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>>> THIS TIME ON "BROAD & HIGH," MEET AN ARTIST WHOSE CREATIONS CELEBRATE THE NATURAL WORLD, DISCOVER WORK THAT IS MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE.

LEARN ABOUT A LOCAL ORGANIZATION THAT'S BEEN A CATALYST FOR FINE CRAFTS FOR OVER 60 YEARS AND HEAR MUSIC FROM FLUTIST KAYLEIGH FISHER, THIS AND MORE RIGHT NOW ON "BROAD & HIGH."

♪♪ ♪♪ >>> WELCOME TO BROAD & HIGH, I'M YOUR HOST, KATE QUICKEL.

CHAR NORMAN IS AN ENVIRONMENTAL ARTIST WHOSE GOAL IS TO ENGAGE THE VIEWERS AND STOPS AND TAKES NOTICE.

SHE NOT ONLY TAKES INSPIRATION FROM NATURE, BUT TURNS UNFORTUNATE SITUATIONS INTO ART WORK.

SEAN INCORPORATES MATERIALS LIKE ROOT, BARK AND SEED PODS INTO HER FIBER WORK, PLUS, IT CAN OFTEN BE FOUND OUT IN NATURE.

WE WERE FORTUNATE TO CATCH HER IN HER HOME STUDIO TO TALK ABOUT HER TECHNIQUE AND HOW SHE IS DRAWN TO THIS WORK.

♪♪ ♪♪ >>> MY TRAINING IS IN FIBERS.

WEAVING, COILING AND PAPER MAKING, AND I ALMOST ALWAYS TRY TO GET ALL OF THOSE ELEMENTS IN MY WORK, BUT THEN I'M AN ENVIRONMENTALIST, SO IT IS VERY IMPORTANT BECAUSE I BRING IN THOSE NATURAL MATERIALS AND THAT COULD BE ANYTHING FROM SEED PODS TO TREE BARK TO JUST STEMS OF WEEDS THAT I'M WEAVING WITH.

SO I WOULD DESCRIBE IT AS THREE DIMENSIONAL NORMALLY, SCULPTURE, AND START WITH A LOOM AND I'LL START WITH A PIECE THAT I'LL WEAVE THREE DIMENSIONALLY AND SOMEHOW ATTACH IT TO THE NATURAL ELEMENT AND INCORPORATE THE NATURAL ELEMENT WITHIN THE SCULPTURE ITSELF.

♪♪ ♪♪ >> I HIKE EVERY DAY, AND I HAVE SINCE I WAS A KID.

SO I'M OUT IN THE WOODS MOSTLY.

I'M RECENTLY FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, SO WHEN I MOVED HERE THERE WERE WOODS AND WOW!

TREES!

I THINK AN IMPORTANT PIECE THAT REALLY GOT ME ON THIS PATH IS WHEN I NOTICED THE EMERALD ASH KILLING ALL OF OUR TREES, OKAY?

AND AS THE TREE DIES THE BARK SHEDS OFF IN THESE BEAUTIFUL LONG PIECES AND ACTUALLY THE PIECE BEHIND ME IS AN INSTALLATION I DID ABOUT THE EMERALD ASH BORE.

SO I STARTED COLLECTING THIS BARK AND NOTICING THE PATH OF THE BARK IS REALLY, REALLY BEAUTIFUL THAT I WANTED TO SAY SOMETHING ABOUT THESE TREES AND WHAT'S HAPPENING, SO I WANTED TO RE-CREATE THE SHAPE OF THE TREE WITH HANDMADE PAPER AND THEN HANG THEM.

SO THEY HANG AS IF THEY'RE GHOST TREES AND YOU KNOW, THE WHOLE IDEA THAT WE LOST ALL OF THESE TREES WERE INSPIRATIONAL TO ME, BUT ALSO PRETTY SAD.

♪♪ ♪♪ >> THIS IS HEMP.

UNSPUN HEMP.

IT'S BEEN CARDED, CLEANED, CARDED, IT'S READY TO STEM INTO RAW OR THREAD, BUT I PUT IT IN RAW, AND I PUT IT IN HERE JUST FOR TEXTURE.

THE WHOLE IDEA OF THE WEAVING IS YOU'RE STANDING BY THESE TREES AND THEY'RE KIND OF SET UP A LITTLE EXPERIMENT FOR MYSELF THAT THESE ARE ALL FORGED MATERIALS OR MATERIALS THAT I ALREADY HAD, NOTHING NEW.

I WANTED TO SEE WHAT I BEING USE, AND AGAIN, I'M REFERENCING TREES AND ALL THEIR VARIETY AND FUNGI.

THAT'S WHY I HAVE ALL OF THESE LITTLE THINGS WITH WHAT GROWS ON THE TREES, THE TREE TRUNKS.

THAT I OFTEN WILL JUST GO OUT IN THE YARD OR TO THE WOODS AND GRAB STICKS AND THINGS TO WEAVE IN.

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> I WANT PEOPLE TO NOTICE NATURE AND HOW WE REACT TO IT, THAT IT'S A SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP THAT WE HAVE TO NURTURE, THAT WE'RE CARETAKERS.

WE'RE NOT HERE USE THINGS AND I WANT PEOPLE TO LOOK AT IA SIMPLE SEED POD AND I'LL ENCASE IT IN A WEAVING SO THAT YOU NOTICE IT AND YOU THINK THIS IS SOMETHING SPECIAL OR BARK OFF OF A TREE THAT I'VE USED FOR A SCULPTURE AND PEOPLE WILL NOTICE IT AND SAY WOW, THERE IS A REAL BHUTTO THIS AND A LOT OF TIMES PEOPLE WILL WALK OVER IN THE FOREST AND NEVER NOTICE, BUT I'M TRYING TO ENHANCE SO THEY DO NOTICE AND REALLY THINK ABOUT THAT, HOW BEAUTIFUL IT IS AND HOW IT'S VERY IMPORTANT TO US AS THE HUMAN RACE, YOU KNOW, IF WE DESTROY THEN VIERN THERE'S NO HOPE FOR ANY OF US, SO -- THAT WOULD BE THE CRUX OF IT.

♪♪ ♪♪ >> JUST THE ACT OF CREATING IS REALLY IMPORTANT.

I MEAN, MY MIND IS ALWAYS GOING A MILE A MINUTE ON WHAT CAN I DO WITH THIS OR HOW CAN I EXPRESS THAT?

THAT, TO ME, IS VERY REWARDING AND WHEN THAT COMES TO FROM YOU FRUITION THAT HAPPENS WITH A LOT OF TRIAL AND ERROR AND ENGINEERING WITH FIBER AND HAVING THAT REALIZED IN THE WAY I HAD WANTED AND SAY WHAT I WANTED, THAT, I THINK, IS SO REWARDING.IN THE WAY I HAD WANTED AND SAY WHAT I WANTED, THAT, I THINK, IS SO REWARDING.

♪♪ ♪ >>> TO SEE MORE OF SHAR'S WORK CHECK HER OUT AT SHAR ♪♪ ♪♪ >> MARCIA ARMSTRONG IS AN ARTIST WHOSE WORK EXPLORES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCIENCE AND THE ARTS.

IN A RECENT EXHIBIT SHE ALSO INTRODUCED INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGY INTO THE MIX.

WE MET WITH MARCIA IN HER STUDIO THAT SHE ALSO CALLS A LABORATORY TO GET A BEHIND THE SCENES LOOK AT HER LATEST WORK IN PROGRESS.

SHE SHARES ABOUT HER PASSION WITH PIECES OF ART THAT CREATE MULTI-LAYERED STORIES.

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> IF YOU WANTED TO PUT ME INTO SOME KIND OF A NICHE I WOULD BE CONSIDERED AN ECOARTIST.

MY WORK RIGHT NOW INTEGRATES THE NATURAL WORLD WITH THE FINE ARTS.

I USE A LOT OF HORTICULTURE AND NOT ONLY HORTICULTURE, I ALSO USE BOTANY IN MY WORK, SO IT IS AN INTEGRATION OF SCIENCE AND THE ARTS.

PRIMARILY I USE A LOT OF BAMBOO.

I'M RESEARCHING MATERIALS.

THERE'S NOT REALLY A PLAYBOOK IN WHAT I'M DOING OR THE VISUAL ART FORM THAT I HAVE.

I KIND OF THINK OF MY STUDIO AS A LITTLE SCIENCE LAB WHICH I LOVE.

I OBSERVE A LOT OF THINGS.

I WOULD JUST LIKE TO BRING TO ATTENTION SOME OF THE THINGS THAT ARE IN THE NATURAL WORLD THAT WE CANNOT SEE.

THAT IS HOW I COME UP WITH MY VISUAL EXPRESSION.

♪♪ ♪♪ >> THEY'RE NOT PLANNED OUT.

THEY ARE JUST WHAT THEY ARE AS THEY GROW INTO A FORM.

♪♪ ♪♪ >> EACH OF THE BIRD NESTS HOLD AN INFRARED SENSOR AND A SOUNDBOARD.

AS YOU WALK AND APPROACH EACH ONE THERE WILL BE MUSIC THAT'S ACTIVATED AND WHAT I HAVE DONE IS I'VE TAKEN THE SOUND OF FIVE BIRDS THAT ACTUALLY DO INHABIT AND MAKE USE OF THE WILLOW, AND FROM THAT POINT ON WHAT HAPPENS IS THAT I HAVE SENT THIS TO A MUSICIAN TO TRANSLATE THAT MUSIC INTO A SONG.

SO THE FLOUTIST HAS LISTENED TO EACH OF THE BIRD SONGS AND DOES HER OWN INTERPRETATION OF THE BIRD SONGS WITH THE FLUTE.

[ BIRDS CHIRPING ] ♪♪ ♪♪ >> WHEN YOU PASS BY ALL FIVE OF THEM THERE WILL BE HOPEFULLY THIS CACOPHONY OF MUSIC.

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> I AM NOT ONE THAT CAN PLAN OUT PIECES.

I HAVE TO DO THEM SPONTANEOUSLY AND SO MUCH OF IT HAS TO DO WITH FINDING OUT WHAT THE MATERIALS CAN DO AND WHERE DOES THAT LEAD ME, AND I FEEL LIKE IF THERE'S AN ANSWER AND ARTICULATION FOR WHERE THE INSPIRATION IS, AFTER I START A PIECE IT BECOMES A CONVERSATION WITHIN ITSELF WHERE I'LL SAY THIS IS A GOOD STARTING POINT.

WHERE DOES IT GO FROM HERE, AND I THINK THAT MOTIVATES ME TO FIND OUT HOW TO PUT THAT PIECE TOGETHER.

♪♪ ♪♪ >> I HAVE ALWAYS, ALWAYS THOUGHT THERE WAS MORE IN JUST WHAT WE SEE.

YOU KNOW, IT'S UNDER THE GROUND.

♪♪ ♪♪ >> TO SEE MORE OF MARCIA'S WORK CHECK HER OUT ONLINE AT JENARMSTRONG.COM.

>>> IN OUR NEXT SEGMENT WE LEARN MORE ABOUT A TYPE OF ARTISTIC ENDEAVOR THAT RESULTS IN OBJECTS THAT ARE OFTEN CREATED USING TRADITIONAL TECHNIQUES.

WE STEP INTO THE KITCHEN TO LEARN MORE ABOUT AN ORGANIZATION THAT'S BEEN ADVANCING THE LEGACY OF FINE CRAFTS AND THOSE WHO CREATE IT SINCE 1963.

♪♪ ♪♪ >>> JOINING ME IN THE KITCHEN TODAY IS KIM NAGORSKI, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE OHIO CRAFT MUSEUM.

THANKS FOR BEING HERE.

>> THANKS FOR HAVING ME.

I THINK IT'S GOING TO BE FUN.

>> I THINK SO, TOO.

>> TELL US ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE HISTORY MUSEUM.

>> IT'S A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT STARTED IN 1963 AND IT WAS FOUNDED BY FINE CRAFT ARTISTS AND UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS TO PROMOTE THE FINE CRAFTS FIELD.

>> THAT'S REALLY INTERESTING.

I WASN'T FAMILIAR WITH THAT HISTORY, AND THEN THEY OPENED UP THE OHIO CRAFT MUSEUM IN THE GRAND VIEW AREA IN 1993.

>> WHAT KIND OF WORK DID SOMEONE EXPECT TO SEE IN THE MUSEUM THERE?

>> IT WOULD BE ALL FIVE CRAFTS AND THERE ARE CERAMICS, FIBER AND TEXTILES, WOOD, METAL AND GLASS.

>> THAT'S A WIDE RANGE.

>> YES.

>> VERY COOL.

I AM SO EXCITED TO LEARN MORE.

I AM ALSO EXCITED TO MAKE A DELICIOUS TREAT.

DO YOU LIKE CHOCOLATE?

>> YES.

WE ARE MAYBING VIENNESE BROWNIES.

>> CAN'T GO WRONG, BUT THERE'S A LOT OF LITTLE STEPS.

IT'S NOT SUPER COMPLICATED, BUT WE HAVE A LOT OF BOWLS.

HOPEFULLY YOU HAVE SOMEONE TO DO YOUR DISHES FOR YOU.

THE WORK FOR BROWNIES.

BEFORE WE GET STARTED WE'LL REVIEW WHAT INGREDIENTS WE'LL NEED.

FOR THE BROWNIES WE'LL NEED TWO OUNCES OF UNSWEETENED CHOCOLATE, ONE STICK OF UNSALTED BUTTER, TWO EGGS, ONE CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR, 3/4 OF A CUP FLOUR, HALF A TEASPOON OF BAKING POWDER, HALF A TEASPOON OF SALT, ONE 8-OUNCE PACKAGE OF CREAM CHEESE SOFTENED, QUARTER CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR AND ONE EGG.

BEFORE WE GET STARTED MAKING THESE DELICIOUS BROWNIES TELL ME ABOUT THE OTHER WAYS PEOPLE CAN EXPERIENCE THE OHIO CRAFT MUSEUM.

FIRST, I WANT TO SAY THAT ADMISSION IS FREE OF CHARGE AND I DO WANT TO OFFER A LOT OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND WE HAVE SUMMER CAMP FOR KIDS AND WE HAVE TEEN WORK SHOPS.

WE HAVE A LOT OF DIY CLASSES FOR ADULTS AND WE DO SOME PROFESSIONAL WORK SHOPS FOR ARTISTS.

>> WOW!

THAT'S A LOT OF OPPORTUNITY FOR PEOPLE TO GET INVOLVED AND THEY ALL HAPPEN ON SITE.

>> YEAH.

I HAVE TO SAY, WE ALSO HAVE A GIFT SHOP WHICH IS AWESOME.

WE HAVE OVER 125 ARTISTS IN THE GIFT SHOPS.

YEAH.

GOOD SHOPPING FOR TEACHERS AND FAMILY AND FRIENDS.

>> IT'S A SCARY PLACE TO WORK.

>> I'M SURE, WITH MY PAYCHECK.

>> BUT BEAUTIFUL PIECES AVAILABLE THERE.

YES, WE HAVE THAT THERE.

I'M EXCITED TO GET STARTED.

LET'S KIND OF GO THROUGH OUR STEPS HERE LIKE WE TALKED ABOUT SUPER SIMPLE BROWNIES, BUT A COUPLE OF DIFFERENT STATIONS WE'RE WORKING WITH.

SO THE FIRST THING WE WILL DO IS MELT THE BUTTER AND CHOCOLATE TOGETHER.

WE'LL GET THOSE ALL NICE AND WARM AND THEN WHAT I CAN HAVE YOU DO HERE IS JUST SIFT THE DRY INGREDIENTS TOGETHER.

YOU CAN USE A WHISK OR A SIFT AND YOU CAN DUMP THE FLOUR, BAKING POWDER AND SALT TOGETHER.

>> OKAY.

>> I'LL GET STARTED DOING OUR CREAM CHEESE FEELING WHICH IS LIKE A CHEESECAKE.

WE JUST GET OUR CREAM CHEESE, SUGAR AND AN EGG THAT WE'RE JUST GOING TO BEAT TOGETHER UNTIL IT'S NICE AND CREAMY AND FLUFFY.

>> OKAY.

THANK YOU FOR SIFTING THIS.

IF YOU WANT TO KEEP AN EYE ON THE CHOCOLATE AND THE BUTTER, WE WON'T GET MUCH CONVERSING DONE ONCE I GET THIS GOING.

♪♪ ♪♪ >> OOH!

♪♪ ♪♪ >> OKAY.

WE'VE DONE SOME OF OUR PREP HERE.

THANK YOU FOR MIXING UP THE DRY INGREDIENTS.

OUR CHOCOLATE AND BUTTER LOOKS GORGEOUS AND WE HAVE THE CHEESECAKE FILLING AND A LOT OF THIS CAN BE SET ASIDE UNTIL WE'RE READY FOR IT.

I'LL SCOOP THAT OVER AND WE'LL CONTINUE PUTTING THE BROWNIE BATTER TOGETHER.

SO WE'LL ADD IN SOME EGGS AND JUST BEAT THEM UP UNTIL THEY GET FLUFFY AND THEN WE'LL ADD SUGAR AND THEN WE'LL ADD THE DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE AND BUTTER.

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ >>> NOW I JUST HAVE TO ASSEMBLE.

SO WE'LL GO BROWNIE BATTER, CHEESECAKE MIX OR BROWNIE BATTER.

YOU LOOK LIKE REGULAR BROWNIES WHEN YOU CUT THEM OPEN.

>> I'M EYEBALLING ABOUT A THIRD OF THE BROWNIE BATTER AND WE DON'T WANT TOO MUCH ABOUT IT.

>> YOU REALLY CAN'T MESS IT UP.

FAMOUS LAST WORDS.

>> I'LL KIND OF MOVE THIS AROUND.

AND THEN YOU CAN USE THAT TO PLOP THE CREAM CHEESE.

DO YOU WANT IT SMOOTHED OUT?

>> IT CAN BE EVEN.

IT DOESN'T NEED LOOK PERFECTLY SMOOTH, BUT YOU WANT TO THE COVER THE SURFACE.

IT MIXES IN AND IT'S NOT PERFECT.

>> OKAY.

>> THE SWEETNESS OF THE CREAM CHEESE IS CUT BY THE BITTERSWEET SURFACE AND I'LL NUDGE IT AROUND.

I NEED TO SET THAT DOWN AND THEN WE'LL TOP IT WITH THE LAST OF THE BROWNIE BATTER.

>> THERE WE GO.

NO ONE WOULD KNOW THAT THESE BROWNIES HOLD A SECRET.

HEY, WE PUT IT ALL TOGETHER AND WE PREHEAT OUR OVEN TO 350 DEGREES AND IT BAKES FROM 35 TO 45 MINUTES AND YOU CAN STUCK A KNIFE AND MAKE SURE IT COMES OUT CLEAN.

>> THROW IT IN THE OVEN.

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> OKAY, KIM, WHILE OUR BROWNIES BAKE TELL ME ABOUT SOME OF THE WAYS THAT YOU'RE BRINGING CRAFT ART INTO THE KRUNITY.

WE ARE LOCATED IN THE GRAND VIEW AREA, BUT WE DO WANT TO GET OUT INTO THE COMMUNITY AND IS TO ENGAGE IN THE COMMUNITY AND WE WANT TO GET OUT TO THE LIBRARIES AND NOW YOU'LL SEE US COMING OUT INTO THE COMMUNITY AND WE'LL BE AT THE COLUMBUS ARTS FESTIVAL AND WE DID THE COLUMBUS COMMONS EVENT LAST WEEKEND AND WE'RE GOING TO BE DOING SOME THOSE KIDS' EVENTS ON FRIDAYS, AND WE WILL BE DOING -- WORKING AT THE LIBRARY AND GO FORTH IN THE VICTORIAN VILLAGE.

>> WONDERFUL.

>> THESE ARE GREAT OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE TO BE HANDS ON.

>> KIDS AND ADULTS AND A LOT OF THEM, WE HAVE ACTIVITIES FOR YOU TO DO RIGHT THERE.

WE JUST DID THE BIG SCIENCE EVENT, TOO AND THAT WAS A LOT OF FUN.

WE DID INDIGO DYEING.

>> OOH!

>> AND IT WENT WITH SCIENCE, TOO.

IT'S A GREAT WAY FOR YOU TO PAIR CRAFTING WITH OTHER PIECES OF THE COMMUNITY AND CULTURE.

>> AND I DID WANT TO TALK ABOUT A PROGRAM THAT WE STARTED WITH OHIO HEALTH.

THIS IS PROBABLY OUR THIRD YEAR WORKING WITH OHIO HEALTH BEREAVEMENT PROGRAM AND THEY ASKED USES TO SET THIS UP FOR THEM AND WE DO IT AT THE MUSEUM.

OUR OUTREACH COORDINATOR HELPS PEOPLE WHO ARE GOING THROUGH GRIEF MAKE CERAMIC MEMORY BOWLS AND THEY MAKE A BOWL, THEY GET TO DECORATE IT AND GLAZE IT.

IT'S A REALLY GREAT PROGRAM ANY THIS IS THE FIFTH OR SIXTH TIME DOING IT.

>> IT'S CUSTOM.

>> YEAH.

>> KIM, OUR BROWNIES ARE OUT OF THE OVEN.

WE LET THEM COOL, CUT THEM UP.

THEY ARE SO -- I CANNOT WAIT TO TRY IT.

>> DO YOU SEE THE YUMMY CHEESECAKE LAYER INSIDE.

SO GOOD.

>> DIG IN.

TELL ME ONE MORE THING YOU WOULD LIKE PEOPLE TO KNOW ABOUT THE OHIO CRAFT MUSEUM.

>> THANK YOU FOR ASKING.

I WANTED TO TELL YOU ABOUT WINTER FAIR.

A LOT PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT WINTER FAIR AND IT'S A FINE ART FAIR THAT TAKES PLACE AT THE FAIRGROUNDS AND WE DO PUT THAT ON.

A LOT OF PEOPLE DON'T THINK ABOUT THE MUSEUM WITH THAT, BUT WE'LL HAVE ABOUT 375 ARTISTS THERE FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY, SO ANOTHER PLACE TO SHOP.

>> GOOD TO KNOW RIGHT BEFORE THE HOLIDAY AND IT'S WONDERFUL.

>> IT'S IMPORTANT FOR PEOPLE TO MAKE THE CONNECTION AND THEY DON'T REALIZE.

GOOD TO KNOW.

I THINK WE SHOULD HAVE A BROWNIE AND A NAPKIN IN CASE IT GETS MESSY.

THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE.

THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME MAKE THESE BROWNIES.

.

>> ALL RIGHT.

♪♪ ♪♪ >>> TO LEARN MORE ABOUT OHIO DESIGNER CRAFTSMEN, FIND THEM ONLINE AT OHIO CRAFT.ORG.

WE END THIS EPISODE WITH FLUTIST KAYLEIGH FISHER.

SHE'S A MUSICIAN AND MUSIC EDUCATOR WHO FINDS JOY IN SHARING HER LOVE OF FLUTE PLAYING.

WE RECORDED HER IN A TREEHOUSE WITH THE ENVIRONMENTAL THEME OF THIS EPISODE.

LET'S TAKE A LISTEN.

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> TO HEAR MORE, FIND KAYLEIGH ON YOUTUBE AT ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> WELL, THAT'S OUR SHOW, REMEMBER YOU CAN FIND ALL OF OUR STORIES ONLINE AT WOSU.ORG AS WELL AS OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL.

FOR ALL OF US AT WOSU, I'M KATE QUICKEL.

THANKS FOR ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> PRODUCTION OF "BROAD & HIGH" IS CELEBRATING THE EXPRESSION, FOSTERING TALENT AND CONNECTING THE COMMUNITY TO COLUMBUS ARTISTS, PERFORMANCES, EXHIBITIONS, CONCERTS, PUBLIC ART AND MORE AT COLUMBUS MAKES ART.COM.