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Britni Bicknaver

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Nature's Clock: https://inhand.cincymuseum.org/artists_eye_get_into_nature/

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Most gorgeous bride ever!
Congratulations to my sweet friends Britni and Chris on their big day!! I’m so happy I could be a nosey instigator and help nudge these lovebirds together:) by @britnibick

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You’re invited to the 23rd IRiS Alloy, titled “Multisensoriality, Longing, and Art” on Thursday, February 19 from 6-8 pm in the Great Hall at the Cincinnati Art Museum. IRiS Alloys are adventurous, participatory discussions where people from diverse viewpoints meet to wander together in conversation on a topic related to sensing or perception. As always, IRiS Alloys are free and open to the public. Join us and contribute your thoughts and ideas as we talk about how art engages with the senses, and how this is related to emotional impact, memory, and longing.

Joining us will be Britni Bicknaver

Britni Bicknaver is an artist, storyteller, and educator who specializes in immersive audio experiences. Her work ranges from museum audio tours to sound installations that transform environments, photographs, and found objects. by @britnibick

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All this time inside got you wanting to redecorate? Prints from my residency at Peacock and Worm in Scotland now on display at The Comet and ready to go home with you for $20! Get your Jerk Tofu fix and go home with something new for your wall! taken in THE COMET by @britnibick

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Hope to see you next Wed. Nov. 5th!

Step inside the historic John Hauck House and uncover 150 years of stories through '812 Dayton Street', an immersive audio installation by Cincinnati artist Britni Bicknaver.

Equal parts artwork and audio tour, the experience reveals the lives of residents, builders, and conservators—bringing the past to life through sound.

This story of one house is the story of our city.

Join me Wed., Nov. 5th from 5-7 at 812 Dayton St. to help welcome this piece in the world or make an appointment with Cincinnati Preservation to experience the house one on one.

The opening reception is FREE and open to the public — RSVP is requested.
🔗 RSVP and details: https://forms.donorsnap.com/form?id=f69569c9-59f1-4215-888f-168cb7c3b604&fbclid=IwY2xjawNwlZRleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFPdTZ1NnJiOXh0Q0pSOGhDAR5z1v0Y88IdeN7TH1V1AdRagt_Zc6PSLUljT3Yz0oy-lIrCqSrlOacJhx6dgA_aem_R_E_yYPCuurXk-0ooIaYRw

Many thanks to Cincinnati Preservation, Cincinnati Preservation Young Preservationists, ArtsWave, and The Annex Gallery! taken in Cincinnati, Ohio by @britnibick

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This Saturday! Portals, Pathways and the Space Between Us. After traveling the state of Kentucky, this one-night exhibit comes to Covington, featuring a sound work, River Gaze, by Brianna Kelly and me, reimagined in a sound installation by Nick Keeling!

Saturday, Oct. 18th
6-9
Covington Plaza, Underground Walkway
144 Madison Ave. Covington, KY 41011 by @britnibick

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Having an absolute blast in sunny (?!?!) Aberdeen, Scotland as an artist in residence at Peacock and Worm, a printmaking studio and gallery. I’m nerding out hard with 12th century churches, Pictish stones, and Risograph printers. Hey Mom, I finally actually learned Photoshop! Many thanks to the Great Meadows Foundation for this opportunity! taken in Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom by @britnibick

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Last fall, Brianna Kelly and I made a little sound piece called River Gaze for BLINK. This summer and fall, we're seeing our piece travel the state of Kentucky!

Thanks to Sso-Rha Kang (Cincinnati, curator of The Carnegie), The Carnegie (Covington, KY) in collaboration with KADIST (Paris), River Gaze will appear in 6 cities in "Portals, Pathways, and the Space Between Us" as part of KADIST's ongoing international program Double Takes.

Tonight is the kick-off in Lexington, KY, hosted by Institute 193!

CINCINNATI SEE YOU OCT. 18

Sunday, June 29, 2025
Location: Institute 193, Lexington, Kentucky

Saturday, July 19, 2025
Location: KMAC Contemporary Art Museum, Louisville, Kentucky

Friday, August 22, 2025
Location: Josephine Sculpture Park, Frankfort, Kentucky

Thursday, September 4, 2025
Bernheim Forest and Arboretum, Clermont, Kentucky

Saturday, October 18, 2025
Location: The Carnegie, Covington, Kentucky

Thursday, November 6, 2025
Location: Eastern Kentucky University Gilles Gallery, Richmond, Kentucky

https://thecarnegie.com/kadist/ by @britnibick

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Over two years, I visited the John A. and Judy Ruthven Get Into Nature Gallery at the Cincinnati Museum Center in the stillness and quiet of Wednesdays when the museum is closed to the public. I moved slowly from exhibit to exhibit, contemplating and writing about nature's pure magic and mystical systems, sitting cross-legged on the museum's carpeted floor. It was a dream for me.

The culmination of these sessions is Nature's Clock, a meditative and narrative sound experience that transports listeners further into the subject of the Get Into Nature Gallery—the edge of Appalachia—through the lens of our yearly seasonal cycle.

Nature's Clock opens to the public tomorrow. I'll be there from 10-1, proudly introducing my work to browsing families and museum enthusiasts like myself.

Though Nature's Clock is designed to be experienced in the museum, it can also transport you to the Appalachian forest for 12 minutes anytime. Just click the link in Bio.

Thank you to the amazing museum staff, especially Arynn McCandless and Stacey Kutish!

#appalachia #appalachianaturepreserve #appalachianature #audiotour #cincinnatimuseumcenter taken in Cincinnati Museum Center by @britnibick

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Last week to see “Tremor” and last day for me to be your gallery attendant! Stop by The Well 2868 Colerain today from 1-4 or through May 26 to see my latest work “Stuttering Composition” in this group show close to my heart.

“Tremor” is the latest installment of The Response Project, a Music and Arts festival helmed by Cincinnati’s favorite pianist Brianna Matzke:

TREMOR began in 2020, when pianist Brianna Matzke was diagnosed with a neurological condition called “essential tremor,” which caused her hands to shake. In the ensuing months following her diagnosis, she came to realize that the tremor was not hindering her artistry, but was in actuality at the heart of her authenticity as a musician.

Matzke has asked a collection of artists and composers to create new work in response to her shaking hands and related experiences. Each new work represents not only the artist’s response to Brianna’s tremor, but also their own lived and embodied experiences. Each artist’s body and its inherent abilities have become the generating source of the creative material. The works explore individual artists’ perceptions and responses to disability. Personal expression in the face of misunderstanding, and creating a more inclusive society.

https://www.theresponseproject.org
https://www.britnibicknaver.com taken in The Well by @britnibick

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