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Christopher Stackhouse recent work

Dionne Lee, Post MFA Lecturer, focuses on photography, collage, and video, to explore power, survival, and personal history in relation to the American landscape. Visiting…

Art gallery with many colorful works hanging closely to one another

Along with other art galleries in the Columbus area, Urban Arts Space has many exciting exhibitions and events planned for the upcoming months. So, to incentivize visitors, the Greater Columbus…

Merijn van der Heijden shoulders and up with a framed piece of art in backround

Growing up in The Netherlands, Merijn first studied at Akademie voor Beeldende Vorming, in Tilburg, where she received her BFA in Art. She then came to The Ohio State University where she received…

4 large canvases one has a man holding a skull

Patrick McDonnell, creator of ‘Side Effects: Paintings by Patrick McDonnell 2016-2021’ is an extremely prolific artist- with the focus of his career being on the cartoon MUTTS. Over the past five…

two paintings, one has two cartoon people in a plane screaming

In Patrick McDonnell's ‘Side Effects: Paintings by Patrick McDonnell 2016-2021’ the public will get to see the private side of McDonnell's art where his masterful line and expression shifts scale…

3 paintings with 2 cartoon characters looking at the canvases

Patrick McDonnell has been an artist for over 40 years. Best known for MUTTS, he has always made personal and abstract paintings while drawing comics and illustrations for publication. In Patrick…

3 paintings with 2 cartoon characters looking at the canvases

In Patrick McDonnell's ‘Side Effects: Paintings by Patrick McDonnell 2016-2021’, he juxtaposes the painterly gesture of abstract expressionism with the simple inked beauty of classic comic…

painting of a group of people spinning in a wheel, in a cartoon style

Patrick McDonnell is most well-known for his famous comic strip titled MUTTS, which he has been creating since 1994, and for his award-winning children’s books. Less known, though, is…

closeup of what looks like black ink suspended in water or resin

In their podcast, artists Benedict Scheuer (He/Him) & Geren Heurtin (She/Her) discuss their exhibition, Hold Your Ground, currently on view at Hopkins Hall Gallery. Listen below: