Step inside artist Jasmine Murrell’s ‘House of Joy’
The immersive new exhibit is currently on display at the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in Franklinton.
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Musician Aaron Cottrell goes it alone for ‘Two Sides to Me’
Cottrell wrote and recorded all of the parts for the new Aaron, Plain & Tall album, which he’ll celebrate with a full-band release show at Cafe Bourbon Street on Friday, Nov. 11.
Illogic begins to look at life beyond rap on ‘The Transition’
The Columbus rapper and producer will celebrate the release of his new album with a concert at Big Room Bar on Saturday, Nov. 12.
Tiffany Lawson and the art of learning to sacrifice control
The artist’s new exhibit, ‘Contemporary Coloured: The Redux’ and ‘The Crisco Effect,’ opens at Sean Christopher Gallery in the Short North on Saturday, Nov. 5.
Musician Kali Dreamer learns to enjoy the flowers
Dreamer’s dark new album, which emerged from a tumultuous couple of years, finds beauty in the fragility of life
Hanif Abdurraqib continues to seek wonder
The author, poet and cultural critic on the anniversary edition of his breakthrough essay collection, ‘They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us,’ and the importance of remaining open to miracles.
Musician Aaron Cottrell goes it alone for ‘Two Sides to Me’
Cottrell wrote and recorded all of the parts for the new Aaron, Plain & Tall album, which he’ll celebrate with a full-band release show at Cafe Bourbon Street on Friday, Nov. 11.
Illogic begins to look at life beyond rap on ‘The Transition’
The Columbus rapper and producer will celebrate the release of his new album with a concert at Big Room Bar on Saturday, Nov. 12.
Tiffany Lawson and the art of learning to sacrifice control
The artist’s new exhibit, ‘Contemporary Coloured: The Redux’ and ‘The Crisco Effect,’ opens at Sean Christopher Gallery in the Short North on Saturday, Nov. 5.
Musician Kali Dreamer learns to enjoy the flowers
Dreamer’s dark new album, which emerged from a tumultuous couple of years, finds beauty in the fragility of life
Hanif Abdurraqib continues to seek wonder
The author, poet and cultural critic on the anniversary edition of his breakthrough essay collection, ‘They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us,’ and the importance of remaining open to miracles.