From Neolithic cave paintings to modern murals and sculpture, art in public spaces has tremendous power to tell a story, evoke emotions, and create a sense of belonging. To learn more about this form of expression, Assistant Professor of Art Gypsy Schindler and Director of Thomas Library Amanda McLellan are leading a team of students to various artistic locations in Cincinnati, Springfield, and Yellow Springs during FIRE Week. Hear from their experience at the latest spot. | Wittenberg Universit

Five thousand years ago, as the Neolithic farmers of Europe spread into almost every corner of the continent, there remained a society of hunter-fisher-foragers holding out in the north; the Pitted Ware culture. But the hunter gatherers could not hold out forever and by 2300 BC, the last of the Pitted Ware culture had been extinguished. Art by @ancienteuropeans2 | Dan Davis - Author