Zanesville is a special place. It has vast history, heartland charisma, and a deep sense of community. In the six years I’ve been visiting my husband’s hometown, I’ve felt the white-hot hum of a cultural revolution. 

Schizophrenia is a heavy word. Sometimes we use it in jest, but the condition after which it’s named is dire. This is why Cincinnati artist and care provider Michael Coppage took action. 

Oh, Holiday Season. You’re so festive, but things can get out of hand when you’re around. Shopping malls become High Spazz Zones where every driver is angry and McWidgets sell by the gross. 

Hair. We brush, cut, pull, twist, shave, dye, and tease it to a near pulp. Many of us define ourselves by it, while others mourn its loss. But rarely do we dedicate an art show to its very existence.  

A new Short North outlet for artistic sustenance.

Viewfinder at Junctionview Studios is a perfect way to buy one-of-a-kind holiday gifts and support local artists.                         

Sometimes I’m so overcome when entering a space that I literally forget to breathe. 

There’s only one Stephanie Rond, and she wants to make you feel something. 

Last night I visited two art openings celebrating three Columbus artists. It was (yet) another reminder of how fortunate we are to live in such an accessible city. 

Last night, we stopped by Art Makes Noise at Junctionview Studios for some music-inspired art and a live performance by Super Desserts. 

For 20 years, Columbus has nurtured a friendship with glass art virtuoso Dale Chihuly. 

Last night was a happy one for Columbus Girl Power. 

Yesterday was the second annual Independents’ Day downtown at the corner of Gay Street and Pearl Alley. 

New York’s Museum of Modern Art is one heck of a captivating art vortex. 

Nothing feels better than a sincere brand.