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Press Conference
Introduction of the report, Potential for Energy Efficiency and Demand Response in Ohio, ACEEE
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Wednesday, March 25th 10:30
The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) will formally introduce its report on the potential for energy efficiency and demand response in Ohio and the economic benefits. Invited speakers will discuss the recommendations, the potential economic impacts, and what it all means for Ohio.
The recommendations in this report are meant to serve as a basis for discussion and help guide policy makers as they move forward with implementing energy efficient-related legislation. A proposal for action for the Ohio legislature is the next step in the initiative. A roll-out to the broader community will commence with Editorial Board meetings, to which interested stakeholders will be invited.
If you have any questions, please contact Helen Sheehan [helen@melamedcommunications.com] or Steve Caminati [steve@melamedcommunications.com].
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Making Your Proposal
A Workshop
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Thursday, March 26th 6 to 8pm
Ohio Art Leauge invites artists to join us, at the OSU Urban Arts Space for a workshop focusing on the art
of making a proposal for competitive submission. Discussion topics will
include, but are not limited to: creating images and formatting,
writing a curator's statement, how to present your idea, and promotion.
The workshop is free and open to the public.
This series is part of our after-work programing offered Thursday evenings. After the workshop stop by Tip Top Kitchen & Cocktails and ask for the Urban Artists' Special: It's very special indeed and its only $3.
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Ohio Arts Research Symposium
Registration Deadline: March 25th
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 Friday, April 3rd 10 to 4pm
The Ohio Art Education Association, Higher Education Division, hosts the Ohio Arts Research Symposium: a one-day event that explores recent
arts education research, issues and challenges across Ohio.
A
dynamic group of OSU graduate student leaders have been working with their professors to create a constructivist approach to
exploring arts research regarding public, private and/or non-profit
interests, and including community arts, K-12 schools, nonprofit and
statewide service organizations, among other sites of cultural
(re)production and reception.
The Ohio Arts Research Symposium has
been designed to create space for group discussions, exploration of research methods, identification of research needs in the field, and opportunities for sharing emerging ideas
or projects that have yet to be fully defined. The goal for the day is
not simply to share research, but to create dialogue between graduate
student researchers, practitioners in the field, faculty and
professionals across arts disciplines.
This symposium is FREE and includes lunch.[Read More and Register]
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Upcoming Programs
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Wednesday, April 1st
11:30am to 12:30pm
Jazz Duo: Cayce Felber and Bradley Mellen
Bring your lunch and join pianist, Cayce Felber and bassist, Bradley
Mellen for an hour of jazz standards interpreted in an intimate duo
setting. Compositions will include works by Thelonious Monk, Oliver
Nelson, and Antonio Carlos Jobim.
Thursday, April 2nd
5:30 to 7:30
African American Quilts Discussion
Two
renowned quilt scholars together for one evening! The OSU Center for
Folklore Studies and the OSU Urban Arts Space will present-together for
the first time-two national experts on African American quilting
traditions: Patricia A. Turner and Carolyn Mazloomi.
Friday, April 3rd
10 to 4pm
Ohio Arts Research SymposiumA one-day event that explores recent arts education research, issues and challenges across Ohio. FREE and includes lunch. Deadline for registration is March 25th.
Thursday, April 9th
Student Media Showcase: Video and Animation Screening and Talk Back
The Ohio State University's Advanced Computing Center for the Arts
and Design (accad) and the Department of Theatre are pleased to present
an evening of recent undergraduate and graduate student work in
film and animation. The screening of narrative and experimental shorts
will be followed by a brief Q&A session with the creators of the
work.Wednesday, April 22nd
noon to 1pm
Face Time with OSU Dancers: Melanie Bales and Susan Hadley
A behind the scenes look at dance making and performance in
preparation for OSU's Dance Downtown at the Capitol Theatre. Melanie Bales and Susan Hadley, both OSU professors and
choreographers, bring dancers from OSU downtown to present and
discuss sections of their works.
Wednesday, April 29th
noon to 1pm
Face Time with OSU Dancers: Ming-Shen Ku and Victoria Uris
OSU Department of Dance Guest Artist, Ming-Shen Ku, and
resident choreographer, Victoria Uris, will present and discuss
sections of their newest dances.
and...
Get the inside scoop about the OSU Urban Arts Space on our blog.
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Closes this week. Ohio Art League 98th Annual Juried Exhibition
January 27 - March 27
At the end of January the OSU Urban
Arts Space will shed winter with the Ohio Art League 98th Annual Juried Exhibition. These annual juried exhibitions are the backbone of OAL's
artistic programming, presented annually
since 1910. This spring's
juror is David Pagel,
Associate Professor of Art Theory and History and Chair of the Art
Department at Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, California.
Mr. Pagel is also a regular contributor to
the Los Angeles Times as an
art critic.
In 2009, OAL celebrates its 100th anniversary, this exhibition is the first event of this
historic year.
L to R: Jeff Mellot, A Green Desire, 2008 / Steven and Caroline Elbert, Time Fraction II, 2008 / Michael Litzau, Separation Anxiety I, 2008
[Read More]
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| Stage/Studio: Space Transformed
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February 11 - April 3
 In pursuit of our mission and our initiatives to integrate curriculum into the programming at the OSU Urban Arts Space, Associate Professor Maureen Ryan of the Department of Theatre will bring her MFA acting students
downtown for the final five weeks of the course, TH981 Theatrical
Performance Art. The students, who are in the final two quarters of
their three-year graduate program, will spend the first five weeks of
the course constructing and performing personal artistic manifestos.
They have been assigned the task of considering themselves avant-garde
artists who are charged with the challenge of becoming the innovative
and vital theatrical artists of the future. The manifesto performances
will be video taped and shown at UAS in conjunction with a
performance/installation that the MFA actors will give in the space.
[Read More]
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| 2009 Arts Scholars Juried Exhibiton
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February 4 - April 28
 The 2009 Arts Scholars Juried Exhibition
features work from high-achieving students from all years
of study who share a joint interest in the Arts, including music,
visual arts, design, dance, and theatre. Students major in many areas
across campus, including many non-Arts majors. This exhibition gives
students
an opportunity to experience the jurying process and the
hanging and promoting
of a professional show. Work in both performative and visual forms illustrates the
diversity of
skills and creativity among Arts Scholars. Jurors hail from the
university community as well as the greater Columbus community. This
show has traveled, over the past four years, from campus to the Short
North to downtown.
Arts Scholars appreciate the support you provide for
the development and
expression of their creative interests.
[Read More]
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