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The Columbus rapper, who headlines a show at Big Room Bar on Saturday, Feb. 18, is weighing a return to recording following a long stretch in which he has operated like ‘a semi-retired boxer.’
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Steven King digs deep, finds meaning with ‘Terse Terrors’
The musician will celebrate the release of his stripped-down new album with a show at Rambling House on Friday, Feb. 17.
Remembering Is Said, the godfather of Columbus poetry
The prolific poet, who died last week, leaves behind a legacy that will continue to echo in the words of the many young writers he inspired.
Zeph paints while surrounded by demons
The artist’s debut solo exhibition, dubbed ‘Zeph’s Pharmakeia,’ opens at the Vanderelli Room tonight (Friday, Feb. 10) as part of Franklinton Fridays.
Black and Indigenous artists drop their guard for ‘I Am Also Soft’
Christina Navarro curated the revealing new show for South Side gallery All People Arts, which will host an opening reception for the exhibition on Saturday, Feb. 11.
Cat Ramos continues to connect with her ancestors through art
The Columbus painter, who has pieces in two exhibits opening on Saturday, embraces her craft as one way of honoring her family and her ancestral roots.
Palette Knife reboots for the video game-inspired ‘New Game+’
The Columbus trio will celebrate the release of its new album with a concert at Ace of Cups on Friday, Feb. 10.
Artists denounce mural inclusion in Columbus police video
The artists behind a mural featured in the much-criticized Black History Month cruiser video released last week speak out against their work being used by CPD and initiate a larger conversation.
Divine intervention brings Qamil Wright back from hiatus
After being presented with the opportunity to book Soul Sundays at Natalie’s in Grandview, the singer, podcaster and event organizer makes a welcome return to music.
Son of Dribble embraces ‘the gift of song’
The art-rock band plays at Skylab on Saturday, Feb. 4, to celebrate the vinyl release of its 2022 album, ‘Son of Drib Against the Wind.’
Steven King digs deep, finds meaning with ‘Terse Terrors’
The musician will celebrate the release of his stripped-down new album with a show at Rambling House on Friday, Feb. 17.
Remembering Is Said, the godfather of Columbus poetry
The prolific poet, who died last week, leaves behind a legacy that will continue to echo in the words of the many young writers he inspired.
Zeph paints while surrounded by demons
The artist’s debut solo exhibition, dubbed ‘Zeph’s Pharmakeia,’ opens at the Vanderelli Room tonight (Friday, Feb. 10) as part of Franklinton Fridays.
Black and Indigenous artists drop their guard for ‘I Am Also Soft’
Christina Navarro curated the revealing new show for South Side gallery All People Arts, which will host an opening reception for the exhibition on Saturday, Feb. 11.
Cat Ramos continues to connect with her ancestors through art
The Columbus painter, who has pieces in two exhibits opening on Saturday, embraces her craft as one way of honoring her family and her ancestral roots.
Palette Knife reboots for the video game-inspired ‘New Game+’
The Columbus trio will celebrate the release of its new album with a concert at Ace of Cups on Friday, Feb. 10.
Artists denounce mural inclusion in Columbus police video
The artists behind a mural featured in the much-criticized Black History Month cruiser video released last week speak out against their work being used by CPD and initiate a larger conversation.
Divine intervention brings Qamil Wright back from hiatus
After being presented with the opportunity to book Soul Sundays at Natalie’s in Grandview, the singer, podcaster and event organizer makes a welcome return to music.
Son of Dribble embraces ‘the gift of song’
The art-rock band plays at Skylab on Saturday, Feb. 4, to celebrate the vinyl release of its 2022 album, ‘Son of Drib Against the Wind.’