Homing
Homing is an ongoing collaborative project by Katherine G. Moore and Kathryn Nusa Logan that explores embodied relationships to landscape through sound, movement, and participatory performance. The exhibition brings together film, audio, and installation to document site-specific participatory audio projects developed across Ohio.
In the gallery, immersive video documentation and accompanying audio invite viewers to consider their own bodily awareness and relationship to environment. The project also expands through a new participatory audio experience designed for the Lazarus Building Rooftop Gardens, where community members will gather to move through the space together while responding to a shared audio guide. Across these interconnected works, Homing examines relationships between natural and built environments while fostering practices of attention, movement, and collective exploration of site.
Participating Artists: Katherine G. Moore and Kathryn Nusa Logan
See their previous projects here: HOMING (2024- present)
Exhibition: Tuesday, July 14–Saturday, August 15, 2026 at Urban Arts Space
On view concurrently with The Black Madonna & Other Sacred Spaces
Programming
*This page will be updated with times and locations as event details are finalized.
Reception: Friday, July 17, 6–8 PM
Rooftop Movement Experience: Thursday, July 9, 5–6 PM & 6–7 PM (Rain Date: Saturday, July 11, 4-5pm, 5-6pm)
Attention Lab: Saturday, August 15, 1–3 PM
This interactive art/science workshop explores the importance of urban green spaces by highlighting what may live beneath the surface of typical human attention. Participants will first learn about insects and their critical role in urban ecosystems from Dr. Mary Gardiner (Entomologist and Distinguished Professor at OSU). Then, artists Katherine G. Moore & Kathryn Nusa Logan will lead participants through a movement score-making process that reflects the mindful awareness and small acts of noticing important to their Homing exhibition and ongoing practice with site/landscape. Participants will leave with take-home steps to support natural ecosystems in their own backyards.