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[archpaper]

Cincinnati Music Hall renovation to begin next year, for late 2017 reopening

Cincinnati Music Hall renovation to begin next year, for late 2017 reopening

(Courtesy 3CDC)

After nearly a decade in the works, the renovation of Cincinnati’s grand Music Hall has a construction timeline. The $129 million construction project crept along for years, the building languishing while preservationists sought to raise funds for its restoration—even as the fortunes of the surrounding neighborhood of Over-the-Rhine surged.

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[criticalvisionary-blog]

The power to authoritatively see and produce the range of phenomena that are consequential for the organization of a society is not homogeneously distributed. Different professions--medicine, law, the police--have the power to legitimately see, constitute, and articulate alternative kinds of events. Professional vision is perspectival, lodged within specific social entities, and unevenly allocated.

Charles Goodwin, "Profesional Vision"; American Anthropologist

[criticalvisionary-blog]

Critical Visions Project

I am UC student looking to disrupt the aesthetic of 3CDC's gentrifying projects in downtown OTR. My purpose is not to critique 3CDC as an organization but to cause people who navigate the space of OTR to think differently about beauty and the value of human interactions with people of all social brackets, creeds and colors.

It is my belief that there is a discordance between the economic disparity of the inhabitants of OTR and the newly "revitalized" buildings that encase businesses catering to affluent crowds of suburbanites. My goal is not to fix the system but rather to draw attention to visual cues such as what makes an area "nice" or "rough" and why such divisions exist. I would like to blur such distinctions and create a new dialogue for Cincinnati dwellers to participate in on a visual and conversational level.

Beauty, security, and comfort are all contingent on the one who defines it, but through these refractions we can have a justice of visual culture in OTR. 

[nickoleptic]

washington park is opening across the street today

it is a distracting, distracting morning at over-the-rhine community housing

and i have never regretted forgetting my recorder more

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Paint Building next project in transformation of Over-the-Rhine

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Downtown Cincinnati is rising - awesome news report

[theburyingbeetle]

News from Cincinnati

We -- lots of us who live and work in this town -- have been alternating between calling our behavior for at least the last 24 hours -- honest, our behavioral quirks started before the game and manifested themselves throughout the city causing us to, for awhile, mistakenly blame the new moon or, in some cases, the sudden revelation that the quasi-public Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation (3CDC) has bought the building housing Rohs, the last and long-loved hardware store in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, and the store will go out of business in January -- anyway, we've been alternating between calling our collective citywide behavior "4 errors and out" and "the days and nights we lost in the lights." And we've been saying of 3CDC, "They don't grow, they metastasize." At least for the Reds there's a sliver of hope this side of chemo or radical surgery. Maybe.