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‘What message are we sending when we reward work with no humanity whatsoever?’
After an AI-created image won the grand prize in the Ohio State Fair poster competition, organizers announced their intent to reconsider the use of the technology in future contests amid vocal backlash from the state’s arts community.
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Change takes many forms within ‘Metamorphosis’
The new group exhibition at the Riffe Gallery kicks off with an opening reception from 2-4 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 1.
Minority Threat begins to find a new way forward ahead of Blockout Bash
The split Columbus/Cleveland hardcore quartet headlines Dirty Dungarees as part of the daylong Old North festival on Saturday, Aug. 1.
Local Politics: A rundown of what the Flock is going on
The Columbus City Council is seeking public testimony ahead of an early August hearing on the future of Flock, a license-plate-reading surveillance camera system.
Lilly Hiatt captures the restlessness of settling down with ‘Forever’
The Nashville singer and songwriter headlines a concert at Natalie’s Grandview on Thursday, July 30.
‘The whole time we were chasing our dreams, we were actually living the dream’
Long-running Columbus power-pop band Watershed will celebrate the reissue of Joe Oestreich’s memoir ‘Hitless Wonder’ with a conversation at Used Kids Records and a sold-out concert at Natalie’s Grandview.
Read Rob Harvilla’s foreword to the 15th anniversary edition of ‘Hitless Wonder’
‘[This] is a book about how and why this wonderful and awe-inspiringly resilient band won’t ever stop.’