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An Intern’s Viewpoint: Art Possible Ohio Sponsors a Night of Self-Reflection and Love

As Amoah said, “The greatest way to find your voice is to use it,” and this night let everyone in attendance find their voice and use it for themselves. 

Meet the 2024 Accessible Expressions Ohio Adjudicators!

When asked what motivated him to participate in the adjudication process, Dr. Banner stated, “I was motivated to participate in adjudicating Accessible Expressions Ohio based on the connections between our organizations (Accessible Expressions Ohio & UAS), the trust established from past experiences with the Accessible Expressions Ohio staff, and a commitment to arts equity and accessibility which I hold in the utmost regard.”

Black History Month Featured Artists

Meet Xavier Sledge Please say who you are, what you do (career and artists career wise if you have multiple jobs), and how many years have you been in the Accessible Expressions Ohio show? I am Xavier and I am a college student that likes to paint colorful backgrounds, LeBron James, buildings and whatever I…

An Intern’s Viewpoint: ReelAbilities Film Festival Columbus Kick-Off

Post by OSU Writing Intern, Lauren Mox I had the cool opportunity to attend the ReelAbilities Film Festival Columbus presented by Art Possible Ohio in partnership with Columbus State Community College Library.  ReelAbilities Film Festival Columbus is a first of its kind film festival that promotes awareness and appreciation of lives, stories and artistic expressions…

Those Who Spring of Me featured in The Lantern and Columbus Alive

We want to thank Matt and Nicolette for so generously sharing their film Those Who Spring of Me with us. We had a fantastic turn out for the virtual film screening and the talk back and a big part of that is thanks to our local media outlets and their stellar coverage. Check out these…

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