January 2019
emerging is Dublin Arts Council’s (DAC) popular annual exhibition of artwork created by students who live within Dublin City Schools’ (DCS) attendance area and students who have participated in DAC summer ARTcamps.
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Opening Doors: Calling Central Ohio Home is a group exhibition by New Americans who delve into concepts of identity through their artwork.
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Dublin Arts Council will present a Nepali cultural celebration in conjunction with the Opening Doors: Calling Central Ohio Home exhibition on Tuesday, April 9 from 6 - 8 p.m. at Dublin Arts Center, 7125 Riverside Drive, in Dublin. Featured performers will include Nepali singer Arjun Rasaily and Nepali Cultural Dance Group.
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Dublin Arts Council will present a Congolese and Rwandan cultural celebration in conjunction with the Opening Doors: Calling Central Ohio Home exhibition on Tuesday, May 14 from 6 - 8 p.m. at Dublin Arts Center, 7125 Riverside Drive, in Dublin. Local dance group Nasaba Ya Kifalme (Royal Dynasty) will perform traditional Congolese and Rwandan dance.
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Ball in the House is a Boston-based R&B/Soul/Pop a cappella group that has been entertaining audiences of all ages for more than 15 years. Taking a cappella to the next stage, Ball in the House makes “music that’ll move ya” with beatbox and vocal bass under their cool harmonies to create a sound that's hard to believe.
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Heidi Burson travels from Nashville to her home state of Ohio to share her powerful voice and soulful style inspired by singers such as Etta James and Aretha Franklin. She is an award-winning artist and songwriter with two self-produced full length albums.
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In the exhibition, Ya Got Somethin’ To Say, central Ohio artist Sharon Dorsey combines words with paintings and sculptures, inviting the viewer to be uplifted and forewarned by artwork featuring curious anecdotes and cautionary tales.
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The Byrne Brothers are a family band from Dublin, Ireland who now live in Orlando Florida. They are All-County Champions of their traditional Irish instruments, Duo and Trio Champions and Ulster Champion Irish Dancers.
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Porter & Sayles, the collaboration of singer/songwriters Christian Porter and Regina Sayles from northeastern Penn., allure their audience with a crossover between country, folk rock and a side of southern crooning.
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Mike Nash & the Southern Drawl Band from Knoxville and Nashville, Tennessee define themselves as “Southern Rockin’ Country music with a twist of lime distilled in the backwoods of Tennessee.”
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Honey and Blue, a self-described mix of pop, blues and Americana, is fronted by singer/songwriters Adam Darling and Stephanie Amber. Appropriately named, Honey and Blue combines Darling’s sultry bluesy sounds with Amber’s sweet, whimsical take on lyrics and harmony.
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Born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio, Adrian, David and Cristian Labra combine their smooth lyrical harmonies with elements of R&B, funk and soul, while tapping into their Hispanic heritage with a touch of Santana-esque flavor.
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Cypress Bark and Sandstone, Studies in Burnt Orange is an exhibition of art quilts by Columbus artist Frauke Palmer.
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Formations: Three Artists and the Art of Mixed Media is a group exhibition by Columbus College of Art & Design Professors Emeriti Anita Dawson, Char Norman and Bruce Robinson; embracing contemporary expression of the joy of creativity and improvisation of materials.
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Come play with us! You are invited to a birthday party for Field of Corn (with Osage Oranges) to celebrate the artwork’s 25th anniversary on Saturday, Sept. 28 from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. at Frantz Park, 4995 Rings Rd. in Dublin. Enjoy games, a “corn maze” tour of the artwork, art experiences and more. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from multiple food trucks and vendors.
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Cuba in Columbus represents a multi-event, multi-venue group of exhibitions showcasing the work of 107 artists from central Ohio and Cuba at 33 art institutions, galleries, and public venues throughout Columbus through Nov. 15, 2019. Dublin Arts Council is hosting an exhibition of 13 of the artworks with a special reception on Oct. 22, 2019 from 6 to 8 p.m.
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Let creativity flow at the historic Dublin Arts Center! The second event in Dublin Arts Council's Art & Wellness Discovery Series will occur on Saturday, Oct. 12 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the historic Dublin Arts Center, 7125 Riverside Drive in Dublin. Dublin Arts Center’s rolling landscape and sweeping views of the Scioto River inspire the event’s theme of “flow.”
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Holiday gift-giving is right around the corner. Whether for someone special or as a gift to yourself, this fun beadweaving workshop is open to students age 15 and older, beginner to advanced skill level.
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Masayuki Miyajima will return to the Dublin Arts Council gallery to close the 2019 Visual Arts Series with a solo exhibition of functional Japanese ceramic artwork in a continued exploration of material, form, substance and function to produce pottery imbued with a combination of body, mind and spirit.
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Dublin Arts Council will open the 2020 Visual Arts Series with the 18th annual emerging exhibition of artwork by K-12 and postsecondary students in the Dublin City Schools attendance area. The exhibition will be on display in Dublin Arts Council’s (DAC) gallery, 7125 Riverside Dr., in Dublin from Jan. 7 through Feb. 21, 2020.
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Earth and Sky will include artworks in monotype, charcoal, oil and pastel inspired by Columbus artist Rod Bouc’s memories of early life on a Nebraska farm. The body of new works will include cloudscapes, still life and landscapes.
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Dublin Arts Council has partnered with Dublin Bridges to bring art supplies and arts education activities to community families who receive free and reduced-price school meals. One packet of arts supplies is only $25. Learn more and support the effort at https://dublinarts.org/artisnotcancelled/
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Early life outdoor camping, hiking and canoeing experiences, combined with fireside sewing and embroidery, form the basis for Lancaster, Ohio artist Sue King’s current work. King’s artwork is inspired by her numerous artist residencies at national and state parks and underscores the need to conserve America’s wild places, our public lands, for future generations.
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This compelling series of cyanotype images by Granville, Ohio artist Nicholas Hill explores ideas of place, visual associations and memory using drawing, printmaking, and photographic techniques to create graphic compositions that reflect Japanese script and landscape.
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The 6-ft gallery project is a collaboration between Dublin Arts Council and the Dublin Convention & Visitors Bureau, designed to showcase Dublin’s resident artists while providing physical distancing guidance during the 2020 pandemic.
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Ohio artist Christine D’Epiro Abbott portrays a hopeful perspective of joyful communion in Shelter (Our) Place. The exhibition celebrates the connections found in our most ordinary and intimate spaces using printmaking techniques such as silkscreen, drypoint, relief and mono-printing.
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Connect: Public Art & Wellness Challenge throughout Dublin parks beginning Sept. 26 (free) As part of the Art & Wellness initiative, Dublin Arts Council has launched the “Connect: Public Art & Wellness Challenge” that connects the community to the environment, public art and community wellness. Riverboxes artists have created new artworks that respond to their original Riverbox. A [...]
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Inspired by the artist’s background as a product designer with Herman Miller furniture, Rubbermaid and Fitch, Inc., Don Staufenberg’s solo exhibition Ceramic Infusion melds experiences and influences to produce an integration of wood, metal, fiber and polymer with ceramics to create a unique tactile visual.
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Dublin Arts Council’s 19th annual exhibition of student artwork returns in 2021 as a virtual exhibition.
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The 6-ft gallery project is a collaboration between Dublin Arts Council and Visit Dublin Ohio, designed to showcase Dublin’s resident artists while providing physical distancing guidance during the pandemic.
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