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Arts Dec 06

Origami creatures flock to this garden sculpture show

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Arts Mar 29

Melvin Edwards’ steel sculptures reveal a history of racial violence

Melvin Edwards' welded steel sculptures address social issues and civil rights in abstract pieces that call on the viewer to interrogate the history of race in the U.S.

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Arts May 05

Here’s what a fantasy world full of ‘wayward creatures’ looks like

Artist Amanda Louise Spayd has created a whole world populated by endearing doll-sized creatures. Her fabric creations bring to mind cast-off children’s toys and ill-conceived taxidermy experiments with crooked human teeth.

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May 05

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Arts Mar 17

Chalkboard ninjas lock the doors and leave art behind

Dangerdust, an anonymous duo of advertising and graphic design students at the Columbus College of Art Design, create weekly chalkboard designs with an inspiring quote, skillful typography and stealth delivery.

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Mar 17

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Jan 20

Ohio photographer creates smartphone surrealism

By Jackie Shafer, WOSU

Amy Leibrand creates surrealistic images with her smartphone camera and editing apps. She's now a recognized figure in the mobile photography movement.

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Columbus photographer manipulates images with her smartphone

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