83 Gallery centers trans artists in new exhibition
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Valerie Boyer helps usher in Streetlight Guild poetry celebration
‘Rhapsody & Refrain’ runs for the entire month of September at the East Side art space, with the Texas-born Boyer taking the mic on Monday, Sept. 4.
Alex Mussawir turns down the volume, finds Healing & Peace
Kneeling in Piss is now Healing & Peace, and the band’s new album reflects the positivity suggested by this change.
Anthony Pomales reflects the light in ‘Eres Hermosa Se Valiente’
The artist is set to debut his first solo show at Revolution Cycles on Saturday, Aug. 26.
Su Flatt and Co. toast joy, revolution with ‘Weirding Shakespeare’
A cross-section of Columbus poets, comedians, musicians and burlesque performers will reinterpret Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’ at the Vanderelli Room on Sunday.
L. Jordan and DJ Prime team up, reestablish a groove on ‘Game 6’
The DJ and rapper recently joined for a new album, which Jordan described as a needed first step in overcoming the grief brought on by the death of his mother.
Marcus Blackwell begins to find the sweet through ‘Sour’
The Columbus artist learned to open up with his most recent exhibit, which will remain on display at 934 Gallery in Milo-Grogan through Saturday, Aug. 26.
Pickpocket turns anxieties into brutal punk outpouring on debut LP
The Columbus trio, which released ‘All These Things We Thought We Had Invented’ in late July, visits Donatos Basement for a concert tonight (Friday, Aug. 18).
Inaugural Blockout Bash brings big riffs, builds community
The first go-round features 14 bands playing over two days at Spacebar, but founder Joel Chastain hopes to one day grow the event into an Old North block party encompassing multiple locations.
Artist Arris’ J. Cohen comes full circle
First pushed by the late Columbus rapper Nes Wordz to focus on artmaking full-time, Cohen recently returned to familiar stomping grounds with a residency at Urban Art Space.
Valerie Boyer helps usher in Streetlight Guild poetry celebration
‘Rhapsody & Refrain’ runs for the entire month of September at the East Side art space, with the Texas-born Boyer taking the mic on Monday, Sept. 4.
Alex Mussawir turns down the volume, finds Healing & Peace
Kneeling in Piss is now Healing & Peace, and the band’s new album reflects the positivity suggested by this change.
Anthony Pomales reflects the light in ‘Eres Hermosa Se Valiente’
The artist is set to debut his first solo show at Revolution Cycles on Saturday, Aug. 26.
Su Flatt and Co. toast joy, revolution with ‘Weirding Shakespeare’
A cross-section of Columbus poets, comedians, musicians and burlesque performers will reinterpret Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’ at the Vanderelli Room on Sunday.
L. Jordan and DJ Prime team up, reestablish a groove on ‘Game 6’
The DJ and rapper recently joined for a new album, which Jordan described as a needed first step in overcoming the grief brought on by the death of his mother.
Marcus Blackwell begins to find the sweet through ‘Sour’
The Columbus artist learned to open up with his most recent exhibit, which will remain on display at 934 Gallery in Milo-Grogan through Saturday, Aug. 26.
Pickpocket turns anxieties into brutal punk outpouring on debut LP
The Columbus trio, which released ‘All These Things We Thought We Had Invented’ in late July, visits Donatos Basement for a concert tonight (Friday, Aug. 18).
Inaugural Blockout Bash brings big riffs, builds community
The first go-round features 14 bands playing over two days at Spacebar, but founder Joel Chastain hopes to one day grow the event into an Old North block party encompassing multiple locations.
Artist Arris’ J. Cohen comes full circle
First pushed by the late Columbus rapper Nes Wordz to focus on artmaking full-time, Cohen recently returned to familiar stomping grounds with a residency at Urban Art Space.