‘Grindstones and Rhinestones,’ set to take place at Natalie’s Grandview on Friday, Jan. 30, features performances from Moe Reen, Mery Steel, and the Hen & the Crow.
The author and historian, who will be in town at Used Kids this week to discuss his new book on the pioneering rap trio, has uncovered new meaning in its work with each passing decade.
There’s certainly some irony in a visit from ‘The War on Cars’ podcast hosts Sarah Goodyear and Doug Gordon being canceled by a Level 3 snow emergency that prevented drivers from taking to the road on Sunday.
The Kurdish artist’s staggering new exhibition, ‘In(Out)Side,’ will remain on display at the downtown gallery through Feb. 21.
In curating the ‘Young Artists of Columbus’ exhibition now on display at Urban Arts Space, Imara January wanted to open the eyes of young creators to the potential of life in the arts.
The Columbus artist and recipient of the 2026 Aminah Robinson Fellowship plans to embrace the residency as an opportunity to take her work in bold new directions.
The Columbus artist’s new exhibition, co-curated by Reg Zehner, kicks off with an opening reception at Pecha Projects today (Friday, Jan. 16).
The Columbus trio’s new album, out on streaming services this week, is nearly two decades in the making.
Following the release of ‘Basket Ball: The Story of the All-American Game,’ the celebrated artist and picture book author will appear in conversation with fellow roundball aficionado Hanif Abdurraqib at King Arts Complex on Wednesday, Jan. 14.
The Columbus rapper views his new album, released in late December, as a needed antidote to dark times.
