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COVID-19 Break: Boys and Girls Club of Columbus West Side Unit

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To me, this symbolizes that each person may have different dreams but are equally valuable. The key is giving back so others can grow and become who they are destined to become.

August 3, 2020 Art, Place

COVID-19 Break: Bronzeville Art on the Park

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One Sunday morning I decided to take a break from my Covid-19 quarantine and take a car ride. While riding down Mt Vernon Avenue, I saw a sign that said, “Affirm Black Life”. I thought I saw an arrow, so I decided to park my car to investigate.

July 27, 2020 Art, Place, Thing

COVID-19 Break: All People Fresh Market: Youth

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My team and I are here for the kids. We serve meals Tuesday through Saturday to kids eighteen and under. We are an emergency food site in partnership with Children’s Hunger Alliance. We are serving breakfast, and dinner for the next day to families that roll through the fresh market from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm.

July 2, 2020 People, Thing

COVID-19 Break: All People Fresh Market

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It is the largest fresh food distribution in central Ohio and one of the top twenty in the country. We are seeing more than seven hundred people a day.

July 1, 2020 Art, Place, Thing

COVID-19 Break: Property Damage turned to Art: Artist Participation

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I think that murals are my way of self-expression and protest. I have a new born; so, I’m not on the front lines. This is my way of having a voice in the fight. My message: is our goal is peace and equality.

June 27, 2020 Art, Women

COVID-19 Break: Columbus Property Damage turned to Art: Greater Columbus Arts Council

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I love the splash of color! In my opinion, it looks much better than seeing plywood all over downtown. It also allows residents and visitors to be exposed to and appreciate some of the talent of the artists who live in the area.

June 25, 2020 Art, Place

COVID-19 Break: Downtown Columbus Property Damage turned to Art: Huntington Center Part 2

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I love watching artists collaborate and create!

June 24, 2020 Art, Place

COVID-19 Break: The Vanderelli Room Outdoor Art Exhibit

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The piece with the toilet paper! As time goes on, it is easy to forget how scarce toilet paper was earlier this year. Toilet paper was almost like currency. Lysol is still hard to find! Who would have thought toilet paper, disinfecting wipes, and Lysol spray would be so scarce/valuable?

June 21, 2020 Art, Place

COVID-19 Break: Art at Martini Modern Italian

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After the widespread access of videos showing horrific police brutality, the employees of Martini’s asked me to come down and leave a positive message for the community not only express grief, but also to provide comfort and solace.

June 19, 2020 Art

COVID-19 Break: Downtown Columbus Property Damage turned to Art: Huntington Center

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I love seeing artists create live. One of my favorite festivals was cancelled (Columbus Arts Festival). I know, I know they had virtual activities. But, to me it’s not the same. I love being able to interact with the artists.

June 18, 2020 Art, Place

COVID-19 Break: Downtown Columbus Property Damage turned to Art: Huntington Center Part 1 Highlight

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In my opinion this work represents unity. Just by viewing the artists pictures it is obvious that they are different. Each artist worked together bringing their talents to produce a cohesive piece.

June 17, 2020 Art, Place

COVID-19 Break: Downtown Columbus Property Damage turned to Art: Ohio Theatre

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In my opinion, it looks much better than seeing plywood all over downtown. It also allows residents and visitors to be exposed to and appreciate some of the talent of the artists who live in the area.

June 16, 2020 Art, Place

COVID-19 Break: Lucille McIntyre “Peace Wall”

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It was a true collaborative mural. Most of the community collaborative murals I see have an image ahead of time and the community comes and paints by numbers. This is unique because it basically was stay in your block, and your block becomes a part of the bigger picture.

May 30, 2020 Art, Thing, Women

Harmony Project at Sullivant Gardens Community Center

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Now, we are generating 65,000 hours a year in volunteer service that is valued to the city at about 1.5 million dollars. We have 11,000 and 60 plus people singing in weekly programs.

October 16, 2019 Thing

Mural Painting at Columbus Global Academy

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The murals are a way for different communities to come together, paint, and have a good time. We usually partner with a local volunteer organization or company and are always welcoming new faces to paint and be part of our family!

August 19, 2018 Art, People, Thing
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