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JCC Columbus Jewish Film Festival – Troll Storm

A successful realtor and soccer mom, Tanya Gersh’s life is turned upside down when neo-Nazis unleash a troll storm against her and her family. Set in the heart of Whitefish, Montana, a seemingly idyllic ski town, anti-semitic attacks against Tanya start soon after Trump wins the presidential election. The community is forced to confront the alarming local rise of far-right extremism. Courageously, Tanya takes a stand against the hate, feat, and prejudice by filing a lawsuit against her perpetrators.

Voyage in Verses: Poets as Spacewalkers

Join us for an unforgettable evening of poetry and art at the McConnell Arts Center on Thursday, November 14th at 7:00pm! Delight in the inspiring words of a lineup of talented poets as they bring Stephanie Rond's "Spacewalkers" exhibit to life through their performances. This closing event for the exhibit promises to be a celebration of women's voices, artistic expression, and community connection. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in an evening filled with powerful words and captivating art.

Goya: Visions of Flesh and Blood (Exhibition on Screen)

Heir to Velázquez, a hero to Picasso. Discover Spain’s celebrated artist with this cinematic tour de force based on the National Gallery’s must-see exhibition Goya: The Portraits.

Francisco Goya is Spain’s most celebrated artist and considered the father of modern art. Not only a brilliant observer of everyday life and Spain’s troubled past, he is a gifted portrait painter and social commentator par excellence.

Goya takes the genre of portraiture to new heights and his genius is reappraised in a much-anticipated landmark exhibition at The National Gallery, London.

$12 – $15

100 Strings: An instrumental extravaganza from India (Dhvani)

The name of the tour: One Hundred Strings: The Saraswathi veena has 7 strings and the special Santoor that will be played in this tour has 93 strings. Hence the name (93 plus 7).

About the Saraswathi veena:
The Saraswathi veena is considered one of the most ancient instruments from Asia. Some historians date it back to 5000 years; Others say 2000 + years which is the age of the musical genre Carnatic Music - the classical music of South India. It is revered as the National Instrument of India and is so named as the Goddess of Arts, Culture and Wisdom, Saraswathi, holds this instrument in her hand symbolizing all that She Stands For.

About the Santoor:
Santoor is a string instrument that belongs to the Hindustani, North Indian Classical music of India. The original name of this instrument was Shata-tantri Veena which in Sanskrit language means another kind of Veena many times with100 Strings-for this tour the santoor being used is a custom instrument with 93 strings. The name of the  instrument has its origins in the Persian language that came to India through the arrival of that culture in India.

The artists:
Nirmala Rajasekar - Saraswathi Veena
Sandip Chatterjee - Santoor
Thanjavur K. Murugaboopathi - Mridangam drum
Ramdas Palsule - Tabla drums

Steven Elbert – Monochromia

On View November 21, 2024 – January 16, 2025 | Steven Elbert shares, “The exhibition is entitled ‘Monochromia,’ which features works in various media such as Painting, Drawing, Printmaking, Conventional Photography and Pinhole Photography. The pieces shown are all monochromatic in color, but not necessarily black and white, reflecting how I often work to create imagery. Work without full color can be more powerful because it is direct and simple.”

Sharone Putter – Workscapes (2014-Present)

On View November 21, 2024 – January 16, 2025 | Sharone Putter says of her work, "My art highlights worksites and nondescript events by the side of the road. Areas peripheral to the subject matter are semi-abstracted, bringing the narratives into prominence while retaining the potentiality inherent to the unfinished under-construction scenes. Hand painted enameled elements are attached strategically to the artwork, affecting the pictorial space and the narrative. At times, the elements serve to restrict access. At others, they invite us to take a closer look. The viewer of the artwork gains a shift of perspective regarding the mundane events, which, in turn, validates my decade-long engagement with the fleeting vistas and reinforces my commitment to the work.”

Guided Gallery Tour with Sharone Putter

Join exhibiting artist, Sharone Putter, in an informative and in-depth tour of her exhibition, Workscapes (2014-Present), at the McConnell Arts Center. This will be an opportunity for patrons to be in conversation with the artist about the work as they tour the exhibition.

Guided Gallery Tour with Steven Elbert

Join exhibiting artist, Steven Elbert, in an informative and in-depth tour of his exhibition, Monochromia, at the McConnell Arts Center. This will be an opportunity for patrons to be in conversation with the artist about the work as they tour the exhibition.

Worthington Community Theatre Holiday Celebration!

The weather outside is frightful but the show inside is delightful!  Join us this festive season for a cabaret of splendid songs and scenes full of holiday cheer. Get whisked away to a whimsical wonderland of music, poetry and dance. The perfect way to kick off the season is WCT’s holiday celebration!

$20
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