Aloe Vera looks back, begins to heal with ‘Days Pass Strange’
The rapper will celebrate their new album with a release show at Cafe Bourbon Street tonight (Thursday, Dec. 15).
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Mob rules: The unlikely return of Columbus’ most-celebrated group
The Royal Crescent Mob reunites to play the Athenaeum Theatre on Friday, Dec. 16.
The hope and dismay of Bennett Prize Finalist Kyla Zoe Rafert
The Ohio artist’s paintings will be included in a traveling exhibit alongside the other nine Bennett finalists beginning with an opening reception at the Muskegon Museum of Art in May 2023.
Mona Gazala takes control of the story
The artist’s new exhibit explores ideas of authorship and debuts in her recently opened space, Gazala Projects, which she intends as a place of freedom for Palestinian creators and archivists.
Meagan Alwood-Karčić embraces sadness and joy in ‘Duet’
The artist’s new exhibit, rooted in friendship, loss and nature, will be on display at St. James Tavern in Italian Village through the end of December.
Dana Lynn Harper crafts a portal to another realm
The Columbus-born artist’s colorful new exhibit, which opens at the Vanderelli Room on Friday, Dec. 9, presents an escapist world still deeply connected with this one.
Miranova searches for answers on ‘What Now?’
The Alex Douglas-led indie rock band will celebrate the release of its new album with a concert at Rumba Cafe on Friday, Dec. 9.
Body Farm bids adieu to Ohio, continues to build community
Half of the power violence quartet will relocate to Braddock, Pa., following a series of weekend shows at Used Kids, Cafe Bourbon St. and Dirty Dungarees. But this is far from the end for the band.
Ruth Awad ‘builds a world’ in verse in which to preserve her mom
When the poet learned about a flare up of her mother’s aortic aneurysm, she started writing a series of poems meant to capture the elder’s wild energy and tender heart.
‘To remember that I have an imagination’
Art residency at West Side drop-in center brings beauty into the lives of women who are struggling for survival.
Mob rules: The unlikely return of Columbus’ most-celebrated group
The Royal Crescent Mob reunites to play the Athenaeum Theatre on Friday, Dec. 16.
The hope and dismay of Bennett Prize Finalist Kyla Zoe Rafert
The Ohio artist’s paintings will be included in a traveling exhibit alongside the other nine Bennett finalists beginning with an opening reception at the Muskegon Museum of Art in May 2023.
Mona Gazala takes control of the story
The artist’s new exhibit explores ideas of authorship and debuts in her recently opened space, Gazala Projects, which she intends as a place of freedom for Palestinian creators and archivists.
Meagan Alwood-Karčić embraces sadness and joy in ‘Duet’
The artist’s new exhibit, rooted in friendship, loss and nature, will be on display at St. James Tavern in Italian Village through the end of December.
Dana Lynn Harper crafts a portal to another realm
The Columbus-born artist’s colorful new exhibit, which opens at the Vanderelli Room on Friday, Dec. 9, presents an escapist world still deeply connected with this one.
Miranova searches for answers on ‘What Now?’
The Alex Douglas-led indie rock band will celebrate the release of its new album with a concert at Rumba Cafe on Friday, Dec. 9.
Body Farm bids adieu to Ohio, continues to build community
Half of the power violence quartet will relocate to Braddock, Pa., following a series of weekend shows at Used Kids, Cafe Bourbon St. and Dirty Dungarees. But this is far from the end for the band.
Ruth Awad ‘builds a world’ in verse in which to preserve her mom
When the poet learned about a flare up of her mother’s aortic aneurysm, she started writing a series of poems meant to capture the elder’s wild energy and tender heart.
‘To remember that I have an imagination’
Art residency at West Side drop-in center brings beauty into the lives of women who are struggling for survival.