Ohio Arts Council Seeking Arts Administration Fellow The Ohio Arts Council, a national leader in arts administration, is seeking a dynamic, motivated candidate for a high-quality professional learning opportunity and fellowship focused on government communications and multimedia content production. The ideal candidate will have prior experience working in audiovisual storytelling, video production, journalism, or communications. The deadline to apply is December 16, 2021, at 5 p.m. November 29, 2021 For the Public, Public Arts Administration Fellow, Fellowship, Hiring, Ohio Arts Council Read More »
Video: Art Around Ohio Mini-Series Art Around Ohio is a special four-part video mini-series hosted by Aimee Wissman, marketing and exhibitions fellow at the Ohio Arts Council’s Riffe Gallery. Originally published on the OAC's Instagram page, Art Around Ohio takes you inside the homes, studios, and workspaces of artists around the state and explores the creative communities that call Ohio home. November 29, 2021 Art, artists, For Artists, For the Public, Public Aimee Wissman, Art Around Ohio, Carroll County, Grace Plummer, Jackson County, Jasper Elementary, Julie Woodrow, Laura Donnelly, Make Wellston Beautiful, Malvern, Market Street Art Spot, Marysville, Murals, Ohio Arts Council, Pamela Kellough, Pike County, Piketon, Union County, Video, Wellston Read More »
Meet the Staff: Chaz O’Neil, Artist Programs Coordinator Get to know Chaz O’Neil, who recently joined the Ohio Arts Council staff as the Artist Programs/Percent for Art coordinator. Chaz is a visual artist whose work is inspired by science, math, and experimental exploration of material. In this interview, he talks about what he’s most looking forward to in his new role and how he hopes to draw upon his experiences and artistic journey to help Ohio artists on theirs. November 24, 2021 artists, For Artists, Public Artist Programs, Chaz O'Neil, Chaz O'Neil, Individual Artist, Meet the Staf, Meet the Staff, Ohio Arts Council, Ohio Arts Council, Visual Artist Read More »
Guest Post: Arts and Humanities - Stronger Together Rebecca Asmo, executive director of Ohio Humanities, joins us this month to share a special guest post all about how the arts and humanities shape our lives. Just in time for National Arts and Humanities Month, the largest annual celebration of arts and humanities in the nation, Rebecca reflects on arts and the humanities as the gateway to understanding the world and each other and addressing our most formidable challenges. October 28, 2021 Art, For the Public, Organizations, Public Arts, Guest Post, Humanities, National Arts and Humanities Month, Ohio Arts Council, Ohio Humanities, Rebecca Asmo Read More »
Meet the Staff: Patrick Roehrenbeck, Organizational Programs Coordinator Born and raised in Ohio—with annual summer trips to Nebraska to practice his polka dancing at the St. Stanislaus Polish Festival in Omaha—Patrick Roehrenbeck has a nonprofit arts career that’s taken him to several Midwestern cities, from Chicago to Minneapolis to Columbus. Now, as one of the newest members of the Ohio Arts Council team, Patrick is ready to get involved in arts and culture on a statewide level as the Organizational Programs Coordinator for Northeast Ohio. October 27, 2021 Meet the Staff Meet the Staff, Ohio Arts Council, Organizational Programs Coordinator, Patrick Roehrenbeck Read More »
Governor DeWine Recognizes October as Arts and Humanities Month in Ohio Ohio Humanities and the Ohio Arts Council announced the recognition of October as Arts and Humanities Month in Ohio by Governor Mike DeWine and Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted. October 13, 2021 For the Public, News, Public Governor Mike DeWine, Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted, National Arts and Humanities Month, Ohio Arts Council, Ohio Humanities Read More »