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Time and pressure help Diamond Young unearth vulnerability, beauty in her canvases
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Khalivius won’t stop with ‘Red Light’
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Local Politics: Same cruelties plague the new James A. Karnes Corrections Center
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Ajanaé Dawkins addresses heavy questions in ‘No One Teaches Us How to Be Daughters’
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Fust continues the search at Nelsonville Music Festival
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Artists Against Apartheid launches exhibition to highlight Palestinian resilience
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Printmaker Felicity Gunn centers the cycle of life
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Magnetic Love: Nathaniel Jordan worked tirelessly until his death to distribute naloxone to Black Ohioans
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EDwen watches it all fall apart
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The Other Columbus: Columbus police stay in the news for all the wrong reasons
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The Fossil Record hopes to give some permanence to life’s more ephemeral moments
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Ebri Yahloe meets trauma with grace on new EP ‘Candid’
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Mandy Shunnarah gives voice to an overlooked skate community in ‘Midwest Shreds’
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Brotherhood brings depth to the new collaborative album from TrigNO and Soop
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On Development: Ohio foots bill for Delaware County sprawl
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Ghost Shirt makes tenuous peace with death on ‘Crayon Dragon’
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Ohio spends billions to rehabilitate the incarcerated. Current state laws make it difficult for employers to then hire them.
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Mark Sims searches for solace in a world growing dark
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Matter News wins two awards in Ohio’s Best Journalism Contest
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Didi embraces the collective struggle on ‘Feel It Enough’
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Columbus has taken steps to address the housing crisis. It’s not enough.
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Abel finds ways to dull the pain with ‘Dizzy Spell’
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New podcast goes deep on the unbelievable tale of a Holocaust survivor turned South American circus owner
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Golomb goes full color on the big-hearted ‘Love’ EP
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The continuing evolution of Winston Hightower
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Weekend Wanderlust: The Tuscarawas Valley and back in under a day
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Columbus ensemble brings overlooked queer composers to the fore
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Protomartyr singer Joe Casey learns to let love in
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Joe Camerlengo looks on the bright side of life
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Collaborators celebrate Columbus neighborhoods in ‘7 Villages’