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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…

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Ohio State's Urban Arts Space to Host Live Figure-Drawing Event Celebrating Diverse Black Skin Tones and Identities

"The overall triptych in its entirety has a forefront of celebrating Black trans bodies, but it also talks about this idea of creating space for Black bodies to be nurturing, soft and vulnerable…

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…

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Finding Artistic Inspiration in Ming Smith's Photography and Dance

By Imara Regis

On October 24, 2024, I had the honor of attending two conversation panels about Ming Smith at the Wexner Center for the Arts for the Lambert Photography Symposium. As a visual artist whose main…

words on the wall: take time for yourself and heart balloons

trace layer play 5: Celebrating Five Years of Arts-Based Research at Ohio State

By Maya Mercer

COLUMBUS, OH – February 17–28, 2025 – What happens when artistic practice and academic inquiry collide? The trace layer play collective invites you to witness, explore, and engage with the…

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Poet Ajanaé Dawkins Awarded Prestigious Elizabeth George Foundation Grant

By Diane Kollman

We’re enthusiastic to share that our Community Artist-in-Residence Ajanaé Dawkins has been awarded the prestigious Elizabeth George Foundation Grant! This is a highly selective opportunity that…

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The Seat, The Table, The Future: Past and Present Meld at Arris’ Cohen's exhibition, “A Seat at the Table”

By Maya Mercer

Established in 1923, the Ohio State Faculty Club has been the home for many local artists’ exhibitions throughout the years. This month, it opened its doors to display a historic…

AI art of a vase of sunflowers with technology glow

DALL-E: AI at the Intersection of Art and Technology

By Kate Ortiz

If you ask the AI system DALL-E to generate an Impressionist oil painting of sunflowers in a purple vase, the results surprisingly vary wildly. With results ranging from blue vases to yellow…

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…