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Jeff Hazelden presents different views of adulthood

For his new book, ‘these are adults,’ the Columbus photographer surveyed six locals on what it means to grow up, embracing the project as ‘a celebration of the different ways we navigate life.’

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Charlie Goering harnesses his ghosts for ‘Anima, Animus’

The Cincinnati artist’s new exhibition opens at No Place Gallery on Friday, Sept. 4.

Signe Damron begins to see things more clearly with ‘Sift Me Through’

The Columbus poet said her new collection, illustrated by artist Marcus Blackwell, arrived as she began ‘processing and coming into my own.’

Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz finds in history lessons for this current moment

The author will celebrate the release of her new work of historical nonfiction, ‘The Ballad of the Fugitive William Parker,’ in conversation with Ernest Cline, Hanif Abdurraqib, and Scott Woods at CCAD this weekend.

‘Southern Oracles’ shines a light on Columbus’ South Side

For his latest show, which takes place free at Ohio State’s Weigel Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 1, Scott Woods brings together musicians, dancers, rappers, and more to explore a side of town that he said holds the city’s ‘truth.’

Nerdcore Summer Camp prepares to make its debut in Columbus

Performers whose songs touch on everything from computers to the everyday realities of life as a stepdad will take over the stage at Spacebar on Saturday, Aug. 29.

‘Art from the Inside’ gives voice to the incarcerated

A new exhibition at All People Arts features work by artists from Trumbull and Grafton correctional institutions and runs through Oct. 28.

Chad the Bird to opine on human life at the Columbus Comedy Festival

Josh Zagoren gave birth to his avian puppet more than 15 years ago during a whiskey-fueled night in the basement of a Chicago theater.

RJD2 and Supastition push each other to new heights on ‘According To…’

The Columbus producer will team with the North Carolina rapper to headline a reborn 2x2 Hip-Hop Festival at Land-Grant on Saturday, Aug. 29.

Damon Mosley and Darryl Dunning II join forces to help people feel seen

The new collaborative film project brewing between the director and actor has its roots in the East Side Columbus neighborhood in which the two were born and raised.