Location: Ohio

From galleries to historic paint factories, these hotels bring creativity to hospitality and showcase local artists.

The founders of the Museum of Creative Human Art are driven by their own experiences at the intersection of art and community as Black artists and educators.

For “Text Me When You Get Home,” Mona Gazala invited Palestinian poets and text artists with ties to Ohio, and explored the idea of community, connection, and care.

The church was the center of Black life in Athens, and now Mount Zion Baptist Church Preservation Society is restoring it to be a gathering place for the area’s Black residents.

Dance studio Flux + Flow brings caregivers and their babies together to gently move, proving it's never too early to start dancing.

A true champion of the arts, Barbara Robinson left an indelible mark on Arts Midwest and the cultural landscape of the Midwest.

Central Ohio is home to a thriving community of zine makers, zine libraries and zine festivals—proof that, even with the advent of technology, this beloved analog medium is here to stay.

People with developmental differences lead the way at this joy-fueled, accessibility-centered arts studio in Athens, Ohio.

Rejecting the erasure of Arab culture and artistry, these Midwestern organizations implore artists they work with to come as their full selves.

Appalachia has its own distinctive, vibrant, diverse culture, complete with creativity galore. Explore the unique region of Ohio where the Midwest and Appalachia meet with writer Mandy Shunnarah.