Arts and Culture Editor & Promotions Writer
Emily Votaw is an Arts and Culture Editor & Promotions Writer at WOUB Online. She specializes in topics related to arts and entertainment, including music business, film industry, and consumer travel, weaving together her passion for music, filmmaking, and architecture. Emily's work has been featured in PopMatters, WOUB Public Media, and NewsBreak.
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Emily Votaw’s coverage is a strong fit for pitches tied to music and film, especially when they connect to new releases, cultural commentary, or timely entertainment news. She also appears receptive to interview-style pieces and event-driven angles, so outreach with access to artists, filmmakers, or people involved in notable projects could work well.
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Athens’ Hip-Hop Shop gave emerging artists a place to perform, connect and explore hip-hop as music, culture and community.
Hosts and poets Bonnie Proudfoot, Albert Rouzie, Wendy McVicker, and Ivars Balkits read and discuss poetry.
Curated by Nancy Crow, "Color Improvisations 3" showcases 38 contemporary quilts exploring color, individuality and artistic expression in Lancaster.
By: Emily Votaw
Don Was led his Pan-Detroit Ensemble through the Grateful Dead’s “Blues for Allah” in Nelsonville, with a surprise visit from Jorma Kaukonen.
Lost Flamingo Theatre Company brings its annual shadow-cast production of The Rocky Horror Picture Show to The Union in Athens through Saturday.
By: Emily Votaw
Twenty One Pilots performed a sold-out hometown concert at Ohio Stadium in Columbus on Oct. 17. WOUB Culture's Bradley Cunningham captured the show.
Author Peter Golden discusses his new novel, "A Girl from Ohio", his time at Ohio University and the region's social and cultural history.
By: Emily Votaw
"Heart of the Beast" delivers a visually stunning, emotionally moving survival story about a soldier and his dog stranded in the Alaskan wilderness.
Cutler Station embraces its eccentric sound on 'And the Corndog Cowboy'. Read WOUB Culture's review and stream the album before its release.
By: Emily Votaw
The Athens Artists Project hosted its fifth annual fundraiser at Casa Nueva, featuring local musicians, youth performances and support for arts education.
