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Weekend Reading: November 18 Edition

Melissa Starker, Creative Content & PR Manager

Nov 18, 2022

Ohio State research fellow Maggie Dahlstrom is at the center of the image, seen from the shoulders up. They are sitting in a library with book-filled shelves lining the walls and two windows in the background. Maggie has pink hair with bangs and it is pulled back. There are piles of graphic novels about LGBTQ+ youth on a wooden table in front of them.

Ohio State Undergraduate Research Library Fellow Maggie Dahlstrom, image courtesy of the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum

Around Ohio

An abstract painting with a pink, blobby form marked by two points of darker pink on its left side. It rests on a field of solid, industrial gray.

Laura Bidwa, Pink Thought 18. Oil on panel, 9 x 8.5 inches, on view as part of Small and Wonderful at Hammond Harkins Galleries. Image courtesy of the artist.

 

Around the globe

Xaviera Simmons sits as she speaks into a microphone in her hand. She is a Black woman with short dreadlocks pulled back into a ponytail, wearing a loose white and blue dress and a long pink scarf. To the left, artist Carmen Winant is in partial view, a white woman with long dark hair and a blue polka dot dress, also sitting. Artist Bethany Collins, a woman of mixed race wearing a black top and pants, with hair pulled back into a ponytail, is sitting to the right. Both women are looking at Simmons.

Xaviera Simmons takes part in a panel discussion with Carmen Winant (L) and Bethany Collins (R) during the opening of the Summer 2017 Wex exhibition Gray Matters; photo: Kathryn D Studios

 

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