High school kids. The cliques are determined by who is working on which project. Not where they live. Not skin color. Not hair style or muscles.
Students show up early for their minimum-wage jobs and stay late.
Then, just when you think you've seen it all, you get an eyeful of what they have been working on. This giant three-dimensional billboard is stunning. Sitting with van Gogh Visitors to the Cincinnati Art Museum and the Taft Museum can lounge on benches painted with copies of Miro and Whistler. You can sit down and throw your arm around a cutout of van Gogh. This is not really about government-subsidized art, I promise, although a lot of the money comes from city and state grants.