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Exhibit at OSU Urban Arts Space tackles notions of landmark and landscape

By Julia Harris

Ask your average Columbus citizen what the city’s landmark sites and structures are and you’re likely to get a furrowed look in return.

And then the usual suspects will pop up: LeVeque Tower, the Statehouse, maybe the full-scale replica of the Santa Maria, definitely the iconic Ohio Stadium.

What you’re not likely to hear mentioned are places like “The Gates of Hell,” a rugged urban hollow beneath High Street full of graffiti and mythology, or the “Salt Mountain,” a shifting elevation of road salt stored north of I-670. (Full Story…)

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