The Master of Fine Arts Exhibition at the OSU Urban Arts Space was featured on WOSU:

"iMix visits the Ohio State University Urban Arts Space in the historic Lazarus building in downtown Columbus where 30 students mastering in Fine Arts at The Ohio State University are exhibiting their work. Projects include art and technology, ceramics, glass, painting and drawing, photography, printmaking, and sculpture."
The video can be found at: http://www.wosu.org/imix/?date=05/25/2008&id=0

"Ways of Knowing Water, an exhibit continuing Downtown through Aug. 30 in the Ohio State University Urban Arts Space, seeks to remind us how crucial water is to life and how splendid the waterways of central Ohio can be to the attentive eye."
Read the full article on Dispatch.com.

On the Ways of Knowing Water exhibition:
"The explorations of water by ecologists and activists are every bit as striking and moving as the professional artwork that is included in the show. 'They are part of this wave of people thinking about the cultural meaning of the rivers, becoming attuned to this environment, so we're doing our best to contribute to that...'"
Read the full article on ColumbusAlive.com.

When Art Builds Bridges: Art, Environment, and Community

Aug 28

Visit the Programs section to view a listing of August Programs

Ways of Knowing Water

June 24-Aug 30 (upper gallery)
Reception: July 10, 4-7 pm

Making visible the place of water in Central Ohio, Ways of Knowing Water evokes the presence and power of water and includes works by George C. Anderson, David Bamber, Alan Crockett Jr., Guy Michael Davis, Nicole Gibbs, Elizabeth Gerdeman, Adam Kaser, Adon Newman, Stephen Pentak, Ian Ruffino, Sky Shineman, and Todd Slaughter.

View listing of free programs for Ways of Knowing Water
Ways of Knowing Water poster of events and programs [832kb PDF]

What Time is This Place

July 10-Sept 26 (lower gallery)
Reception: July 10, 4-7 pm

Using the OSU Urban Arts Space as their studio-in-situ, Ohio artists Tim Rietenbach/Matthew Flegle, Carol Boram-Hays, Curtis Goldstein, Migiwa Orimo, Mark van Fleet and others have the chance to respond, react, merge, elaborate and collaborate, with students from OSU.

What Time is This Place exhibition poster [766kb PDF]