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Here's to the weekend! Have fun if you are going to the sold out Counterfeit…25th anniversary of Field of Corn (with Osage Oranges)
September 28, 2019 3:00 pm
Anne Evans
Dublin Arts Council Executive Director David S. Guion announced today that the public is invited to a celebration for the 25th anniversary of Field of Corn (with Osage Oranges), a public artwork by Columbus sculptor Malcolm Cochran, Saturday, Sept. 28 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Dublin’s Frantz Park, 4995 Rings Rd. The now-iconic […]
GCAC Creates Citywide Public Art Database
In an effort to build awareness of the variety of public art in Columbus, the Greater Columbus Arts Council has created a searchable database of public art online. The database lists more than 800 public art sculptures, murals, historic theaters and installations found at nearly 350 sites around Franklin County, and suggests other artwork and […]
Columbus Needs to Better Care for Its Arts Scene
On August 28, the Columbus Foundation held its annual Big Table event, facilitating a day of community gatherings and conversations. Around Columbus, community members hosted and participated in discussions on the targeted issues and ideas that affect our city. A Big Table conversation held by Wild Goose Creative, 934 Gallery, 400 Square and the Franklinton […]
CityWalks Night Hawks Tour
Join us for an evening stroll of the Civic Center and Scioto Mile to admire the classical features of our beautiful riverfront. The devastating Great Flood of 1913 gave rise to iconic architecture and we’ll explore the public art and stories that make up the heart of Columbus. Tour is approximately 90 minutes and will […]
New Permanent Public Art Projects Arriving in the Short North
Two new permanent art projects will be unveiled this summer in the Short North Arts District. The new Graduate Columbus Hotel in the Short North, due to open early this fall, is set to house some of the tallest murals in the city of Columbus. To be created is a series titled “Journey,” made of three […]
New Temporary Mural Series Announced for Short North Arts District
New public art is coming to the Short North. In July 2019, the Short North Alliance will introduce its newest mural series, “Unconventional,” as the sixth iteration of the Short North Temporary Mural Series. The series was curated in collaboration with Experience Columbus, area galleries and arts institutions in the Short North. “Unconventional” will feature […]
CityWalk Night Hawk Tour
Join us for an evening stroll of the Civic Center and Scioto Mile to admire the classical features of our beautiful riverfront. The devastating Great Flood of 1913 gave rise to iconic architecture and we’ll explore the public art and stories that make up the heart of Columbus. Tour is approximately 90 minutes and will […]
