The age of Damon Zex
Remembrances flow for the video provocateur and free speech champion, who passed away June 21, and for the Columbus DIY scene from which he emerged.
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The past begins to crystallize for Tanya Kaiser
For her new exhibition, on display at 934 Gallery beginning on Friday, July 10, the Cleveland-based artist encased childhood objects in sugar crystals, intent on exploring the ways our culture consumes innocence.
Paul Tremblay seeks out a human connection
The author, who will be in town this weekend for the Columbus Book Festival, finds inspiration in the insidiousness of Big Tech for his latest novel, ‘Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep.’
The Columbus Book Festival summer reading list
Here are 13 books to get you hyped for this weekend’s fest and to help you while away the remainder of these sweltering summer days.
Oft Dreamy learns it takes two to tango
Alex Durr and Ian Graham will celebrate the release of their new mixtape in concert at Cafe Bourbon Street on Friday, July 10.
Dear Ms. Stevi can finally see everything
The Columbus poet will read this week at Streetlight Guild to kick off the open mic miniseries ‘All the Words.’
‘He was going to change the world’: Friends and family remember the life of Tomás Pacheco
The Columbus writer, who died on June 16 at age 24, leaves behind a legacy that those interviewed said will endure long after his passing.
Gathering Stars takes stock of ‘A Day in the Life’
The Columbus seven-piece, which performs a happy hour show at Dick’s Den on Friday, July 3, manages to hold onto hope while navigating hard times.
The urgency of the moment leads Christopher Sunami to ‘Free Your Mind’
The Columbus philosopher and author hopes to spark a larger conversation with his new collection, which he’ll celebrate with a release event at Clintonville Books on Wednesday, July 1.
CHRIS returns to his family roots with Maroon Culture Lab concert
The rapper will be backed by a live band and a smattering of collaborators during an early July show set in the heart of his grandparents’ former stomping grounds.
The past begins to crystallize for Tanya Kaiser
For her new exhibition, on display at 934 Gallery beginning on Friday, July 10, the Cleveland-based artist encased childhood objects in sugar crystals, intent on exploring the ways our culture consumes innocence.
Paul Tremblay seeks out a human connection
The author, who will be in town this weekend for the Columbus Book Festival, finds inspiration in the insidiousness of Big Tech for his latest novel, ‘Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep.’
The Columbus Book Festival summer reading list
Here are 13 books to get you hyped for this weekend’s fest and to help you while away the remainder of these sweltering summer days.
Oft Dreamy learns it takes two to tango
Alex Durr and Ian Graham will celebrate the release of their new mixtape in concert at Cafe Bourbon Street on Friday, July 10.
Dear Ms. Stevi can finally see everything
The Columbus poet will read this week at Streetlight Guild to kick off the open mic miniseries ‘All the Words.’
‘He was going to change the world’: Friends and family remember the life of Tomás Pacheco
The Columbus writer, who died on June 16 at age 24, leaves behind a legacy that those interviewed said will endure long after his passing.
Gathering Stars takes stock of ‘A Day in the Life’
The Columbus seven-piece, which performs a happy hour show at Dick’s Den on Friday, July 3, manages to hold onto hope while navigating hard times.
The urgency of the moment leads Christopher Sunami to ‘Free Your Mind’
The Columbus philosopher and author hopes to spark a larger conversation with his new collection, which he’ll celebrate with a release event at Clintonville Books on Wednesday, July 1.
CHRIS returns to his family roots with Maroon Culture Lab concert
The rapper will be backed by a live band and a smattering of collaborators during an early July show set in the heart of his grandparents’ former stomping grounds.