HQ Function

Serves as the primary exhibition space, administrative hub, and center for educational programming, performances, and community engagement activities.

Notable Features:

Iconic building designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Zaha Hadid, featuring an 'Urban Carpet' lobby that connects the city to the museum, dynamic Jenga-like gallery spaces, and the 'UnMuseum' interactive learning center for families and children.

Work Culture:

A creative, collaborative, and mission-driven environment focused on artistic innovation, inclusivity, and community engagement. Staff are passionate about contemporary art and committed to making it accessible and meaningful to diverse audiences.

HQ Significance:

The Lois & Richard Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art is Zaha Hadid's first completed project in the United States and the first U.S. museum designed by a woman. It is a significant cultural landmark in Cincinnati and a key venue for showcasing contemporary art in the Midwest.

Values Reflected in HQ: Innovation in art and architecture, boldness in artistic expression, accessibility for all, deep community connection, and a commitment to presenting diverse contemporary artistic voices and perspectives.

Location:

While physically rooted in Cincinnati, the Contemporary Arts Center actively engages with the global art community. It achieves this by regularly exhibiting works by international artists, hosting traveling exhibitions, and participating in global art dialogues. The CAC's programming often explores themes of international relevance and showcases diverse cultural perspectives, connecting local audiences with global contemporary art trends, artists, and ideas.

Street Address:

44 E. 6th Street

City:

Cincinnati

State/Province:

OH

Country:

USA