New master’s candidates are considering whether art is worth their time, or so it seems, in a new exhibit. “Making Art is a Mistake,” brings a mixed bag of visual mediums from first-year students of the Master of Fine Arts program to the first floor ...

Students in the Arts Scholars Program are showing off their work this month. Last week, 12 Ohio State students were recognized in the annual Arts Scholars Juried Exhibition, which displays works in the Urban Arts Space located in downtown Columbus. The Arts Scholars program is ...

In 1985, Ohio State graduates and staff members who stayed behind to continue making glass art using OSU facilities called themselves “cling-ons.” Now, they are more formally referred to as the founders of Glass Axis — a non-profit glass studio located in central Columbus. “I ...

After finding a natural connection between their artwork, two Columbus artists took inspiration from their childhoods to put together an exhibition full of color and playfulness in hopes of giving their audience a euphoric experience. CYA L8R, open through Saturday at Urban Arts Space, is ...

Sometimes people are guilty of listening to only the things they want to hear. They block out dissenting opinions and seek out those they agree with, putting themselves in what is known as a filter bubble. Ohio State students studying art and technology explore this ...

Some poetry is written to be read, but some is meant to be read aloud. Spoken word poems, also called performance or slam poetry, are crafted to be brought alive in front of an audience. Since 2001, the College Union Poetry Slam Invitational (CUPSI) has ...

While photographing a nature scene, Nicole Badik was stopped by a stranger who admired her point of view and said, “Wow. I never would have stopped to look at that.”   For four years, amateur and professional photographers have gathered on Ohio State’s campus to ...

While many Ohio State students prepare for exams and papers as the semester draws to a close, graduating art majors celebrate their hard work by showcasing their art for the community. The fourteen students graduating this semester were required to contribute senior projects to the ...

Artists could soon see their work while walking down streets of the University District. The University District Organization is currently accepting ideas from the public for public art pieces, from now until Thanksgiving. With a goal to inspire long-term public art, temporary art pieces are ...

The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 might seem irrelevant in modern-day Ohio, but it led to advances in landscape architecture that are studied to this day. “Managing the Mississippi: From Magma to Mud,” opening on Wednesday at the Banvard Gallery inside the Knowlton School of ...