May 19 - June 23, 2018
12:15PM - 12:15PM
City Center Gallery, 50 W Town St, Suite 130
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2018-05-19 12:15:00
2018-06-23 12:15:00
City Center Gallery 2018: Drink it In
Time: Times vary
Event Host: Urban Arts Space
"Drink it In" by Zanesville, Ohio, artist John Taylor Lehman is an exhibition showcasing his shrewd use of upcycled and repurposed materials -- in this instance, discarded bottle caps -- and turning them into vivid, highly detailed works of art. In taking these cold, sharp, discarded materials and transforming them into these pieces, Lehman invites the viewer to consider their own relationship to that which we toss away and to conservation itself.
Click here for more information about the artist and exhibit.
City Center Gallery, 50 W Town St, Suite 130
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Add to Calendar
2018-05-19 12:15:00
2018-06-23 12:15:00
City Center Gallery 2018: Drink it In
Time: Times vary
Event Host: Urban Arts Space
"Drink it In" by Zanesville, Ohio, artist John Taylor Lehman is an exhibition showcasing his shrewd use of upcycled and repurposed materials -- in this instance, discarded bottle caps -- and turning them into vivid, highly detailed works of art. In taking these cold, sharp, discarded materials and transforming them into these pieces, Lehman invites the viewer to consider their own relationship to that which we toss away and to conservation itself.
Click here for more information about the artist and exhibit.
City Center Gallery, 50 W Town St, Suite 130
College of Arts and Sciences
asccomm@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
Time: Times vary
Event Host: Urban Arts Space
Event Host: Urban Arts Space
"Drink it In" by Zanesville, Ohio, artist John Taylor Lehman is an exhibition showcasing his shrewd use of upcycled and repurposed materials -- in this instance, discarded bottle caps -- and turning them into vivid, highly detailed works of art. In taking these cold, sharp, discarded materials and transforming them into these pieces, Lehman invites the viewer to consider their own relationship to that which we toss away and to conservation itself.
Click here for more information about the artist and exhibit.
