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The sun is shining, the air is warm – it must be spring. If that puts you in the mood to play ball, you sound just like Dave Filipi, Director of Film/Video at the Wexner Center for the Arts. This… [Read More]
I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about The Clock. This shouldn’t be too surprising to anyone familiar with the work. Even within the heady framework of contemporary art, it offers plenty of avenues for exploration; from the technical to… [Read More]
February brings the Wexner Center’s Field & Screen series, returning for its fourth year to explore the issues and pleasures to be found in food and the environment. From wild mushrooms to sushi, the farmer/farm animal bond to the zookeeper/baby… [Read More]
On any given weekend, there are many arts exhibitions and shows worth taking in. Ranging from small boutique galleries to larger museum-like spaces, there’s plenty to be found to view and enjoy. When we polled our readers on their favorite… [Read More]
Let’s start with the most fundamental question; the one we ask when we first set foot in a gallery, the one we ask as our eyes first pan across the works in an exhibition. Let’s start with the question that… [Read More]
Tonight, world-renowned photographer Annie Leibovitz will discuss her work with friend and colleague Jann S. Wenner, the founder, publisher, and editor of Rolling Stone magazine, live in front of those smart and lucky enough to take a seat in Mershon… [Read More]
“We live in a culture of display and distraction, and for any individual image to ascend into the American vernacular is something of a miracle. Over the past forty years, no artist has achieved this feat more consistently than Annie… [Read More]
One of the nice things about my relationship with Columbus Underground is this: I can write whatever I want, whenever I want. All those pesky relics of staid, old media; things like deadlines, word counts, and style guides vanish in… [Read More]
Last night I attended my first concert in Mershon Auditorium, and also my first Feist experience. I love going into a show, having no expectations, and walking out pleasantly surprised. Feist is so much more than that “1,2, 3, 4”… [Read More]
Outdoor movie season is starting up again. This Saturday you can see The Muppets at Columbus Commons and UP in Gahanna. Enjoy watching a movie under the stars! Movies in the Park at Columbus Commons There will be a Summer… [Read More]
The Wexner Center for the Arts announced today that a new education facility will be construction in a space located nearby to the existing center. The new 7,200 square foot space will house art studios, classrooms, a library, computer lab,… [Read More]
A chat with Susanna Hamnett who is performing Nearly Lear, a take on Shakespeare’s King Lear, on Friday and Saturday.
The Wexner Center released an eight-minute video today that celebrates 20 years of the Wexner Center’s Artist Residency Awards. The video features interviews with former award recipients including Mark Bradford, Anne Bogart and Bebe Miller. Additional commentary is provided by OSU President E…. [Read More]
Alexis Rockman’s paintings present us with a challenge, though perhaps not the challenge one would expect. Rockman paints those messy and unkempt spaces where humans and the environment collide. Throughout his career he has offered sobering depictions of nature (both… [Read More]
Protesters have occupied Wall Street. Income inequality has spiked at levels not seen since the Great Depression. Wealth continues to migrate toward the nation’s top earners while poverty rates soar. Class warfare has become the accusation de jour and all… [Read More]
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