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CHIAROSCURO 2022

CHIAROSCURO 2022

This year represents a milestone for me as chair of the same department where I began my educational journey, deepening my knowledge of critical theory and…
Terron Banner engages the local community through outreach at the Urban Arts Space BY TERRON BANNER (PhD, 2019) As the Manager of Community Learning…
By Robin gordon, barnett fellow One month before Ohio’s midterm elections, Ohio State welcomed the New York-based and internationally networked Center for Artistic Activism (C4AA) to its…
Richard Finlay Fletcher creates Temporary Sites of Unlearning  by richard finlay fletcher, associate professor Back in February 2020, in those…
by anna freeman, phd candidate  Jeffrey Gibson, ALL FOR ONE, ONE FOR ALL, 2015. Listening to ​​​​a TBA Storyteller at the Small Arms Inspection Building. In the summer of 2022, I attended…
by tamryn mcdermott, phd candidate I am grateful for the opportunity to be a co-conspirator in the Listening and Learning at the Toronto Biennial of Art (TBA) course in the summer of 2022. This…
Since spring 2021, Tamryn McDermott has been a student curator for the Kawsay Ukhunchay: Andean and Amazonian Indigenous Art and Cultural Artifacts Research Collection. In the fall of 2022, curators…
In August 2021, the artist and scholar Dr. Léuli Eshrāghi (Sāmoan: Āpia, Salelologa, Si‘umu, Leulumoega), with whom I had worked on the reading room of Indigenous art books installed at…
Christine Ballengee-Morris retired Sept. 1, 2022, as full professor. Ballengee-Morris’ service to the department spanned 27 years, during which she served…
BY CHRISTINE BALLENGEE-MORRIS, Professor Emeritus Near central Ohio is the largest complex of geometric mounds and earthworks in the world; earthworks that were creatively imagined,…
DE’AVIN MITCHELL:  This year, the Barnett Field School has opened up the opportunity for me to connect with arts leaders in Columbus who are engaging with and developing community-based arts…
BY Rachel Skaggs, Lawrence and Isabel Barnett Assistant Professor of Arts Management  The job of a professor is made up of three interwoven…
By McKenzie C. Gelo (BA, 2023) In August of 2021, I enrolled in Arts Entrepreneurship 3690, a class taught by Dr. Rachel Skaggs. I have always had a strong interest in this field of the arts, as I…
Students in the Social World of the Arts class have been working all semester to understand the fields ofcreation, production and reception in a broad range of art worlds. After completing the…
BY MORGAN MCDONALD, University Fellow Can I do it all? Should I? These are questions I asked myself during student teaching as an undergrad student here at Ohio State. As many of us know, it’s easy…
The AAEP Bachelor of Art Education (BAE) Licensure program places an emphasis on training and fostering a culture of leadership with our pre-service art education students. Each year we continue to…
AAEP Department Chair Joni Acuff was selected as a 2022-23 Inaugural Lecturer. Inaugural Lectures celebrate arts and humanities faculty who have been promoted to the rank of professor. Joined by…
On October 7-8, the department hosted the 2022 GRAE Conference at the Urban Arts Space and in the Barnett Collaboratory. Part of a consortia of schools including Penn State  University and…
Last fall, AAEP and the Wexner Center for the Arts welcomed Syrus Marcus Ware to present “Building an Abolitionist Future: Collectivity and Activism in Art Museums” as part of a lecture series for…
On September 9, 2022, the Barnett Center for Integrated Arts and Enterprise, in collaboration with the Center for Latin American Studies, hosted a reception in the Barnett Collaboratory for Dancing…
EMILY HUTLOCK  Emily Hutlock is a student in the Master of Arts in Arts Policy and Administration program. She graduated summa cum laude from Baldwin…
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