Henry Hondroulis reflects on the journey in ‘The Safari’
The artist and Bexley native will celebrate the opening of his deeply personal new exhibition at Awesome Gallery from 1-3 p.m. on Saturday, April 5.
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Scott Short views old work with new eyes in No Place Gallery exhibition
The Columbus artist opens up about the evolving meanings he has uncovered in the career-spanning ‘Confundere,’ which will remain on view at the downtown gallery through Friday, March 28.
Echo Martin learns to begin again
The Columbus artist’s new exhibition, ‘Proof of Life,’ which opens at 934 Gallery today (Friday, March 21), sets works informed by self-discovery aside drawings that give monstrous life to those encroaching forces increasingly determined to erase trans people from existence.
Time travel leads Vivienne Vega and Casey ‘Oddfellow’ Ward to the Luney Awards
The ElectroCult Circus musicians will co-host the first annual Luney Awards at Natalie’s Grandview on Sunday, March 23.
House of Cai brings art, community to the South Side
Bobbi Towns had no plans to open a gallery when she was presented with the opportunity to take over the space at 1854 Parsons Ave. Now with the help of a small but dedicated team, the artist is learning to embrace the moment.
German horror classic finds new life in ‘Shadow Cabinet’
In a new exhibition opening at CCAD’s Beeler Gallery on Thursday, March 13, Mary Jo Bole and Danielle Norton draw a line from the Trump era to the 1920 film ‘The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.’
Matthew Pitts is on a mission to make his inner child laugh
The Columbus poet, photographer and filmmaker said landing a pair of his pictures online at Vogue in mid-February served as an affirmation that he is on the right creative path.
The evolution of artist Mark Spurgeon
The painter and Greenhorn guitarist will host a reception for his first art exhibition in two decades today (Friday, Feb. 28) at Northwood Artspace.
‘It feels like a backwards step’: Columbus Recreation and Parks Department bans nude models at the Cultural Arts Center
'If people aren’t studying art in a really nourished way, and they’re being limited or censored, I think that hurts the culture at large.'
Marcus Blackwell slows down to take in the ‘Songs of Stillness’
The Columbus artist’s new exhibition, now on display at St. James Tavern, emerged from a challenging year in which he learned to overcome grief by accepting the need to sit with it.
Scott Short views old work with new eyes in No Place Gallery exhibition
The Columbus artist opens up about the evolving meanings he has uncovered in the career-spanning ‘Confundere,’ which will remain on view at the downtown gallery through Friday, March 28.
Echo Martin learns to begin again
The Columbus artist’s new exhibition, ‘Proof of Life,’ which opens at 934 Gallery today (Friday, March 21), sets works informed by self-discovery aside drawings that give monstrous life to those encroaching forces increasingly determined to erase trans people from existence.
Time travel leads Vivienne Vega and Casey ‘Oddfellow’ Ward to the Luney Awards
The ElectroCult Circus musicians will co-host the first annual Luney Awards at Natalie’s Grandview on Sunday, March 23.
House of Cai brings art, community to the South Side
Bobbi Towns had no plans to open a gallery when she was presented with the opportunity to take over the space at 1854 Parsons Ave. Now with the help of a small but dedicated team, the artist is learning to embrace the moment.
German horror classic finds new life in ‘Shadow Cabinet’
In a new exhibition opening at CCAD’s Beeler Gallery on Thursday, March 13, Mary Jo Bole and Danielle Norton draw a line from the Trump era to the 1920 film ‘The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.’
Matthew Pitts is on a mission to make his inner child laugh
The Columbus poet, photographer and filmmaker said landing a pair of his pictures online at Vogue in mid-February served as an affirmation that he is on the right creative path.
The evolution of artist Mark Spurgeon
The painter and Greenhorn guitarist will host a reception for his first art exhibition in two decades today (Friday, Feb. 28) at Northwood Artspace.
‘It feels like a backwards step’: Columbus Recreation and Parks Department bans nude models at the Cultural Arts Center
'If people aren’t studying art in a really nourished way, and they’re being limited or censored, I think that hurts the culture at large.'
Marcus Blackwell slows down to take in the ‘Songs of Stillness’
The Columbus artist’s new exhibition, now on display at St. James Tavern, emerged from a challenging year in which he learned to overcome grief by accepting the need to sit with it.