Matt Yoho finds his way back with ‘Alright So Far’
The Columbus artist’s new solo exhibition – his first in nearly 15 years – kicks off with an opening reception at Awesome Gallery from 1-3 p.m. on Saturday, April 11.
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Columbus artist Colleen Scott learns how to love herself again
‘Redirected Pathways,’ which kicks off with an opening reception at the Franklin County Coroner’s Office on Thursday, April 2, centers on work created both pre- and post-sobriety, capturing a personal evolution that speaks to a range of universal concepts.
Emily Morgan and Hannah Maltry rely on instinct for ‘We Did It Wrong’
The two artists will host an opening reception for their exhibition at High Road Gallery & Studios from 6-8 p.m. on Saturday, March 28.
Brian Canini takes stock of 25 years in self-publishing
The Columbus comics artist will unpack lessons learned over the last quarter-century in a weekend talk at SPACE.
New report recommends cutting GCAC funding to increase the Experience Columbus marketing budget
Under the current model, GCAC receives 29 percent of the funds generated by the hotel/motel tax, which a FRAC report calls for reducing to 0 percent. In return, the share allocated to Experience Columbus would rise from 43 percent to 72 percent.
Shiva Addanki and Nikholis Planck continue the conversation in ‘American Inquisition’
The duo’s exhibition, now on view at No Place Gallery, looks both backward and forward, seeing echoes of this social and political moment in ‘the ruins of history.’
Kasmira Snyder reclaims the night in ‘Untethered’
The new exhibition from the Columbus artist kicks off with an opening reception at Wild Goose tonight (Friday, March 13).
Angelo Thomas finds blue skies on the other end of the rainbow in ‘Somewhere…’
The filmmaker will join artist Rebecca Butterworth in celebrating the release of their new ‘Wizard of Oz’-inspired comic at Laughing Ogre from noon-2 p.m. on Saturday, March 14.
Stephanie Rond hopes to kickstart a larger conversation on AI with ‘Pink Waves’
The Columbus artist wants her new exhibition at Chaos Contemporary Craft to be the start of a bigger discussion regarding the divisive technology.
Fifteen years in, Ken Eppstein remains committed to Nix Comics
‘There’s just the improbability of 15 years, and all of the things that have to happen to end up where I am now, doing what I’ve done, and doing what I continue to do.’
Columbus artist Colleen Scott learns how to love herself again
‘Redirected Pathways,’ which kicks off with an opening reception at the Franklin County Coroner’s Office on Thursday, April 2, centers on work created both pre- and post-sobriety, capturing a personal evolution that speaks to a range of universal concepts.
Emily Morgan and Hannah Maltry rely on instinct for ‘We Did It Wrong’
The two artists will host an opening reception for their exhibition at High Road Gallery & Studios from 6-8 p.m. on Saturday, March 28.
Brian Canini takes stock of 25 years in self-publishing
The Columbus comics artist will unpack lessons learned over the last quarter-century in a weekend talk at SPACE.
New report recommends cutting GCAC funding to increase the Experience Columbus marketing budget
Under the current model, GCAC receives 29 percent of the funds generated by the hotel/motel tax, which a FRAC report calls for reducing to 0 percent. In return, the share allocated to Experience Columbus would rise from 43 percent to 72 percent.
Shiva Addanki and Nikholis Planck continue the conversation in ‘American Inquisition’
The duo’s exhibition, now on view at No Place Gallery, looks both backward and forward, seeing echoes of this social and political moment in ‘the ruins of history.’
Kasmira Snyder reclaims the night in ‘Untethered’
The new exhibition from the Columbus artist kicks off with an opening reception at Wild Goose tonight (Friday, March 13).
Angelo Thomas finds blue skies on the other end of the rainbow in ‘Somewhere…’
The filmmaker will join artist Rebecca Butterworth in celebrating the release of their new ‘Wizard of Oz’-inspired comic at Laughing Ogre from noon-2 p.m. on Saturday, March 14.
Stephanie Rond hopes to kickstart a larger conversation on AI with ‘Pink Waves’
The Columbus artist wants her new exhibition at Chaos Contemporary Craft to be the start of a bigger discussion regarding the divisive technology.
Fifteen years in, Ken Eppstein remains committed to Nix Comics
‘There’s just the improbability of 15 years, and all of the things that have to happen to end up where I am now, doing what I’ve done, and doing what I continue to do.’