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April 23 2010
Aluminum Foil Mountain (all day) and Worm Man (at dusk)
Aimee Sones and Ryan Agnew in collaboration with the Learning Site Audible Dwelling

Location: Audible Dwelling in parking lot on CCAD campus
at corner of N. Washington and E. Long Streets, Columbus Ohio

For more information, please visit http://www.bureauforopenculture.org/





January 19 to February 19 2010
Image Ohio 10 juried by Michael Stickrod
Fort Hayes Shot Tower Gallery
546 Jack Gibbs Blvd, Columbus Ohio
Opening reception: Thursday Jan 21, 6 to 8 pm
Gallery hours: Monday - Friday 9 am to 4 pm

For more information, please visit http://www.roygbivgallery.com/image-ohio-10.php




November - December 2009
What We Will Become
Camelot Cellars Winery
958 N. High St, Columbus Ohio








September 21 to October 30 2009
Drawing it out curated by Sarah Weinstock
The Ohio State University at Marion Kuhn Fine Arts Gallery
Closing reception: Wednesday Oct 28, 4 to 6 pm

featuring: Mike Litzau, Dan Shellenbarger, Ryan Agnew, Joanna Hammer, Adam Hinterlang, David Staniunas, Dina Sherman, Kami Meighan, Celeste Tegtmeier, Ginnie Baer, MJ Bole, Sally MacLeod, Charles Massey, Jr., Katie Niewierski, Ian Ruffino, Dan Olsen, Eva Ball, Craig Dransfield, Evan Z. Puckett, Fritz Kappler, Elizabeth Gerdeman, Hannah Barnes, Zuzana Muranicova



July 2009
Worms In A Box / Attempt To Resuscitate Michael Jackson
Full Force Showcase Gallery
57 E. Gay St, Third Floor Kitchen, Columbus Ohio
Opening reception: Thursday July 9, 7 to 10 pm









May 14 to June 28 2009
Pulp Art
Carnegie Gallery at Columbus Metropolitan Library (2nd floor of Main Library)
96 S. Grant Street, Columbus Ohio

For more information, please visit columbuslibrary.org or call (614) 645-2ASK (2275)







June 4 2009, 2 to 7:30 pm
Joy Divisions curated by Eva Ball
Van Gallery at Columbus Metropolitan Library (front lawn of Main Library)
96 S. Grant Street, Columbus Ohio

Mark Van Fleet's Van Gallery housed the works of 16 artists and was situated in the front lawn of Columbus Library. Passers-by were invited to eat food provided by local sponsors and listen to a DJ presentation of every album released by Joy Division and a few rarities totaling 5.5 hours of music. A multi-authored catalog, published by Eva Ball & Company, showcases artwork in the exhibition and delves into topics of sex slavery in the 21st century, Nazi imagery in post-punk fashion and the power of witnessing, among others. The catalog is available for sale and also from the library's reference collection. 

Aritsts and writers included in Joy Divisions: Jen Burton, Amy Mallat, Ian Ruffino, Laura Bradigan, Grant Earl LaValley, Mark Harris, Nicholas Crane, Hannah Barnes, Ryan Agnew, Paul Simmons, Carmel Buckley, Kelly Kaser, Chad Shepherd, Wes Flexner, Dan Olsen, Marshall Barnes, Beth Murphy, Rebecca Loar, Dina Sherman, Tina Matthews, Joshua Erb, Michael Stickrod, and Erica Bailey.

For more information, please visit uas.osu.edu/joydivisions or call (614) 292-8643