Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, 1001 Colors is celebrating the Hispanic artists who have helped shape Cincinnati’s public art landscape through their creativity, perspectives, and stories.

Public art has the power to reflect the people, histories, and cultures that make up a city. Throughout Cincinnati, these artists have brought their distinct artistic voices to our neighborhoods, creating works that invite curiosity, conversation, and connection.

This month, we’re taking a moment to recognize several of the artists who have contributed to 1001 Colors projects and celebrate the lasting impact of their work throughout our city.

We’re grateful to these artists for sharing their creativity with Cincinnati and for contributing works that make our city's public spaces more vibrant, thoughtful, and connected.

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we invite you to experience these works in person and celebrate the artists and cultural perspectives that continue to enrich Cincinnati through public art.

Featured Artworks

“Put Yourself In the Picture Cincinnati” by Roberto Lugo
📍 Hannan ArtPark, 2430 Gilbert Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45206

“Casa Colina” by Karla Batres Gilvin + Bradly Gilvin
📍 821 Purcell Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45205

“constellation (rumi maki)” by william cordova
📍 2827 Gilbert Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45207

“Azucar” by Jorge Rodiguez Diez
📍 1405 Walnut St., Cincinnati, OH 45202

“Skybundle: A Codex Transmitter” by Rebecca Nava Soto
📍 First Financial Center, 525 Elm St., Cincinnati, OH 45202