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15 Years of Storytelling, 26 Years of Power in Community: Sankofa Revives the Black Art Expo
Read more »Jerome White, featured artist in the 2026 revival of Sankofa’s Black Art Expo September 18–20, remembers his own introduction to the Black Art Expo scene in late 1990s Baltimore: “I […]
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Riso: An Indie Publishing Revolution
Read more »You may have seen the term RISO or Risograph lately and thought to yourself, “what on Earth is that?” What was once a very niche form of printing has become […]
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Don Drumm Retrospective Celebrates 55 Years of Akron Artist’s Far-Ranging Oeuvre of Eye-Catching Artworks
Read more »Sixty years ago, Don Drumm found himself wearing a hard hat and clambering around precariously ten stories above the Bowling Green State University (BGSU) campus. As the university’s first artist-in-residence […]
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Utopia Realized—The Art and Inquiry of Michael Loderstedt
Read more »This article is about Michael Loderstedt, the artist. It omits—perhaps unfairly—the considerable body of poetry and biographical work that he has completed in the past ten years. As an artist, […]
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From Stroke to Brush Strokes: The Amazing Life of Artist Mary K. Thomas
Read more »Almost thirty years ago, Mary K. Thomas was in the fight of her life. She suffered a massive stroke followed by a ruptured brain aneurysm. It bled for two days. […]
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Photo Poets: Garvey Cline
Read more »Curator’s note: Cline’s photography takes us into the fearlessness, and determination to make communal space, building community around experimentation and exploration. These students are getting to know their city in […]
