TrigNO opens up, lets the ‘Tiers’ fall
The Columbus rapper will host a listening party for his new, Dev Draper-produced album at Art of Republic in the Short North tonight (Wednesday, Feb. 22).
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Sue Harshe remembers that less is more
The Scrawl bassist created a new live score for the 1919 silent comedy ‘A Temperamental Wife,’ which she’ll perform in tandem with a film screening at the Wexner Center on Thursday, Feb. 23.
Weezee embraces being a work in progress on ‘Still Loading’
The singer will perform a sold-out Sofar Sounds show this week in support of her latest Jack ‘The Audio Unit’ Burton-produced full-length, released in December.
Bobby T. Luck untangles the past in ‘Was It Your Trigger Finger?’
The Columbus expat’s revealing new solo exhibit opens at the Pizzuti Collection today (Friday, Feb. 17).
Envelope might be ready to resume delivery
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.’
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.
Sue Harshe remembers that less is more
The Scrawl bassist created a new live score for the 1919 silent comedy ‘A Temperamental Wife,’ which she’ll perform in tandem with a film screening at the Wexner Center on Thursday, Feb. 23.
Weezee embraces being a work in progress on ‘Still Loading’
The singer will perform a sold-out Sofar Sounds show this week in support of her latest Jack ‘The Audio Unit’ Burton-produced full-length, released in December.
Bobby T. Luck untangles the past in ‘Was It Your Trigger Finger?’
The Columbus expat’s revealing new solo exhibit opens at the Pizzuti Collection today (Friday, Feb. 17).
Envelope might be ready to resume delivery
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.’
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.