This exhibition features some of the more than 200 #ArtUnitesCbus murals that were painted on plywood throughout Columbus following the murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer in 2020 and the protests that ensued. Joseph V. Canzani Center Atrium, Columbus College of Art & Design It’s a consideration of how we collectively reset ourselves after COVID-19. Concurrently on exhibit at the Beeler this fall is a group show by Bianca Beck, Tamara Gonzales and Christina Forrer. Some of the works in this solo show by Johnathan Payne were created while the artist was living in the former home of Aminah Robinson as the first recipient of the Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson Residency. The works include large-scale, geometric comic abstractions, constructed paintings and mixed media works on paper.
2īeeler Gallery, Columbus College of Art & Design Both All People Arts and Art Aligned are nonprofit organizations aimed at amplifying the impact of local art and increasing its accessibility. This exhibition, created in collaboration with Art Aligned, invites visitors to contemplate their purpose by viewing a showcase of diverse artists’ interpretation of the concept. Divinely Aligned: A Visual Study on Purpose, Through Oct. Nina Khatchadourian became fascinated as a child with the saga of the Robertson family, whose 38 days adrift at sea in a lifeboat were recounted in the book, “Survive the Savage Sea.” To create the work in this exhibition, the first at the Columbus Museum’s Short North outpost since it closed in March 2020, the artist interviewed a family member over a corresponding period of 38 days and created an immersive experience that seeks to recreate the family’s journey. To Feel Something That Was Not of Our World, Opens Aug.
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