Baba Yaga comes home to roost with ‘Cold Hard Chicken Legs’
The AJ Vanderelli-curated exhibit, which centers on a centuries old Slavic myth, kicks off with an opening reception at Witchlab Lounge tonight (Friday, Dec. 6).
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Lance Johnson draws on the power of his ancestors for ‘Look at Us’
Shaped by everything from his mother’s death and the recent presidential election to an October trip to Selma, Alabama, a new collage piece by the Columbus artist sees him drawing on the past to find new ways to move forward.
Craftin’ Outlaws prepares to say goodbye
As the alternative craft fair prepares for its final go-round at the Bluestone on Sunday, Dec. 1, longtime coordinator Megan Green discussed the sense of community and spirit of play fostered by the event.
With Lindsay Gallery set to move downtown, founder Duff Lindsay takes a final look back
“One More Time,” the final exhibition before the long-running Short North gallery relocates downtown next year, kicks off with an opening celebration on Friday, Nov. 22.
Artist Mehri Davis stakes out a place of calm amid the chaos
In the aftermath of a stroke, Davis discovered focus and clarity in the act of creation, paving the way for a new exhibit opening this weekend at Awesome Gallery.
‘Paint Me a Road Out of Here’ unpacks the power, limitations of art
Screening at the Wexner Center for the Arts on Thursday, Nov. 7, Catherine Gund’s documentary weaves together the stories of artists Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter and the late Faith Ringgold, both of whom created work that stand in opposition to the carceral system.
Comics artist and writer Ken Eppstein takes one more look back
Standing on the precipice of what he described as a new era for Nix Comics, Eppstein recently revisited work he created alongside a host of collaborators over the last dozen-plus years for a trio of paperback collections.
Looming eviction threatens the end of Skylab Gallery
Barring last-minute reprieve, the long-running, artist-operated exhibition and performance space, which has existed on the fifth floor of 57 E. Gay St. since 1998, is about to enter its final month of existence.
The once-solitary world of printmaker Amy Caldwell begins to open up
Caldwell, who has been creating as a means of self-discovery since high school, will take part in a rare public exhibition of their art in a new group show at Home Sweet Gallery on Saturday, Oct. 26.
The beautifully empowering work of artist Sara E. Adrian
In ‘The Road,’ opening at 934 Gallery on Saturday, Oct. 19, the Columbus native and CCAD grad displays more than two dozen works meant at least in part to remind women that they’re worth more than what our society often says they are.
Lance Johnson draws on the power of his ancestors for ‘Look at Us’
Shaped by everything from his mother’s death and the recent presidential election to an October trip to Selma, Alabama, a new collage piece by the Columbus artist sees him drawing on the past to find new ways to move forward.
Craftin’ Outlaws prepares to say goodbye
As the alternative craft fair prepares for its final go-round at the Bluestone on Sunday, Dec. 1, longtime coordinator Megan Green discussed the sense of community and spirit of play fostered by the event.
With Lindsay Gallery set to move downtown, founder Duff Lindsay takes a final look back
“One More Time,” the final exhibition before the long-running Short North gallery relocates downtown next year, kicks off with an opening celebration on Friday, Nov. 22.
Artist Mehri Davis stakes out a place of calm amid the chaos
In the aftermath of a stroke, Davis discovered focus and clarity in the act of creation, paving the way for a new exhibit opening this weekend at Awesome Gallery.
‘Paint Me a Road Out of Here’ unpacks the power, limitations of art
Screening at the Wexner Center for the Arts on Thursday, Nov. 7, Catherine Gund’s documentary weaves together the stories of artists Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter and the late Faith Ringgold, both of whom created work that stand in opposition to the carceral system.
Comics artist and writer Ken Eppstein takes one more look back
Standing on the precipice of what he described as a new era for Nix Comics, Eppstein recently revisited work he created alongside a host of collaborators over the last dozen-plus years for a trio of paperback collections.
Looming eviction threatens the end of Skylab Gallery
Barring last-minute reprieve, the long-running, artist-operated exhibition and performance space, which has existed on the fifth floor of 57 E. Gay St. since 1998, is about to enter its final month of existence.
The once-solitary world of printmaker Amy Caldwell begins to open up
Caldwell, who has been creating as a means of self-discovery since high school, will take part in a rare public exhibition of their art in a new group show at Home Sweet Gallery on Saturday, Oct. 26.
The beautifully empowering work of artist Sara E. Adrian
In ‘The Road,’ opening at 934 Gallery on Saturday, Oct. 19, the Columbus native and CCAD grad displays more than two dozen works meant at least in part to remind women that they’re worth more than what our society often says they are.