pop-up events occur in unexpected locations and are always free and open to the public.

Doors open at 7:00.

The Center for Public Engagement with Science collaborates across UC and with partner organizations in Greater Cincinnati to put on public-facing initiatives and to teach and research effective practices in public engagement. Moderated by Peter Crawley, Senior Sustainability Strategist at Sustainability Roundtable in Boston.  Learn More >

Featuring local eco-artists Devan Horton and Julia O. Bianco, and moderated by Chandra Frank, Assistant Professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the University of Cincinnati. Sponsored by the Sara M. & Michelle Vance Waddell Foundation. 

Kids Act Out!, Youth Theater Education of Cincinnati, presents "Eco Tales," where we explore what nature might say to us amidst the vast amounts of information we receive. Join Kids Act Out as we personify the Earth and its wonders, igniting curiosity and inspiring eco-awareness through performance. Come hear nature’s voice!  Kids Act Out!,  brings the exciting world of theatre to schools to help students explore their creativity, develop their social and emotional skills, and enhance their academic progress through the arts. Kids Act OUT!'s programs focuses on teaching the principles and practices of theatre while making meaningful connections to real-life experiences. Ticketing is done through the Liberty Theater, but the performances will be performed at Studio Kroner. 

Kids Act Out!, Youth Theater Education of Cincinnati, presents "Eco Tales," where we explore what nature might say to us amidst the vast amounts of information we receive. Join Kids Act Out as we personify the Earth and its wonders, igniting curiosity and inspiring eco-awareness through performance. Come hear nature’s voice!  Kids Act Out!,  brings the exciting world of theatre to schools to help students explore their creativity, develop their social and emotional skills, and enhance their academic progress through the arts. Kids Act OUT!'s programs focuses on teaching the principles and practices of theatre while making meaningful connections to real-life experiences. Ticketing is done through the Liberty Theater, but the performances will be performed at Studio Kroner. 

Gather with Elaine Olund to explore meditative and creative tools to build resilience. No experience with meditation or creative writing is required—this is a grounding, non-judgmental practice. Bring an open heart, a pen and paper/journal (extras on hand if you forget).  Space is limited to 20 people. Please register in advance to secure your spot.

Presentation with The Office of Environment & Sustainability at City of Cincinnati (OES) on The Green Cincinnati Plan (GCP) that has helped establish Cincinnati as a national leader in sustainability and an attractive destination for businesses and individuals. 

Sponsored by Shomrei Olam, Jewish Environmental Advocates of Cincinnati.

Poetry readings about the environment Anthology will be available for purchase. Sponsored by Just Earth Cincinnati, a catalyst, empowering residents to make the Cincinnati region a vibrant community in which just, reciprocal and harmonious relationships with the Earth, her people, her creatures, and her ecosystems are cultivated.

Local playwright Mary Kroner and citizen artists celebrate Earth’s life-sustaining systems in a unique, thought-provoking, and fun performance. This performance of vignettes, done as a theatrical pageant.  With music, movement, humor and insights this performance by an ad hoc group of citizen artists will celebrate Systems of the Earth that keep us alive in a style the likes of which you have never seen. This will be engaging, thought provoking, poignant and fun. It will be a one-of-a-kind performance.

Local playwright Mary Kroner and citizen artists celebrate Earth’s life-sustaining systems in a unique, thought-provoking, and fun performance. This performance of vignettes, done as a theatrical pageant.  With music, movement, humor and insights this performance by an ad hoc group of citizen artists will celebrate Systems of the Earth that keep us alive in a style the likes of which you have never seen. This will be engaging, thought provoking, poignant and fun. It will be a one-of-a-kind performance.

Join us as we bring this multi-disciplinary exhibition to a close.