WMVO Good Times Great Oldies
January 22–April 11, 2021
Buchwald-Wright Gallery, Gund Gallery
The Art of Trees reveals the many resonances, forms, and relationships of trees. Exploring themes of restoration and destruction, community and isolation, location and identity, and fragile temporalities, the artists featured in the exhibition experiment with a range of mediums, and even use trees as creative collaborators to express our essential and inseparable bond with these guardians of the earth. The Art of Trees invites an interdisciplinary dialogue about personal, local, and global relationships to the environment, while simultaneously drawing attention to interactions between trees themselves, the communities they form, and their resilience despite human interference.
Featuring: Nearby Voices
Nearby Voices bridges the gap between global and local environmental concerns by engaging with the art and voices of local community members. This special section of The Art of Trees exhibition offers artistic reflections on the local landscape as a shared point of witness and imagines trees as archives of commonly held stories and experiences that branch across generations of a community.
The Art of Trees is curated by a committee of Gund Associates, Kenyon faculty, and Gund Gallery staff who worked together in a collaborative, multi-year process to bring this project to life.
It is with sadness that we acknowledge the rise in covid-19 cases in our community and the need to cancel Central Ohio Youth Ballet production of “The Nutcracker” in November and December 2020. We are rescheduling the production for Friday, January 22 at 7:30pm, Saturday, January 23, at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, January 24, at 2 p.m. pending COVID-19 statistics in early January 2021. For those who have purchased tickets, we appreciate your support and would like for you to consider the following options: 1.) change your ticket to one of the above listed performance dates/times 2.) request a refund 3.) or convert your ticket purchase to a tax-deductible contribution to The Central Ohio Youth Ballet, a 501(c)(3) organization. Please consider your desired option and email techdirector@kpacohio.org with your choice. We wish you Happy Holidays, The directors of The Woodward Opera House and The Central Ohio Youth Ballet
January 22–April 11, 2021
Buchwald-Wright Gallery, Gund Gallery
The Art of Trees reveals the many resonances, forms, and relationships of trees. Exploring themes of restoration and destruction, community and isolation, location and identity, and fragile temporalities, the artists featured in the exhibition experiment with a range of mediums, and even use trees as creative collaborators to express our essential and inseparable bond with these guardians of the earth. The Art of Trees invites an interdisciplinary dialogue about personal, local, and global relationships to the environment, while simultaneously drawing attention to interactions between trees themselves, the communities they form, and their resilience despite human interference.
Featuring: Nearby Voices
Nearby Voices bridges the gap between global and local environmental concerns by engaging with the art and voices of local community members. This special section of The Art of Trees exhibition offers artistic reflections on the local landscape as a shared point of witness and imagines trees as archives of commonly held stories and experiences that branch across generations of a community.
The Art of Trees is curated by a committee of Gund Associates, Kenyon faculty, and Gund Gallery staff who worked together in a collaborative, multi-year process to bring this project to life.
January 22–April 11, 2021
Buchwald-Wright Gallery, Gund Gallery
The Art of Trees reveals the many resonances, forms, and relationships of trees. Exploring themes of restoration and destruction, community and isolation, location and identity, and fragile temporalities, the artists featured in the exhibition experiment with a range of mediums, and even use trees as creative collaborators to express our essential and inseparable bond with these guardians of the earth. The Art of Trees invites an interdisciplinary dialogue about personal, local, and global relationships to the environment, while simultaneously drawing attention to interactions between trees themselves, the communities they form, and their resilience despite human interference.
Featuring: Nearby Voices
Nearby Voices bridges the gap between global and local environmental concerns by engaging with the art and voices of local community members. This special section of The Art of Trees exhibition offers artistic reflections on the local landscape as a shared point of witness and imagines trees as archives of commonly held stories and experiences that branch across generations of a community.
The Art of Trees is curated by a committee of Gund Associates, Kenyon faculty, and Gund Gallery staff who worked together in a collaborative, multi-year process to bring this project to life.
OHIO POOR PEOPLE’S CAMPAIGN: A NATIONAL CALL FOR MORAL REVIVAL JAN. 2021 OUTREACH EVENT Forward Together! A 2021 Invitation for Involvement with the Ohio Poor People’s Campaign
EVENT DESCRIPTION:
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The Ohio Poor People’s Campaign announces Forward Together! Our 2021 event to grow our movement committed to strategically ending the interlocking evils of systemic racism, poverty, ecological devastation, militarism and the war economy, and the distorted moral narrative of religious nationalism. Please join us to learn how to get involved.
EVENT DATE: Tues. Jan. 26, 2021
EVENT TIMES: 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. EST
EVENT VENUE: Remote / Zoom Event
EVENT COST: Free
REGISTRATION LINK: https://bit.ly/OUTREACHOHPPC
ORGANIZATION NAME: Ohio Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival
ORGANIZATION WEBSITE: poorpeoplescampaign.org/committee/ohio
Outreach Coordinator
Ohio
OHPPCOutreach@gmail.com
January 22–April 11, 2021
Buchwald-Wright Gallery, Gund Gallery
The Art of Trees reveals the many resonances, forms, and relationships of trees. Exploring themes of restoration and destruction, community and isolation, location and identity, and fragile temporalities, the artists featured in the exhibition experiment with a range of mediums, and even use trees as creative collaborators to express our essential and inseparable bond with these guardians of the earth. The Art of Trees invites an interdisciplinary dialogue about personal, local, and global relationships to the environment, while simultaneously drawing attention to interactions between trees themselves, the communities they form, and their resilience despite human interference.
Featuring: Nearby Voices
Nearby Voices bridges the gap between global and local environmental concerns by engaging with the art and voices of local community members. This special section of The Art of Trees exhibition offers artistic reflections on the local landscape as a shared point of witness and imagines trees as archives of commonly held stories and experiences that branch across generations of a community.
The Art of Trees is curated by a committee of Gund Associates, Kenyon faculty, and Gund Gallery staff who worked together in a collaborative, multi-year process to bring this project to life.
Join Heartland Bank all year long for food trucks at our corporate center! We’re located right next to the Whitehall Community Park YMCA. Bring your family or coworkers, grab a bite to eat, and take a stroll in the park.
Schedule: – Jan 06 (Wed): Explorers Club – Jan 13 (Wed): Capital Ramen – Jan 20 (Wed): Havana Mia Oh – Jan 27 (Wed): Dos Hermanos – Feb 03 (Wed): Cheese Truck – Feb 10 (Wed): SMOKEOUT BBQ – Feb 17 (Wed): Mya’s Fried Chicken – Feb 24 (Wed): Cheesy Truck – Mar 03 (Wed): Late Night Slice – Mar 10 (Wed): Angry Weiner – Mar 17 (Wed): Holy Crepes Please see the ticket link for menus. Food trucks are subject to change, but we will do our best to keep you updated. We hope to see you soon!
The Scavenger Hunt is free to attend and will kick off in the Food Court near Boost Mobile. During the Scavenger Hunt, children and families go store-to-store to search for hidden snowflakes, while being delighted with special giveaways, snack and prizes along the way. KidX Frozen scavenger hunt featuring character appearances by Queen Elsa and Olaf.
January 22–April 11, 2021
Buchwald-Wright Gallery, Gund Gallery
The Art of Trees reveals the many resonances, forms, and relationships of trees. Exploring themes of restoration and destruction, community and isolation, location and identity, and fragile temporalities, the artists featured in the exhibition experiment with a range of mediums, and even use trees as creative collaborators to express our essential and inseparable bond with these guardians of the earth. The Art of Trees invites an interdisciplinary dialogue about personal, local, and global relationships to the environment, while simultaneously drawing attention to interactions between trees themselves, the communities they form, and their resilience despite human interference.
Featuring: Nearby Voices
Nearby Voices bridges the gap between global and local environmental concerns by engaging with the art and voices of local community members. This special section of The Art of Trees exhibition offers artistic reflections on the local landscape as a shared point of witness and imagines trees as archives of commonly held stories and experiences that branch across generations of a community.
The Art of Trees is curated by a committee of Gund Associates, Kenyon faculty, and Gund Gallery staff who worked together in a collaborative, multi-year process to bring this project to life.
January 22–April 11, 2021
Buchwald-Wright Gallery, Gund Gallery
The Art of Trees reveals the many resonances, forms, and relationships of trees. Exploring themes of restoration and destruction, community and isolation, location and identity, and fragile temporalities, the artists featured in the exhibition experiment with a range of mediums, and even use trees as creative collaborators to express our essential and inseparable bond with these guardians of the earth. The Art of Trees invites an interdisciplinary dialogue about personal, local, and global relationships to the environment, while simultaneously drawing attention to interactions between trees themselves, the communities they form, and their resilience despite human interference.
Featuring: Nearby Voices
Nearby Voices bridges the gap between global and local environmental concerns by engaging with the art and voices of local community members. This special section of The Art of Trees exhibition offers artistic reflections on the local landscape as a shared point of witness and imagines trees as archives of commonly held stories and experiences that branch across generations of a community.
The Art of Trees is curated by a committee of Gund Associates, Kenyon faculty, and Gund Gallery staff who worked together in a collaborative, multi-year process to bring this project to life.