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.
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‘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.
Matthew Ellis reckons with the impacts of religion in ‘Little Heresies’
The Columbus poet will celebrate the release of his debut collection with a reading at Two Dollar Radio Headquarters on Tuesday, Aug. 25.
Laura Ellstrom masks up for Alley Islands
The Columbus illustrator and painter often creates works that feature masked figures reflective of everything from isolation to whimsy, including a new mural featured at this weekend’s Alley Islands.
‘I never had any aspirations for it and I still don’t’: Inside the slow, steady rise of Clean Demon Records
Mario Malachi founded the Ohio-based DIY label in 2019 as a landing page for his many bands and has since expanded on this vision to release a string of great records from the likes of Golomb, Big Fat Head, and Long Odds, among countless others.
‘Blood Pressures’ goes deeper at No Place Gallery
The exhibition, which closes on Saturday, Aug, 22, finds a group of artists engaged with interior worlds.
Amber Groome finds resilience in ‘Internal Garden’
The Columbus artist’s new exhibition will remain on display at Sarah Gormley Gallery through Sept. 5.
‘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.
Matthew Ellis reckons with the impacts of religion in ‘Little Heresies’
The Columbus poet will celebrate the release of his debut collection with a reading at Two Dollar Radio Headquarters on Tuesday, Aug. 25.
Laura Ellstrom masks up for Alley Islands
The Columbus illustrator and painter often creates works that feature masked figures reflective of everything from isolation to whimsy, including a new mural featured at this weekend’s Alley Islands.
‘I never had any aspirations for it and I still don’t’: Inside the slow, steady rise of Clean Demon Records
Mario Malachi founded the Ohio-based DIY label in 2019 as a landing page for his many bands and has since expanded on this vision to release a string of great records from the likes of Golomb, Big Fat Head, and Long Odds, among countless others.
‘Blood Pressures’ goes deeper at No Place Gallery
The exhibition, which closes on Saturday, Aug, 22, finds a group of artists engaged with interior worlds.
Amber Groome finds resilience in ‘Internal Garden’
The Columbus artist’s new exhibition will remain on display at Sarah Gormley Gallery through Sept. 5.