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An Interview with Elizabeth Brim
This interview was conducted by Julie Umberger Images by Travis Dodd, via The Bo Bartlett Center At the heart of every blacksmith’s studio is a powerful act of transformation. Steel enters the forge rigid and unyielding. Under fire, hammer, and vision, it becomes something entirely new. For artist Elizabeth Brim , that transformation has defined a remarkable career. A celebrated blacksmith and sculptor, Brim is known for work that stretches the boundaries of traditional metal


A Milestone Moment: Monica Ikegwu’s First Museum-Organized Solo Exhibition Opens at The Columbus Museum
A powerful new exhibition has opened at the The Columbus Museum— and it brings a full collection of work from this rising contemporary portrait artist to Columbus and beyond for the very first time . Monica Ikegwu. Photo courtesy of the artist. Monica Ikegwu: Through the Veil is the first museum-organized solo exhibition by Baltimore-based painter Monica Ikegwu . Created specifically for the museum, the exhibition features an entirely new body of work that expands upon the a


Photographer Teri Slotkin's 'Mixed Doubles' Portraits Project at The Do Good Fund Invites Columbus, GA to Connect, Honor, and Celebrate One Another
Written by Carrie Beth Wallace The Do Good Fund is preparing to launch a new project that promises to both fascinate and connect our community in new and exciting ways. Created by photographer Teri Slotkin, Mixed Doubles is a studio portrait series featuring pairs of people connected by birth, marriage, business, friendship, and other meaningful ties. At a time when genuine connection can feel increasingly difficult, Mixed Doubles offers the people of Columbus, Georgia an o


The 27th Annual CSU Guitar Symposium BringsInternational Classical Guitar Talent to Columbus, GA
Written by Yinuo Chen The CSU Guitar Symposium has become one of the most exciting events of the year for guitarists and audiences. From the moment you step into the Schwob School of Music at Columbus State University, the energy is impossible to miss. Students tuning their instruments, guest artists preparing backstage, and audiences settling in for world-class performances. Led by Dr. Andrew Zohn, the symposium’s artistic director and the Jo and George Jeter Distinguished C
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