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BLACK NIGHT IS FALLING Scott Woods' third book of poetry wrestles with ecstatic notions of blackness, the beauty and grief to be found in every 'hood carryout, the colonization of pumpkin spice, an...

Local authors Scott Woods and Hanif Abdurraqib have a conversation on July 10 from 6-7:30 p.m. on the Thurber House lawn, be there!

(Here there be mild spoilers.) I’m back in this phase where I’m not digging into movies before I see them for their backstories or production dramas. I just want to go see a movie, not give Monday …

Black art has historically never gotten its due, but following these step-by-step recipe instructions could finally begin to turn the tide.

The city generally feels like an ATM for rich developers, and our arts infrastructure functions in much the same manner.

Because of his art world fame and persistent criticism of the Chinese government, Ai Weiwei has become one of the world’s most renowned artists...

Narrated by Meryl Streep, Museum Town tells the all-too-familiar story of North Adams, Massachusetts, whose largest employer, Sprague Electric,...

What does arts and culture have to do with identity? Pretty much everything.

Can art change the world? Scott Woods, recently named one of the Top 10 Columbus Authors, re-teams with the Wexner Center for the Arts to curate a program that poses this question.

I'm mindful of the contrast in the way Columbus, Ohio, police responded to Nazis and the way they responded to Black Lives Matter protesters.