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Season 3 Episode 34 | 26m 46s
We meet a local artist, a Columbus band that loves spray painting everything gold and more.
Aired: 04/20/16
Keturah Ariel, Nick D’ and the Believers
Major funding for Broad & High is provided by the Greater Columbus Arts Council, with contributing funding from PNC.
Virginia Overton Sculpture, Noves Històries, Tiny Out Loud
Demolition debris provides inspiration for a sculpture at the renovated Columbus library.
Edith Head & Company, POBA, Dollhouses by Jose Diaz
Hollywood glamour returns to the Decorative Arts Center in Lancaster, Ohio.
Music videos of some of our favorite bands and singer/songwriters based in Columbus.
Stuart Fink, Robert Buck, Material Pulses
Meet Cincinnati sculptor Stuart Fink, who forged a special union with a local collector.
Pinchflat Bike Posters, Congressional Art Competition
Graphic designers unite to celebrate the art of bicycling.
Art Hatching Across Ohio, Marc Lincewicz, Terri Kern
Forty eight decorated ostrich eggs provided a canvas for creativity.
Charlotte McGraw, Figure Drawing
Meet an artist who made the most of a bad situation, expressing herself through creativity
Damn the Witch Siren, Patina, The Modern Table
Meet electro-pop duo Damn the Witch Siren, explore artwork that functions as furniture.
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Keturah Ariel, Nick D’ and the Believers
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Keturah Ariel's work focuses largely on positive representations of young black women.
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