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Dr. Terron Banner (right) alongside Iyana Hill, Mario Hairston, and Chris Hearn—all founding members of the Irrepressible Soul Collective—at the Irrepressible Soul fashion ball in June 2023

Urban Arts Space’s Dr. Terron Banner Secures $250,000 GAHDT Grant Alongside Collaborators

By Diane Kollman

Urban Arts Space is excited to share a significant accomplishment by our Manager of Community Learning and Experience: Dr. Terron Banner has secured a $250,000 Global Arts + Humanities Discovery…

A photo of Arris' J. Cohen's work in the exhibtion.

Exhibit explores past, present and future of the Black experience

"The two also described Afrofuturism as an evolving concept, with Black creators reinterpreting and reclaiming the past and present with an eye on building toward a more empowered future. 'What will…

A Love Letter to This bridge called my back with an image of four collaged women walking on a green background

“Love Letter” Exhibition at Urban Arts Space Shares Experiences of Women of Color While Honoring the Work of Past Generations

By Peyton Onstad

A Love Letter to This Bridge Called My Back will exhibit at Urban Arts Space from May 21–June 29, 2024, celebrating the works of various artists who collaborated on the 2022 anthology A Love…

Freequency next to an image of a Black figure with two faces in a robe

FREEQUENCY Exhibition Focuses on Afrofuturism and Community

By Andrea Hefferan

FREEQUENCY, an exhibition at Urban Arts Space curated by Iyana Hill and April Sunami, features Black artists whose work incorporates elements of the Black aesthetic as envisioned by the AfriCOBRA…

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Mellon Foundation Offers Ohio State Students Paid Internship Opportunities in Arts

"Florman said while interning at the Urban Arts Space, students will work on general assignments, but will also be able to specialize in areas like video production, marketing or exhibition design…

A still image of Catbus, Totoro, and Satsuke from My Neighbor Totoro.

What Makes Hayao Miyazaki One of the Best Modern Animators?

By Katelyn Wescott

The Boy and the Heron, Hayao Miyazaki’s most recent film released this past December, has just won the Academy Award for best animated feature, making it Miyazaki’s fourth nomination and his second…

A photo of Nico Lawson, dancing during the performance.

Grieving Landscapes: An Interview with Nico Lawson

By Peyton Onstad

This interview was conducted prior to Nico’s performances in January 2024. Please join us in reflecting on Nico’s work in Grieving Landscapes and their collaboration with the inaugural Urban Arts…

A black-and-white photo portrait of poet Roger Robinson, looking towards the camera.

Poet Roger Robinson embraces his call — Matter News

“The best work of poets I read, in particular, translates something for you to be able to face it and control it… Poetry is an empathic process.” — Roger Robinson   Read the full article from…

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$2 million Mellon Foundation grant will expand arts outreach and integration

In partnership with the Mellon Foundation, Ohio State will launch bold, far-reaching initiatives involving multiple university units and programs, including the College of Arts and Sciences, Urban…