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three paintings by glen holland, including one of a helicopter lifting a car; one of two race cars; and one of two people sunbathing on a beach

Michelle Herman finds new ways to communicate with ‘If You Say So’

In some ways, the exhibition serves as a visual representation of the divide that exists between Herman’s fiction work and her collections of nonfiction essays, with the gallery split between oil…

pdeople in front of a timeline of milestones in ohio dance history

Dancing Through Time: An Interview with the Creators of OhioDance’s Living Archive

By Mackie Mantenieks

Ohio: A State of Dance is a dynamic, multimedia exhibition that invites visitors to explore the rich and diverse history of dance across the state of Ohio. Through the OhioDance Virtual Dance…

tyiesha smiling in a black sweater

Tyiesha Radford Shorts looks to the past for new Urban Arts Space residency

Tyiesha Radford Shorts has begun to prepare for her future artist-in-residency stint at Urban Arts Space by looking to the past.

An educator, writer and multidisciplinary artist, Shorts has…

an eclectic collection of objects, including a piano keyboard and a TV

Found Objects: An Artist Interview with Andrew Mehall

By Chloe Limputra

Andrew Mehall is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at The Ohio State University whose work meditates on our relationships with technology, memory, and authorship. Constructed from found objects and…

artwork on the walls at Urban Arts Space, including collage weavings

Intergenerational Connection: Artist Interview with Annelise Duque

By Georgia Nielsen

Annelise Duque is a Filipino-American artist, currently an MFA graduate student at The Ohio State University, and one of thirteen artists featured in Desire Lines, the MFA spring…

Large installation piece with black material on a wall and fallen pieces of sculpture on the ground

How Do I Stay?: Artist Interview with Isabella Saraceni

By Drea Chalfan

Grief, loss, and mourning are central to life and Isabella Saraceni's work. As she explores the fragility of life through various materials of the same nature, she hopes to create…

six video screens of a religious story, including an animation of monks

Columbus students use art to respond to Ohio's transgender bathroom law, Trump policies — The Columbus Dispatch

"What I really want people to take away from the show is that transgender joy and resilience is something that's part of the human experience and it has been probably for as long as we've been…

wall painted black with the words transgender people have always been here

Transgender People Have Always Been Here: An Interview with Artist Julian Robbins

By Kat Gallaugher

Julian Robbins is a multidisciplinary artist whose work bridges digital and physical realms, exploring themes of identity, history, and storytelling. Their current installation features inkjet…

An art piece of an Ohio star quilt that features cyanotype images of family members and nature scenes.

Artist Interview with Kate Durham of “under ohio stars”

By Sarah Jenkins

The mixed media piece under ohio stars collects stories, traits, and traditions passed down through generations into a tangible scene. In between shifts as the Administrative Assistant at…