Linnea Larsdotter Mikkelä embraces duality with ‘and there I was in all my danger’
The new exhibition from the poet and visual artist opens today (Friday, June 13) at Secret Studio.
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Michael Bush and his ‘dark passengers’ take center stage at Sarah Gormley Gallery
‘These are all different modes of me,’ the Columbus artist said of the abstract figures on display in ‘Beautiful Monsters,’ which will remain on view through July 2.
Hakim Callwood is back for ‘Revenge’
The Columbus artist makes a welcome return with his first solo exhibition in years, which kicks off with an opening reception at Sonnys Barbershop & Art Gallery on Saturday, June 7.
Tyiesha Radford Shorts looks to the past for new Urban Arts Space residency
‘Seeing how Black folk have systematically attempted to salvage or save our own histories … kind of makes me feel like part of a legacy. And it makes me feel like I am doing the work that the predecessors laid out for me.’
Comics artist Carol Tyler still feels compelled to tell her story
The iconic writer and illustrator is the subject of a new retrospective show, ‘Write It Down, Draw It Out: The Comics Art of Carol Tyler,’ currently on view at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum.
‘Wild Earth’ allows Andy Rahe to revisit the months he apprenticed with Toshiko Takaezu
For 13 months beginning in 1998, the local artist worked intensely alongside the legendary ceramicist, whose work is part of a retrospective now on display at the Columbus Museum of Art.
Dana Lynn Harper dives into the past to find a new way forward
Discontent with the large-scale, colorful works with which she made her name, the Columbus artist hit pause, taking time away to reconsider the story she wanted to tell and the form it needed to take.
Personal transformations lead to ‘Vessels in Red’
‘I think my work in this exhibition is a testament … to being who I am fully. I’m allowing my emotions to take up space without hesitation.'
Collage artist Emily Morgan follows her intuition
The Columbus creator’s new exhibition, ‘Decomposition: Dusk Effect,’ kicks off with an opening reception at the McConnell Arts Center on Thursday, May 8.
Isaac Harris is ready to meet you now
The photographer and Columbus native, whose work is currently on display at Hammond Harkins Galleries, lives to document the interesting people with whom he crosses paths in the course of his day-to-day adventures.
Michael Bush and his ‘dark passengers’ take center stage at Sarah Gormley Gallery
‘These are all different modes of me,’ the Columbus artist said of the abstract figures on display in ‘Beautiful Monsters,’ which will remain on view through July 2.
Hakim Callwood is back for ‘Revenge’
The Columbus artist makes a welcome return with his first solo exhibition in years, which kicks off with an opening reception at Sonnys Barbershop & Art Gallery on Saturday, June 7.
Tyiesha Radford Shorts looks to the past for new Urban Arts Space residency
‘Seeing how Black folk have systematically attempted to salvage or save our own histories … kind of makes me feel like part of a legacy. And it makes me feel like I am doing the work that the predecessors laid out for me.’
Comics artist Carol Tyler still feels compelled to tell her story
The iconic writer and illustrator is the subject of a new retrospective show, ‘Write It Down, Draw It Out: The Comics Art of Carol Tyler,’ currently on view at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum.
‘Wild Earth’ allows Andy Rahe to revisit the months he apprenticed with Toshiko Takaezu
For 13 months beginning in 1998, the local artist worked intensely alongside the legendary ceramicist, whose work is part of a retrospective now on display at the Columbus Museum of Art.
Dana Lynn Harper dives into the past to find a new way forward
Discontent with the large-scale, colorful works with which she made her name, the Columbus artist hit pause, taking time away to reconsider the story she wanted to tell and the form it needed to take.
Personal transformations lead to ‘Vessels in Red’
‘I think my work in this exhibition is a testament … to being who I am fully. I’m allowing my emotions to take up space without hesitation.'
Collage artist Emily Morgan follows her intuition
The Columbus creator’s new exhibition, ‘Decomposition: Dusk Effect,’ kicks off with an opening reception at the McConnell Arts Center on Thursday, May 8.
Isaac Harris is ready to meet you now
The photographer and Columbus native, whose work is currently on display at Hammond Harkins Galleries, lives to document the interesting people with whom he crosses paths in the course of his day-to-day adventures.