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Last Minute Inspiration! Competition Deadline June 4th!
The content highlights notable women from Ohio, particularly Columbus, recognized for their remarkable achievements across various fields, including sports, arts, literature, and activism. Figures such as Simone Biles, Toni Morrison, and Maya Lin showcase the state’s rich legacy, encouraging participants to draw inspiration for the Women of Ohio Art and Poetry Competitions.
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Celebrate Women’s Stories: Ohio Art & Poetry Contest. – Last Chance!
The Women of Ohio poetry and art competitions close on June 4th, inviting submissions that celebrate women’s stories. Open to all Ohio-based artists, it is free to enter with a $200 top prize. Various art forms are accepted, encouraging participants to share meaningful narratives and express unique perspectives through their work.
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Inspire Your Art: Doris Day and Ohio Women
The Women of Ohio art and poetry competition invites submissions inspired by influential Ohio women, including actress and singer Doris Day. Day, a Cincinnati native and animal rights advocate, is known for her vibrant performances and romantic comedies, despite facing personal struggles, including abusive relationships and financial betrayals.
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Spring News: Celebrate Ohio Women: Extended Competition Deadlines!
News includes attending the Ohioana Book Festival, despite rainy weather. We announce an extension for the art and poetry competition deadline to May 31, 2025, encouraging participation focused on influential Ohio women. Resources for inspiration, including workshops and creative prompts, are available for entrants.
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Teaching Resources for Writing and Art in Ohio
It’s rainy this weekend in Ohio, and that’s just the kind of weather for staying in and drawing or writing poetry. Just to update you on recent developments here, we recently posted lesson plans for teachers or workshop leaders who might want to encourage students or writing groups to create art and writing around notable…
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New Artwork and Logo to Represent the Women of Ohio Project
The website showcases new artwork by Columbus designer Breanne LeJeune, who previously created the Modron Magazine logo. Breanne holds an MFA in creative writing and has won numerous design awards for work at The Ohio State University, influencing other universities’ recruitment campaigns and visual identities.
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Celebrating the Achievements of Women from the City of Columbus and the State of Ohio
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