"There’s an inherent inadequacy to writing about the work of Tosha Stimage — one that inevitably unravels the act of writing about art altogether, or even using language at all," wrote KQED Arts in a rave review of Stimage's recent exhibition Death Valley Covered in Flowers. Read more of the deep dive into the first solo exhibition by the Columbus College of Art & Design Fine Arts Visiting Faculty and 2011 Fine Arts graduate here.
Tosha Stimage receives raves in first solo exhibition
Indigo and Yellow Nocturne, Christopher Burk ________
Five CCAD artists in Six in the Short North
It’s not every day you get a call from from HarperCollins’ Executive Art Director and the Vice President of HarperCollins imprint Balzer + Bray to discuss illustrating a book penned by a TV star. CCAD grad Keturah Bobo (Fine Arts, 2006) got that very call late last year.
CCAD grad Keturah Bobo illustrated book arriving March 6
Structural Circumstances E.G. 2, a 24-by-eight-foot replica of a mobile home made from multicolored, transparent plexiglass by Samuel Wagner (Fine Arts, 2008) and wife Christabel, "is intended to symbolize the meaningful lives those in rural areas lead, and to challenge city residents to rethink the assumptions they make about poorer communities," wrote The Columbus Dispatch in a feature on the work.
Dispatch shines light on grad's Columbus Arts Festival sculpture
Stanley Whitney, a 1966 Columbus College of Art & Design graduate, is "a painter whose abstract canvases are at once almost unimaginably forthright in their formal qualities and maddeningly complicated in their optical effects.
Process painter Stanley Whitney hits the pages of ArtNews
Two CCAD grads accepted into prestigious Skowhegan residency
