The phrase “art in Columbus” often elicits images of gallery hops and museums, clean white spaces adorned with pricey framed paintings. But to experience the pulse of the art scene in the city, go in search of the collective. Artist collectives and co-ops have a long history in Columbus, but only recently have these repurposed [...]
A bill sent to Gov. John Kasich last week for his signature addresses some of the consequences arising from today’s modern families. DIY divorces and new developments in assisted reproductive technologies have resulted in instances in which outmoded sections of state law have fallen short of their intent to protect Ohioans’ property rights, especially in [...]
NEW YORK — Imagine a house containing a towering bronze pitchfork and shovel that will never be used for gardening; a working vacuum cleaner — topped with the gilded bust of a horse — that will never clean floors; and an oversize saucepan — made of crystal, bronze, wood and gilding — that will never [...]