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Urban Monthly Mix Exchange
|  Thursday, November 18th
7 to 8pm
Love sharing and making CD mixes? Join our mix tape community! Urban Monthly Mix Exchange is a program for the community to mingle, become exposed to new musical artists, and exchange mix CDs with fellow music enthusiasts. This month's winning theme is "Your personal soundtrack to a book".
Please bring two copies of your mix, accompanied by a complete CD information sheet. One mix copy will be exchanged with a fellow mix master. Guests will also submit and vote for next month's mix theme. The person with the winning theme will receive a thirty-dollar gift certificate to a local venue! Delicious dessert items will be provided by Katzinger's Delicatessen!
Free and open to people of all ages. RSVP requested; please contact uasexhibitions@gmail.com.
Image courtesy of Joanna Emily Reed
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Marotta Hour: Sue Harshe
|  Thursday, November 18th
7 to 8pm
At this month's Marotta Hour, Sue Harshe will present a program of songs by German playwright/poet Bertolt Brecht. Bertolt Brecht remains one of the most influential figures in theater and drama. As Marotta Hour's second Brecht program, Sue Harshe will provide a unique interpretation of some of Brecht's theater classics.
Marotta Hour is an electro-acoustic music series featuring unexpected sounds from free jazz to electronic to free-form improvisation. Come hear some of the most cutting-edge musicians and composers from Columbus and beyond.
Free and open to all. Donations accepted.
This series is part of our after-work programming offered Thursday evenings. Before or after the show, stop by Tip Top Kitchen & Cocktails and ask for the Urban Artists' Special. It's very special indeed and its only $3.
Image: Sue Harshe
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Artist Talk and Demonstration with
Emily Moorhead
|  Friday, November 19th
3 to 4pm
The OSU Urban Arts Space invites you to attend a special event. Multimedia artist Emily Moorhead will be maintaining her ephemeral work Deconstructing Polarities 2 in the Time-Sensitive exhibition. Using the installation of new ice as a platform for engagement, the artist will answer questions and welcome conversations about the work.
Image courtesy of Emily Moorhead.
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Upcoming Programs
Tuesday, November 23rd through Saturday, November 27th
Space Closed, Happy Thanksgiving!
Wednesday, December 1st, 5:30 to 7pm
Workshop with Mark Shanda: Interviewing Skills for Every Opportunity
This is a hands-on, skill development workshop led by Dean Mark Shanda, providing participants with an edge for greater success with interviewing. Professor Mark Shanda is the Interim Dean of Arts and Humanities in the College of Arts and Sciences at The Ohio State University. Free and open to all.
Thursday, December 2nd, 6:30 to 7:30pm
Travel through England
Explore the rich history of Europe without leaving your chair! OSU staff member Kathy Simcox relives two trips to England, highlighting her recent two weeks studying abroad in Cambridge University and five days hiking in Peak District, as well as her previous London and Canterbury trip. Free and open to all.
Saturday, December 4th, 6 to 8pm
Fabricated Art Reception
Join us as we celebrate City Center's Fabricated Art, a collection of fabric-based pieces composed by Don Coulter. Using objects such as denim jeans, leather jackets and aluminum pans, Coulter manipulates common materials to create lush landscapes and to capture the environment of the Jazz movement. Free and open to all. Light refreshments will be served.
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Got an idea?
The OSU Urban Arts Space wants to help you launch yours into reality
|  Idea Lab is a student run project that facilitates the process of transforming ideas of The Ohio State University students into reality.
By providing up to $2,000 in project support and guidance to see your project through, we are able to fuse innovative education and practical experience to create an opportunity for your ideas to be seen. Project ideas are not restricted to any specific topic.
For more information and to learn how to apply, visit uas.osu.edu/idealab. Applications are due Friday, January 7th, 2011.
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On View
State of the MFA
Tuesday, October 26th through Friday, December 16th
|  STATE OF THE MFA showcases a broad range of new and engaging works created by emerging, young artists currently enrolled or recently graduated from a Masters of Fine Arts program around the state of Ohio. The exhibition, juried by James Voorhies and Diana Matuszak, features a variety of media, visual expression and forms of production.
Image: Michael May, Fountain of Youth, 2010
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Time-Sensitive
Tuesday, October 26th through Friday, January 29th
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ROY G BIV Gallery for Emerging Artists presents Time-Sensitive, an exhibition that features artwork exploring the idea of the ephemeral. Ephemeral artworks fade, disappear, or simply "end" due to the materials or time that they inhabit. The artworks in Time-Sensitive explore the impermanent and the transitory, as well as disintegration and decay. Juried by Ola Ståhl.
Image: Ghosh, Ganges #2, 2009
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City Center Presents Fabricated Art
Tuesday, November 16th through Tuesday, December 14th
Reception: Saturday, December 4th from 6 to 8pm
|  City Center presents Fabricated Art, a collection of fabric-based pieces composed by Don Coulter.
Using objects such as denim jeans, leather jackets and aluminum pans, Coulter manipulates common materials to create lush landscapes and capture the environment of the Jazz movement. Coulter's environmentally-friendly pieces illustrate creative reuse of materials while also touching on past cultural movements, bringing them to the forefront of the gallery.
Image: Don Coulter, On the Move (detail), 2007
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City Center at the OSU Urban Arts Space
|  Call for entries from independent emerging artists:
City Center at the OSU Urban Arts Space is an opportunity for local emerging artists to display their art and launch their careers. One proposal per month will be given a grant of up to $500 and use of the corridor space at the entrance of the OSU Urban Arts Space.
By providing an exhibition space and funding, City Center hopes to foster the development of the independent, creative and innovative community in Columbus, Ohio.
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Give Feedback about the
OSU Urban Arts Space!
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If
you've been to the OSU Urban Arts Space lately, we'd love to hear from
you! Here at the Space, we want to encourage new ways of thinking
about the performing and visual arts and their role in everyday life.
Your feedback will help us to improve that experience. Please take a
minute to complete a short survey on our website at http://uas.osu.edu/feedback.
We value your opinion!
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