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Columbus College of Art & Design’s Beeler Gallery has reopened to the public for…
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If there was going to be one annual film program unlikely to make the…Columbus Makes Art: BalletMet’s Edwaard Liang on the Inspiration Behind ‘Inspired’
March 3, 2016 8:00 am
Taylor Starek
What do Queen and Jane Austen have in common? On March 11, BalletMet will unite the two with Inspired, a triple-bill collaboration with Cincinnati Ballet featuring three distinct works by renowned choreographers. BalletMet Artistic Director Edwaard Liang stole a moment in between rehearsals to provide insight into the show, the ballet he choreographed and where […]
Columbus Makes Art Presents: George Schwindt on Drumming for Flogging Molly and Music Publishing
February 18, 2016 8:00 am
Joey Hendrickson
A few weeks ago we caught up with George Schwindt in West Hollywood to finalize details for his travel to Columbus for the CSA Finale Showcase. He’ll offer feedback during the event to songwriters. Drinks in hand, we stood on the patio of The Black Cat, facing Sunset Boulevard as he pointed out Flea’s music […]
Columbus Makes Art Presents: Brick Master Arthur Gugick of COSI’s LEGO Travel Adventure
February 4, 2016 8:00 am
Jaclyn Reynolds
COSI’s LEGO® Travel Adventure is running through May 8, and featured in the exhibition are some amazing creations by Cleveland artist, high school math teacher and LEGO brick master Arthur Gugick. Gugick creates world landmarks and mosaics out of LEGO bricks, something he started doing at a young age, so we chatted with him about […]
Columbus Makes Art Presents: ProMusica Soirée, Featuring Steep Canyon Rangers
January 21, 2016 8:00 am
Brittany Lockman
Janet Chen is the Executive Director of ProMusica Chamber Orchestra, and works closely with Music Director David Danzmayr to shape each season with the orchestra. She answers a few questions about ProMusica and their upcoming Soirée. Q: First, briefly describe your role with ProMusica. JC: As the Executive Director, I oversee most of the administrative […]
Columbus Makes Art Presents: The Amazing Cat Show
January 7, 2016 8:00 am
Angela Jann
Columbus Artists Exhibit 100s of Cat Paintings to Raise Money for Colony Cats (and Dogs) Tona Pearson is the co-founder of Franklinton Fridays and an artist at 400 West Rich. She has partnered with 400 West Rich and Colony Cats to organize a large cat themed art exhibition in 400 West Rich to raise funds […]
