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Three area photographers join for an eclectic exhibit at Majestic Galleries on the historic square in Nelsonville. Dennis Savage, Hocking County, will exhibit work from Day of the Dead festivals… Read More
Hocking College Student Artist Invitational: A Sensory Delight in Multimedia
A Sensory Delight in Multi Media! Mar. 29th, 2019, 6-9 pm: Opening Night for HC Artist Invitational. Multi-media pieces from the hardworking Art Students at Hocking College. Glass, Ceramics, Painting and Photography. … Read More
Opening Night for Good Vibrations: New Work from Husband and Wife Dynamic Duo
Event Name: Good Vibrations: New Work from Husband and Wife Dynamic Duo. April 26th, 2019, 6-9 pm: Opening Night for Good Vibrations. Ann Judy presents new ceramic sculpture: Tarot Queens. Aaron… Read More
Ohio University School of Art + Design Open Studios at Weld House
The Ohio University School of Art + Design MFA candidates would like to welcome you to our Open Studio sessions. We are opening our doors to the community, so stop… Read More
Ohio University School of Art + Design Open Studios at Seigfred Hall
The Ohio University School of Art + Design MFA candidates would like to welcome you to our Open Studio sessions. We are opening our doors to the community, so stop… Read More
The Ohio University Creative Writing Program presents Spring Literary Fest: April 3-5, 2019
The Ohio University Creative Writing Program presents Spring Literary Fest from April 3-5, 2019, which includes talks, craft lectures, readings, colloquiums, and workshops by the following acclaimed poets, novelists, essayists, fiction… Read More
Crumb Coat- Cake Art Reception
My name is Luke Boyd. I am an art grad student studying painting and drawing at Ohio University. I wanted to let you know about a show I have coming… Read More
The Rise and Fall Of Pirate Radio Station WBAD
By: David Goren I PRI
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In the 1990s, pirate radio station WBAD started playing hip-hop music without bleeping it like commercial radio. But even if it was playing church music, the FCC still would have come after them.