I am very proud to announce the opening of Architectonic Lyricism at Northern Kentucky University Art Galleries. Architectonic Lyricism, is a retrospective of the first fifteen years of my career. The pieces featured explore my evolving interest in reinventing the geometries in both man-made and natural environments with various themes, including music and its correlation to the visual compositions and creative spirit. From my earlier large scale abstract drawings, followed by my exploration of the urban cityscape, to recent paintings depicting rhythmic movements in nature, this show highlights my past influences and future aspirations. The show opens to the public August 18th and the artist reception will be on September 4th from 5 – 7 pm. To RSVP for the event follow this link.
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Brian Joiner and Paul Klee, Sources of Inspiration for the exhibition “Inspired” at the Kennedy Heights Arts Center” currated by Saad Ghosen

Brian’s Dream by Cedric Michael Cox inspired by the work of Paul Klee and Brian Joiner
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Join me Saturday January 18th from 6 – 8 pm, for the opening reception of Inspiration at the Kennedy Heights Arts Center. This exhibition will feature artist who created works of art inspired by the people and places that inspire them. The work that I submitted for the show was inspired by two paintings by German Swiss painter, Paul Klee and a painting by Cincinnati based painter Brain Joiner. Gallery talk for this show will be on Saturday February 5th, from 1 – 3 and the exhibition will continue through March 1st.
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Cincinnati Enquirer : Revisiting Our 10 picks for 2013
In the last week of December 2012, the Cincinnati Enquirer featured individuals whose work was advancing the arts in the Cincinnati region. In the final week of December 2013, the Enquirer caught up with last year’s top picks to see what we’ve been up too. I would like to thank writer Julie Engebrecht for checking in with me and including me in this year’s report, Revisiting Our 10 picks for 2013 .
My Summer at the Kennedy Heights Arts Center
From turning junk yard automobiles into works of art to creating paintings and drawings that where featured in the Community Art Centers Day Parade, my Summer at Kennedy Heights Arts Center’s Camp Create and Hill Top Apartments Art Camp was one to remember. Thank you to all the young artist I had the honor of working with who inspired me to give my very best. I will return to Kennedy Hieghts Arts Center this fall for the Teen Art Studio that I will be instructing. To find out more information on this and other educational programs for the youth the Kennedy Heights Arts Center follow this link http://kennedyarts.org/Programs/Youth-Classes.html
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