Opening night for our largest art exhibit ever!
Featuring three generations of Black art with work of Richard Duarte Brown, Malik Carrington and Smoky Brown, the exhibit will cover all of the places where we usually have art and then some. We’ve emptied the whole building to make room for all of the many styles of work that will be on display: sculpture, paintings, water features, immersive experiences…the works!
Friday May 26 – September 30
Open every Saturday 12-3 plus special events
Streetlight Guild / 1367 E. Main St. / Columbus OH
Absolutely free.
Streetlight Guild.org 
[…] There’s still this Saturday and next to view “Ohio Cultural Carriers: Watering the Seeds,” a free exhibit showcasing three generations of Black art with works by Richard Duarte Brown, Malik Carrington, and Smoky Brown, at Streetlight Guild, 1367 E. Main St. The gallery will be open from noon to 3 p.m. Various media are represented including sculptures, paintings, water features, and immersive experiences. Also coming up at Streetlight is “Rhapsody & Refrain 3: 30 Columbus Poets,” a month-long series during which each day will feature a poet performing a set of original work. Shows are at 8 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays and 5 p.m. Sundays. Admission is $5. (streetlightguild.org) […]
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[…] of our artwork was taken down for a building-wide exhibit until the end of September, so I had to go into storage and pull some pieces out to put around the building, especially in our […]
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