Nancy Gilson

Since 1987, Capital University has put the spotlight on music and art during the NOW Festival. This year, a Ukranian composer is among the highlights.

A delicate baby blanket, a hanging quilt that calls attention to climate change, a whimsical figure made of hand-dyed wool, enormous felt bowls and a queen-size coat built of muslin, textiles and embroidery floss.

Columbus Museum of Art brings in the stimulating and exciting work of Robin F. Williams and Marie Laurencin, until April 18.

As the 2024 Ohioana Book Festival approaches, anticipation revolves around the literary lineup, but Weaver's retirement shortly after leaves grief.

Nancy Gilson | Special to The Columbus Dispatch Kimberlee Kiehl, a resident of Lewis Center, has been named the new executive director of the Ohioana Library Association.

The Columbus Metropolitan Main Library features a new angle on literary work as they welcome the 'Art Unbound IV' exhibit.

From jewelry to furniture, political statements to mystery, the Ohio Designer Craftsmen Best of 2024 showcase merits careful consideration by viewers.

Nancy Gilson | Special to The Columbus Dispatch In March of 1945, 600 tanks, planes and artillery loudly prepared to cross the Rhine River in Germany, a final push by the Allied forces to cross into Germany.

Nancy Gilson | Special to The Columbus Dispatch Wayne P. Lawson, the longest-serving executive director of the Ohio Arts Council

Nancy Gilson | Special to The Columbus Dispatch Snapshots of our world and what harm we humans have done to it can be depressing, but also ironically beautiful.